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the the the leather, LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL AND STAR January 5, 1047 Three Lodges Plan Joint Installation The annual installation of officers will be held jointly by Lancaster lodge No. 54, Lincoln lodge No. 19, and Liberty lodge No. 300, A. F.

A. M. next Thursday m. at the Masonic temple, 1635 L. master George of A.

Masons Kurk, past, Nebraska, grand will serve as installing master; installing marshall will be Elmer E. Magee, grand senior warden of Masons of Nebraska; and the installing secretary will be Lewis E. Smith, past grand master and past grand secretary of Masons of Nebraska. Dr. Arthur L.

Miller, pastor of the First Presbyterian church will be chaplain. CEREMONIES will be to the public. A program both preceding and following the installation has been arranged and refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the evening, The officers will be installed for the following lodges: Lincoln No. 19, master, Charles W. Frost: senior warden, Lewis R.

Ricketta: junior warden, 8, Hugh DilIon; treasurer, Jesse W. Todd; secretary, Perry J. Morton: senior deacon, Donald C. Youngblut; Junior deacon, E. Forrest Eaten: chaplain, Allen R.

Beach: senior steward, Wilfred A. Dakan; junior ard, Raymond H. Frohm; organist, Otto H. Jonscher; and tyler, John D. Cole.

Hoagland: Lancaster No. senior 54, warden, master, Russell William W. R. Rauch: junior warden, Sidney S. Anderson; treasurer, Alvin 0.

Gronquist; secretary, Victor Seymour: sentor deacon, Merle M. Hatch: junior deacon, Rolland A. Port: chaplain, Rev. Linn W. McMillin; senior steward, Harold A.

Thorson: junior steward, Floyd. Dickerson; tyler, Oscar H. Enslow, Liberty No, 300, master, Orville D. Elsenior warden, Donald K. Nelson; Junlor warden, Don L.

Felton; treasurer, Charles L. Kouba; secretary, Homer L. Kyle: senior deacon, Glen Burnett; junior deacon, Ronald M. McMaster; chaplain, John 8. Burley; senior steward, Arthur A.

Mason: junior steward, Howard A. Stewart; organist, Don 8. Bergquist; and tyler, Andrew Beltz, Jr. Lodge Installs 1947 Officers Farragut W. R.

C. No. 10 urday installed the following officers for 1947: Ann Soderlund, president; Pearl Horner, senior vice president; Lotus Thorpe, junior president; Maude Keck, secretary; Katherine Kirlin, treasurer; Lillian Harm, chaplain; Thelma Burt, conductor; A A A Clara Walker, guard; Lois Kilgore, assistant conductor. Lenore Brady, assistant guard; Nell Callender, patriotic instructor; Libbie Grover, press correspondent; Blanche Goodale, Maude Allen, Lena Fitzgerald and Ida Smith, color bearers; Perla Smith, musician, and Leona McBride, junior club director. Gertrude Faust and Lenore Ames were installing officers.

Seaton to Head Masters- Wardens The Masters and Wardens club of the nine Lincoln Masonic Blue lodges recently elected the following officers for 1947: Guy Lancaster lodge No. 54, chairman; V. Stevens, North 'Star lodge No. 227, vice chairman, and D. Nelson, Liblodge No.

300, secretarytreasurer. Installation will be Monday, Jan. 27 at Lincoln lodge No. 210. The installation will be preceded by a dinner for all master Masons and their wives.

Flora Gardner To Head Circle General Custer circle le No. 26 Ladies of the G. A. R. elected the following difficers at a recent Christmas Flora Gardner, president; Mary Hufnagle, vice president; Perla Smith, secretary, and Florence Fetterley, treasurer.

Dance Is Scheduled by Temple Chapter O.E.S. Temple chapter Eastern Star will have an "old fashioned box supper" Monday, Jan. 30, at 8 p. at Walsh hall, 141 So. 12th.

There will be a short program and, style show and the auction of the boxes, followed by dancing. Want to hire a private investigator or amend your income tax? These are only two of the many interesting offers in today's in the Want Ads. Meet. DR. PENMENDER who for will do all this to your troublesome pen 1.

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PRINTERS 1184-26 0 Street Lincoln, 1 Nebr. Fraternal Calendar Monday. Mount Moriah Commandery No. Knights Templar, 1635 street, stated conclave, 7:30 p. m.

