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Hilka Gebhards Hilka Johannah Gebhards was porn on Jan. 29, 1883. She was he daughter of Bernhard and She Henrichs. She was received nto the kingdom of God by doly Baptism on March 27, 1883, by Rev. W.

Berker, and was confirmed April 3, 1898, in the Evangelical Lutheran Church, Phelps City, Mo. On Feb. 14, 1900, she was united in Holy Wedlock to Folcert Gebhards by Rev. G. Zobel the Evangelical Lutheran Church at Phelps City and moved I to Nebraska in 1906.

She departed from this life to ber Eternal home Sept. 3, 1964, after being in ill health the past several years. She attained the age of 81 years, 7 months, and days. Always being a cheerful and loving Mother, she leaves to mourn her passing three sons, Ben and Frank, both of Diller, and Henry of Beatrice; seven daughters, Mrs. Hilka Huls, Mrs.

Clara Pretzer and Mrs. Evalena Wenz, all of Beatrice, Mrs. Marie Holz, Adadms, Mrs. Christena Diller, Mrs. Elsie Giesman, Pickrell, and Mrs.

Minnie PopHerkimer, 24 grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. John Gebhards and one brother, Henry Henrichs, both of Rockport, and a host of other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, who passed away on Feb. 17, 1948, also two daughters and one son, two sisters and one brother. Prayer services were held at 10:30 a.

m. Saturday, Sept. 5, 1964, from the Harman Mortuary Chapel with memorial services at 2 p. m. from St.

Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Diller. Pastor Ernest W. Switzer officiated. Miss Kay ling and Harry Kisling sang "Rock of Ages" and "Just As i Am" with Miss Margaret Damrow as organist. But God hath promised Strength for the day, Rest for the labor, Light for the way.

Grace for the trials, Help from above, Unfailing sympathy Undying love Obituary Interment was in the Prairie Home Cemetery, Diller, Casket bearers were grandsons, Alfred Holz, Bernard Huls, Melvin Weers, Dale Pretzer, Dennis Giesman and Donald Huls. A memorial fund was established for the Voice of St. John with Harman Mortuary in charge. Charles Huttenmaler Charles Huttenmaier was born Aug. 20, 1892, on a farm northwest of Filley.

The son of John Huttenmaier and his wife, Caroline Eberle, he was received into the kingdom of God by Holy Baptism on June 2, 1901, by Rev. Poverlein. In early boyhood, he attended Filley and later Fairview His confirmation day was March 21, 1920, by Pastor Kitzelman of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, northeast of Beatrice. On Nov. 26, 1911, he was united in Holy Wedlock to Mary Zimmerman, They lived together east of Beatrice all their wedded life.

He attended church services regular until his health failed. He departed this life to his eternal home Monday morning, Aug. 10, 1964, and reached the age of 72 years, 11 months and 20 days. He leaves to mourn, his wife, Mary; one son Elmer of Filley; and one daughter, Frances of Beatrice; and a daughter-inlaw, Grace Huttenmaier; five grandchildren; two brothers, Alfred and John, both of Beatrice. Two sisters preceded him in death, and a little granddaughter, Phyllis, and his parents, and Mrs.

John Huttenmaier. The funeral was conducted by Mr. Adam Prashun of St. John Lutheran Church of Beatrice. He was laid to rest Aug.

13, 1964. Burial was in Evergreen Home Cemetery. A memorial fund was established for the Voice of St. John Church with Robert Fox and Ervin Meints in charge. Pallbearers were Henry Sandersfeld, Elmer Zimmerman, Evert Frerichs, John Fossler, Lester Williams and John Ideus.

A precious one from us has gone A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. The flowers we place upon his grave may wither and decay, But the love of him who sleeps beneath Shall never fade away. Some day we hope to meet again Some day we know not when, To clasp his band in better land Never to part again. Gertrude Atherton's novel, "The Conqueror." is about Alexander. Handilton, Short Ribs By Frank O'Neal IF YOU HAD JUST FIRST, COULD I WISH WISHES WHAT WOULD SMOKING.

1A3 1 STOP YOU WISH FOR 83 9.16 OH, ID PROBABLY WISH 1 HAD A AND THE CIGARETTE. SECOND ONE 9-16 ONEAL Hallam By MRS. FRED EBBERS Jerry and Gregory Majeurs, Lincoln, spent a day with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Speth, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Rietfors and family, El Cajon, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rietfors and family, Omaha; and Mr. and Mrs.

Will Asslen were dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rietfors. Dinner guests of Mrs. Myrtle Luckhardt were Mr.

nd Mrs. Glen McCord and "Dean, Firth, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Luckhardt and Cheryl. Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Mayola and family and Paul Monroe were dinner and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Monroe. Mrs.

June Riley has returned home from the St. Elizabeth hospital, where she was a patient for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hile, Mr.

and Mrs. Will Hoppe, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wilkison and family were and dinner Mrs. Junior and tery supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Rohrlein, Guests of Melissa Kruse, Firth, were Mr. and Mrs. John Rohrlein. Afternoon and evening guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Will Mailahn. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gerdes and Diane and Mr.

and Mrs. Murrell Stevens spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rahorst and Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Brown, Belvue, who are spending a few days with her folks, the Ervin Rahorsts. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carlson Clyde, Polk, and Mr. and Mrs.

Ervin Rahorst Ronnie spent week visiting in Colorado and Utah. In Tooele, Utah, they visited with the Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Nickelson. Mr.

and Mrs. George Severin had a family dinner at Kings one evening. Guests were the Severin family, children and grandchildren. A guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Carsten was Henry Stienmeyer, Clatonia. Mrs. Myrtle Luckhardt spent a day with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Luckhardt and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Elgert spent a day with her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Luckhardt. Mr. and Mrs.