Temple Chapter No. 271, 0.E.8., Seottish Rite Temple, 15th and 8 m. East Lincoln lodge No. 210, A.F.&A.M., 2700 8 street, entered apprentice, 6 p. -m.

L.8. to B. of L.F.&E.. installation of officers, Havelock 1108 Rebekah street, lodge 7:30 No. "iso, 6211 Havelock, p.

Lincoln chapter No. 200, Military Order of the Purple Heart, 421 80. 9th, p.m. Friendship club, with Mra. Henry Meyer, 3036 General 8 p.

Custer m. circle No. 26, Ladies of the C.A.R., business meeting and installation of officers, club rooms, 11th College and N. View 2 p.m. lodge No.

320, A.F.MA.M., public installation, 1:30 p. m. Rainbow Division Vets, Lincoln hotel, P. m. Purple Heart, 421 So.

9th, 8 p. m. Tuesday. Lincoln chapter No. 148, 0.5.8., election of conductress, temple, 27th and m.

C.D, of A.K. of clubrooms, 8 p. m. Columbia chapter No. 275, 0.8.8., busimeeting.

1545 Cotner, 8 p. m. ness Past Matron's club, luncheon, Y.W.C.A., 1 p. m. Auxiliary to Local No.

112 N.F.P.0.C., business meeting and installation of offiwith Mra, E. G. Albrecht, 3636 Woods, p. m. cers, Circle No.

1, Charity lodge No. 2, Installation of officers, with Mrs. Henry Meyers, 3036 2 p.m. Lincoln lodge No. 19, A.F.&A.M., bustness meeting, 1635 7 p.m.

V.F.W, Miller-Long post No. 8009, bustness meeting, 1.0.0.F, hall, Havelock. V.F.W, auxiliary to post No. 3606, Lincoln hotel, 8 p. m.

Marine Corps league, Cornhusker hotel, p. m. American Vets committee, Y.M.C.A., 7:15 p.m. Starcraft and election kensington, of officers, covered 2645 lunch; con D. m.

Columbian Rebekah lodge No. 90, installation, 1108 8 p. m. eon and. business meeting, at home of Mrs.

DeMolay Mothers club, 1 o'clock lunchH. A. Capek, 2222 Sheridan. Assisting hostesses, Mrs. Ray Becker, Mrs.

Miles Johnston, Mr. Fred Johnson, Mrs. Lacy Belknap and Mrs. Roy Strom. Wednesday.

Magnolia Camp' No. 44, R.N.A., 1108 street, 7:30 p. m. Lincoln chapter No. 6, R.A.M., Installation of officers, 1635 street, 8 p.

m. Lincoln lodge No. 16 K. 1024 street, 8 p. m.

Havelock lodge No. 244, 1.0.0.F., 6219 Havelock, 8 p. Clematis club, regular meeting. at home of Mrs. Mae Sipp, 2274 Holdrege, 2 p.

m. College View lodge No. 320, A.F.&A.M., entered apprentice degree, 7:30 p. m. Cotner lodge No.

297, A.F.&A.M., practice for officers, 1549 No. Cotner, 7:30 p. m. L.P.R.&A.U. No.

106, election of cers, with Hazel McGrall, 721 So. 12th, 8 p. m. Kensington to Francis Lorraine auxilto V.F.W., No. 131, covered dish luncheon, club rooms, 1101 12:30 p.m.

council No. 4, R. public installation of officers, 1635 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Lincoln lodge No. 19, Lancaster lodge No.

A.M., 54 and public Liberty joint lodge installation No. 300, 1635 A.F.& p. m. East Lincoln lodge No. 210, A.F.&A.M., 2700 8 street, entered apprentice, 6:30 p.

m. Security Benefit association, Lincoln Counell No. 183, 1108 evening Gerard court No. 1, Ben Hur, Lincoln hotel, 8 p. m.

College View lodge, Knights of Pythias, 8 p. m. Friday. G.I.A, kensington, at home of Mrs. o.

W. Hayes, 1635 So. 13th, 1:30 p. m. Sesostris Shrine, 15th and 7:30 p.

m. Capital lodge No. 11, 1.0.0.F., 1108 8 p. m. Lancaster lodge No.

54, Dancing club, temple, 1635 8:30 D. m. Lincoln lodge No. 19, A.F.&A.M., entered apprentice degrees, 1635 6 p. m.

Cotner lodge No. 297, A.F.&A.M., public installation of officers, 8 p. m. Sesostris temple A.A.0.N.M.S., annual meeting and election of officers and Shrine temple, 15th and 7:30 p. mn.