John Boller, Mrs. Lena Oltman and Mrs. Myrtle Luckhardt were evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rietfors.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rietfors and son, El Cajon, arrived to spend a week with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rietfors.

The Hallam Methodist Church received a gift of six Monroe Folding Tables, Mr. Dean Block, son of Mr. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Day Dial 228-9989 Night 223-4451 WALKER TEXACO SERVICE Me. Vanaht ABNER LIL Glen McCord, and Mrs. Marvin Dorn and family.

Firth. Mrs. Elsa Zimmerman was an evening visitor at the home. of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Wieting and Nola. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lauterbach one evening were Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Schnieder. Mr. and Mrs. George Sagehorn were evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ed. Pleiffer. Evening visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wieting, were Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Wieting and sons and their nephew. Mrs. Donald Ebers had a miscellaneous shower for Connie Bertwell, who will be married in November. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry entertained for their grandson, Jerry Majerus, one evening for his second birthday. 'Guests were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Majerus and family, Lincoin, Mrs.

Martha Mahlman, Marjorie Speth and Lowell Burger. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ehrhardt and Mrs. Carrie Wilke, Elkader, Iowa, spent a week with Mr.

and Mrs. Ward Sykes, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Sykes, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Ehrhardt, Mrs. Carrie Wilke, Elkader, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Sykes and Mary Ann. Mr.

and Mrs. John Monroe attended a family dinner in Pickrell with Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Monroe and family, Denver, Colo. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Will Busch were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Grenseman and family, Mr. Earl Busch and Cindy, Lincoln and Mr.

and Henry Wenz and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Schnieder, Genoa, spent a weekend with his mother, Mrs. Dora Schnieder.

Mr. and Mrs. George Patton and family, Albion; Mrs. Maggie Patton and Francis, Holdrege; and Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Messman and Mrs. Mary Long, Crab Orchard were dinner and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton and family. The South East Friendly Neighbors met at the home of Mrs.

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Agnes Prochaska, Crete, spent a weekend with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Matthews. Dr. and Mirs.

Ronnie Suiters and family spent a couple of days with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Suiters. The Friendly Neighbors gathered to help Mrs. George Sagehorn celebrate her birthday.

Guests were Mrs. Hermine Fisser, Mrs. Myrtle Luckhardt, Mrs. Barbara Kovarik. Mary Ann Sukes and Mrs.

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18, 1964 15 ACROSS 4 Mother of 1 Betting on mankind thing 5 Animal's foot 5 Putting faith in 6 Shield bearing 7 Louder 9 Rogue 8 Preceding day 11 island group off (poet Scotland 10 Primitive 12 Guessing the Italian 11 Watch pocket life 12 Greater 13 Liking night 15 Siouan Indian quantity 16 Steal 14 Possessive Opportunities Answer to Previous Puzzle LOWERL SEDATE ANTE ANNAST RIALS 3 18 Italian princely pronoun 26 Hawaiian cloth 38 31116 family 17 Preposition 29 Skimmed 41 Sound of bullet 19 Rebel (ab.) 20 Jackass 31 Lessen striking 20 Roll 23 Making 32 Card game 42 Animal doctor 21 Noun suffix 24 Monkeying with 34 Geometric ab 22 Abode of souls theory 4.1 Ton quality (Greek) bandit 35 Door parts 45 Born 24 Fisheaters 25 Time (music) 36 Enthusiasm 47 Escape 27 Grampus 28 Adjacent 29 Rail bird 30 Sovereign (ab.) 10 31 Summon 133 Indian of Southwest 137 Needle (comb. 16 8 form) 38 Golf instructor 20 21 39 Wildcatting 24 25 26 40 Hammer in 42 Vigor 28 43 Feminine appellation 30 44 White fur-bearer 31 33 136 46 Remove afar off 38 39 48 Belief 49 Waltz 12 43 50 Rim 51 Botch 46 DOWN 1 Slider on ice 2 Undress 3 Garden implement NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. TIZZY HOT DOGS .25 NO DANCING! PIZZA HAMBURGERS 30 1 ral let. 9 Osa. 9-16 "Everyone's talking about the coin shortage, but I'm much more concerned about the shortage of folding money!" and Mrs.

Fred Block, is in Guard Training Camp at Camp Ripley Minnesota. Hallam school District, 42 opened their doors again for another ear. Teachers are Mrs. Tom Elder and Mrs. Vernon Oltman, Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Severin and family, Morton Grove, arrived to spend a few days with his folks, Mr. Mrs. George Severin, Dale and other relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Hoenicker, Mound City, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kost, St. Joseph, were dinner and evening guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Carston. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond sel and family, Morten Grove, Illinois, were evening guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George Severin and Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stienmeyer, Mrs.

Janet Larson and Mrs. Dean Stienmeyer and a mi ly left for Moline. 111., where Dean Stienmeyer joined them to take his family back to Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Dean Stienmeyer and family also visited with her folks, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Presnell. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sagehorn and family, Des Moines, Iowa, were overnight guests at the Bob Gerlach home.

They also attended the Sagehorn Kayser reunion. Spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stienmeyer and Frank were Mrs. Robert Freedman and sons, of Pittsburgh, Penn.

Dean Busch, Lincoln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Busch, the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. WiM Busch, has returned home after three years in the Navy.

Those from Hallam attending the Sagehorn and Kayser reunion in Lincoln were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gerlach, and Mrs. Robert Gerlach and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Steinmeyer, Janet Larson and Mrs. Dean Steinmeyer and family. Janet Larson moved to Millard where she will be engag. ed in teaching school, Mr. and Mrs.

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