Appomatox kensington W.R.C, No. 128, with Mrs. Walter Schroeder, 1444 Dakota, 2 p. m. Arbutus club R.N,A., with Mrs.

Sarah Jane Leacock, 539 So. 27th, afternoon. New Corporations New corporations filed Saturday with the secretary of state: Building Specialties, Scottsbluff, to deal in pre-fabricated buildings, capitalized $50,000. Incorporators: John F. Neilsen, Scottsbluff, and Robert B.

Ray, Hastings. Simpson Brown, Omaha, to deal in all kinds and personal property, D. capitalized at $500,000. Incorporators: D. Simpson and E.

J. Brown. C. Brown Auto Supply Grand Island, capitalized at $150,000. Incorporators: Clarence Lillian, Marvin and Gordon Brown.

Frenchman Valley Co-operative Telephone Culbertson, capitalized at $4,000. Incorporators: Carl H. Gohl, and others. Kaiser-Frazer in Red excellent condition. $1,200.

1838 So. lines got underway in June. 15th. 3-4571. LOANS INSURANCE "Jack" Schuetz "Chic" Otto Maxine Porter A "Veteran" Organization We served our country in World War II Now we are serving Youl Start the New Year Free From Worries.

with a Loan from us to pay CHRISTMAS BILLS TAXES FUEL AND OTHER EXPENSES LOANS OF ALL TYPES FOR EVERY PURPOSE (subject to regulations) Schuetz Otto Company 2-3639 1620 "0" St. Lincoln, Nebr. Lomax East Lincoln No. 210 Head Harold A. Lomax was installed worshipful master of East Lincoln lodge No.

210, A. F. A. Saturday at the temple, 2700 S. Elmer Surber, deputy grand custodian of Omaha, a member of 210, served as installing master.

was assisted by Ernest E. Fye, installing marshall; Claud H. Mann, installsecretary; Charles N. Perry, installing chaplain, and Mrs. Ross Shrader, installing organist, Other officers installed were: Ernest G.

Barney, senior warden; Gerald Miller, junior warden; Ferris F. Cooley, treasurer; Charles F. Eberline, secretary; Herbert A. Ronin, senior deacon; John W. Kruse, junior deacon; Rev.

Frank E. Pfoutz, chaplain; Lyle A. Van Arsdol, marshall; Jesse L. Williams, organist; Alva B. Jennings, senior steward; Roy N.

Brendle, junior steward, and Harold W. Springer, tiler. THE OUTGOING MASTER, Willard E. Townsend, was presented with the past master's jewel by Charles F. Eberline.

A short program was presented. Beverly Thompson played several piano numbers and Roger gave a trumpet solo, accompanied by Mrs. Shrader. The new chaplain, Rev. Frank Pfoutz, gave a short talk.

Business Briefs Winterhalters, NewOldFirm Name Wnterhalters, is the new name ofthe former Columbia Glass and Paint company, at 14th and P. The business was acquired by the Winterhalters shortly before the war but in the absence of three firm members in service the business name remained static until their return a year ago. The Winterhalters, who have been in the wallpaper and paint business for many years, have enlarged and remodeled the show floor and added many facilitate new merchandise lines to solving problems. home, Schmitz-Horning scenic sections, Han-Tec, hand processed papers, Laverne exotics and over 750 new wallpaper patterns are now available at Winterhalters. Organization members are Joe Paul A.

and Winterhalter, Donald Huff, John Mason and P. J. Sullivan, Black Motors to Offer Garage, Storage Service Walter I. Black Motors, has leased the two-story building 1125 street expects to open a modern garage and storage business in that building on The building, located directly across the street from the firm's sales floor and offices, where the new Kaiser and Frazer cars are sold, has a floor area on Walter I. Black.

each floor of 50 by 150 feet. According to Ernest Stokes, sales manager for the organization, Mr. Black feels that there is a great need for additional day and night storage facilities in Lincoln and that this additional investment is timely. Garage facilities, Mr. Stokes said, will proTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

83-- ATTENTION Stockmen, Quick! 100 ton it quality, bundle fodder from growers now ready, Haul now. 4-2792. 1942 PLYMOUTH coupe; radio and heater; Events of the Week Monday, National Methodist conference committee, Capital hotel, 11:45 a. m. Lancaster county medical auxiliary meets, Cornhusker, 1 p.

Vincent Sheehan speaks, Town Hall series, Cornhusker, evening. Tuesday. Legislature convenes, noon. St. Elizabeth commencement, 10 a.

m. and Rotary 8 p. m. club, Cornhusker, noon. Wednesday.

Gov. Dwight Griswold's budget message Hiram club, Y. W. C. noon.

Hearing on school land appraisal, county commissioner's office, 10 m. Bethany Christian church annual meetIns, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Union Fire insurance meeting, 10 a.

m. First-Plymouth Congregational church annual meeting, 6:15 p. m. Original Ballet Russe, coliseum, evening. Inauguration of Gov.

Val Peterson, 1:30 p. m. Lions club, chamber of commerce, noon. Co-operative club, chamber of commerce, noon. Optimist club, Lincoln hotel, noon.

Knife and Fork club, Y. W. C. noon, Noxious weed control conference, fair grounds. Friday.

V. F. W. Joint installation. Inaugural ball, coliseum, 8 p.

m. "Kitty Circlet theater, 8 p. Kiwanis club, chamber of commerce, noon. Cosmopolitan club, Lincoln hotel, noon. Nebraska democratic public policy committee, Cornhusker, 10 a.

m. vide for the servicing and repair of all makes and models. of cars. Part of the first floor of the building will be devoted to the sale of used cars, Mr. Stokes said.

It will be necessary for the firm to employ several additional employes to handle the work in the new venture, he pointed out. Walter I. Black, president and general manager of the KaiserFrazer agency, is now in California on business for the firm. Carpenter Paper Awards the Are sixth Made time Loren E. Cook, Hastings, been named "Man of the Year," for the Carpenter Paper company.

The award, given recently at the company's annual sales conference, is issued annually to the top salesman in the five territory divisions of the company. A. A. Sorenson, Lincoln, was given an award of distinction for work in the fine paper department of the Omaha division. Federated In 25th Anniversary Finance.

OUR 25th We thank our many friends ANNIVERSARY! who have made it possible for us to keep saying, as we have for the past 25 years "When You Need MONEY" SEE FEDERATED FINANCE COMPANY "The Friendly Lincoln Company" 25 Years Of Continuous Service 1503 St. Phone 2-7211 Federated Finance this month celebrates its 25th anniversary. Founded in 1922, the firm is still operated by one of the original partners, P. CapIan. Federated was one of the pioneers in the loan business in Lincoln.

Owned and operated by Lincoln people, the company is now located at 1503 street. Jerome L. Caplan, son of one of the original founders, is now associated with the firm. Mr. Caplan in looking back over the last quarter century said one of the things that is outstanding in Lincoln is the great number of businesses that have continued under the same ownership.

This he mentioned speaks well for the stability of the community. He noted that the majority of the automobile dealers he did business with in the beginning are still here. Most towns, he said, have a fast turnover in this business. Automobile financing is one of the important departments of Finance. Butler Attacks Trade Proposal WASHINGTON.

(7P). Senator Butler Neb.) attacked the proposed charter of the international trade Saturday, calling it orcaniration. to bring about world free trade by the example of the United States." "WE TRIED TO bring about world disarmament by example in 1922, and it didn't work then. I see no evidence that it will work today with international trade, Butler said, "if the state department really expects other countries to make valuable concessions, it should keep a little "trad(ing stock' in reserve." Butler has been a consistent critic of state department policy. THE PROPOSED redraft of the organization's charter, Butler asserted, shows that "we do not receive from other nations the same benefits that the state department wants to grant to them." The international trade organization is a United States-sponsored agency formed to promote reductions of tariffs and to increase a free flow of international trade.

Mrs. Eliese Dietze Dies; Lived in Gretna Mrs. Eliese Dietze, 85, died Satat the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Brand, 512 D. A resident of Lincoln for three SAVE FUEL with AN EAGLE "CERTIFIED" INSULATION JOB FREE ESTIMATE EAGLE HOME INSULATION CO.

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Born in Germany, she was a member of the Friedens Lutheran church at Gretna. She is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Burt Abelshouzem Omaha; eight sons, William off Papillion, Henry, Fred and Adolph, all of Gretna, Herman of Kimball, and Martin, John and Frank, of Omaha; 33 grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren. I Quality we IN NEPHO PHOTO Photo Finishing FINISHING BE SURE IT'S NEPHO SERVICE Quality Finishing and Service AT MOST FILM COUNTERS ATTENTION HOME OWNERS! FLOORING For porches and attic floors. Also lumber for porch repairs and remodeling.

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213 So. 10th 2-5554 Lincoln, Nebr. off of Dr. A. Veterans hospital, and Ash Moreland, Veteran's administration, were guests at luncheon of the past department commanders of the SpanishAmerican war veterans Saturday.

Repair with Gordon A 16-year-old youth was turned over to county juvenile ities Saturday after he admitted his part in the theft of a model airplane engine taken from a Lincoln sporting goods store last month. Ideal Briquets for furnace or fireplace. Clean, long lasting. Landy Clark Co. Adv.

The regular meeting of the Veterinary club of Lincoln will be held in the green room of the Y.M.C.A., Tuesday, January 7, eight o'clock. Dr. C. B. McGrath discuss the Nebraska poultry and turkey improvement program.

Your prescription carefully compounded and delivered. Allen Drug, 1400 So. Mrs. H. O.

Hebbard, 1638 Sumner, has reported to police that small throw-rug was taken from the radiator of her car while the car was parked between 11th and 12th streets on afternoon. Police the porturdanue rug at $5. Shop everywhere, then visit Shurtleft's Storewide Clearance Sale and compare quality and price. You'll save by doing your Clearance Sale shopping outside the high rent zone at SHUTLEFF'8, 1532 -Adv. Anti-freeze leaking over the motor of a car belonging to O.

A. Coyle, 717 So. 12th, was listed by fire department officials Saturday night as the cause of a fire that caused considerable damage 10 the Coyle car. According to fire department records, the car caught fire at 10th and street shortly after 3 p. m.

Saturday. Nurse Graduates Honored at Dance Fourteen student nurses at St. Elizabeth hospital were guests of honor at a St. Elizabeth alumnae dinner at the Lincoln Saturday night. Jeanne Borgens, welcomed president of the alumnae, the graduating nurses and Jacqueline Mitchel, class president, gave the response.

Music was furnished by Arlene Heinz and Margaret Shelley, who sang and played the piano. About 30 alumnae attended the dinner. Mrs. Helen Hoffman was chairman of the dinner committee. Circlet Theater Will Open With 'Kitty Foyle' The Circlet theater starts off the new year with its January production, the familiar comedy, "Kitty Foyle," showing for the first night this Friday night, Jan.

10. Kitty Foyle will have an eight performance running Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights and 1 matinee Sunday afternoon, Jan. 10, 11, and 12. It will show the same the following week, Jan. timers and 19.

Reservations for any' of the performances may be made by ing the Circlet theater, phone 2-1534, any afternon during the week. Tonight at 7:30, open try-outs for all Lincolnites will be held at the Circlet theater for the next performance, "Outward Bound." Rites for John Wolfe, 62, Arlington, 1 p.m. Monday ARLINGTON, -Funeral services will be held here Monday at 1 p. m. for John L.

Wolfe, 62, who died Saturday. Services will be held at Hodgman-Splain Lincoln at 2:30 and burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Park. Surviving are his wife; son, Leland, at home; one daughter, Mrs. John Mackin of Blair; and three sisters, Mrs. Nell Priest of Philadelphia, Miss Della Wolfe of Lincoln, and Mrs.

Maude Exley of Evanston, Ill. Mr. Wolfe was a former resident of Denton, Neb. Falls Citian Returned On Hotel Theft Charge George: Duncan, 22, Falls City, was returned to Lincoln Saturday to answer charges of stealing jewelry and clothing undetermined value from a local hotel. Detectives told Falls City authorities that some of the articles were pawned under Duncan's name.

Statistics TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS. Saturday, a. -14th and. two. care, no injuries.

1:30 p. 13th and two cars, no Injuries. FIRE ALARMS. Saturday, 9:05 a. 1435 Plum; car backfired, no damage.

3:03 p. 10th and antifreeze leaking on motor of car ignited, considerable damage to motor. HEATH TWO symbols The physician's CADUCEUS and the pharmacist's MORTAR-andPESTLE are the symbols of protecting your rood health. Bring your doctor's prescription to your Harley Drug Store's registered pharmacist for accurate guaranteed service. DRUG RLEY CO corporation DETROIT, (P), Kaiser Saturday reported Frazer consolidated net loss of 847.47 for the ten period ending Oct.

31, 1946, and said it had built 12,000 autos at its Willow Run plant since production.