The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 21

E'EN-HEARD COUNCIL BLUFFS (IOWA) NONPAREIL-NOVEMBER 23, 1948. RESERVES Issue At Make In Berlin" was the subject of a talk by 1st Lt Francis A. Fariday, Jr, at Monday night's joint meeting of Companies I and of the 410th Infantry regiment Fariday, who lives at North Main street, commands Company M. 1st Lt. Winston K.

Rashleigh of Missouri Valley, executive officer of Company discussed the principles of ele mentary map reading. Lt. Col. Chan Coulter of Cedar will inspect the units Dec. 9.

COLD WEATHER is on the way. Get your combination btorm and screen door from Johnson Cashway Best quality, i pine, well milled and kiln-dried Toxic treated to prevent rot 3-ft 8-in. by 6-ft. door, $1895 3ft. by 6-ft, 8-in.

door, $1995. Call the lumber number 3 5454 Prompt delivery--Adv. FILES SUIT Dan Hartlieb, 1012 Third avenue, demanded 59,500 for injuries received April 3 in an auto accident from Wai ter Wardlow, 30, 741 Franklin avenue, in a suit on file Tuesday in distric? court. Hartlieb's right leg was fractured when he was struck by Wardlow's car on South Main street and Eighth avenue Hartlieb claims he will be disabled for one year SPECIAL machine permanent waves, start at $295 Cold waves itart at $3. Barnes Beauty School 415'a B'dway Phone 3 361L-- Adv.

CHARGED--H. F. Pryor, 66, Durlap, was charged i drunken driving in an information by Assistant County Attor ney David Stuart on flie Tuesday in district court. He was arrested at 6 35 p. m.

Friday at Eleventh street and Broadway after his car collided with a street barricade DOLORES SPARKS announces the opening of her new dance studio at A Tap, ballet, and Acrobatic. Registration Nov 27--Adv. MAGICIAN Staples, the magician, presented an hour of magical wonders to an audience of Abraham Lincoln high students and faculty Monday the hilltop auditorium The perform er's agile fingers not only pulled a rabbit out of a hat but brought BELATED REPORT Police -Claude CONDITION GOOD-Bess Han TO SIOUX CITY-A delegation 2, Council mgan, 62, 109 Lmcoln avenue, of Council Bluffs police plan to 'Pnr tn a in A i i attend the funeral services for George Kean, 61, financial sector who fractured her ankle in retarv and legislative chairman when she fell on the of the Iowa State Policemen's association, to be held Wednesdaj afternoon at Sioux City Kean former member of the Sioux City po ice department, was a native of Council Bluffs Planning to the services are Police pleaded innocent to a Abraham Lincoln high school driving charge Tuesday government and history instruc and Municipal Judpe Allan Ar dell the hearing for Dec booked by police ice Monday, is in good condition i complaint of Clif at Mercy hospital The Rev. Rov 333 Lincoln ave Smith, pastor of Salem Evangell" charged Brittam car cal church, is temporary substi on highway tute for Miss Hannigan at school street EAT YOUR Thanksgiving Dm Monday afternoon received a be ord lated report of a hit and run ac cident. Lowell S.

Axtell, 16, i route 4, Council Bluffy reported a truck, passing another car on YOUR a Seventeenth EAT YOUR Thanksg.vmg Dm ner at i ner tewed street, forced his car into the ner at Browns i served from 11 a. to midnight Roast curb, struck the side of it and lu drove off without stopping The accident occurred Saturday Considerable damage was done the side of the AxteU car turkey Chicken a Virginia Ham with all the trimmings Brown's Cafe, 1520 So 6th St Din. TM at Ji? Thl savp ner at Brown's, i served fne ndly thrifty Hmki i from 11 a to i i Roast Ham Chicken a Virginia with all the trimmings Browns Cafe, 1520 So 6th St -Adv sr witn all Market the trimmings I I A DIVISION -Members of the industrial division of the Council Bluffs Cham- I ber of Commerce will meet Wed- (nesday at 7.30 in com- I munity hall. Vern Allphin, forth a live duck from a box. WHOOPEE' It's fun to be alive--be free from overweight and excess fat Try the Stauffer Sjstem, 30 North 6th-- I Funeral Home 7485 NEW LOCATION' Jenkins Im plement Co, your Case dealer Now located just 2 blocks south of former location See us fo your farm needs, 729 So.

Mam Phone 3-1304--Adv. DIVORCED Loralne Don er, 53, 2114 Seventh avenue, was divorced from Edna O. Doner in a decree on file Tuesday in district court He was given title to their home and six vacant Jots He was ordered to pay a total of $3,250 in alimony He paid $500 when divorced and will pay $100 a month beginning Jan. 1. They were married in 1920 in Omaha HEY' HEY' Thanksgiving Day, come to Walt's Cafe, for your choice of turkey, goose, chicken or baked ham with all the trimmings 154 West Broadway WaJt Proprietor--Adv DR WEIR, "Dentist" has opened offices 310 Wickham Bldg Office phone 3 5741, Residence 3 0758--Adv.

REPORTS THEFT Russell Starr, 607 South Mam street, told police Monday night that while his car was parked In front of his store someone stole the tools and trouble light from the vehicle He valued the s'olen articles at $35. OTTO GUDATH is back on the job as manager of the meat department. EVANS SUPER MARKET, 120 West Broadway--Adv ROASTING SPRINGS BAR ING HENS Live or dressed Iowa Cream and Produce Co, 420 East Broadway. Phone 7S91--Adv. CALL JURORS Petit jurors were ordered to report In district court at 10 30 a.

m. Dec 6, in an order by Judge Charles Roe on file Tuesday in district court CUTLER funeral home. Ambulance, 24 hour service. Ph. 7779' --Adv.

SPORTSMAN INN, 1426 Fourth Ave will be open Thanksgiving. --Adv. Monday night BALL BRAND and Rub bers Men's 4 buckle and per overshoes Buckle style S495 Zipper stvle $595 I OWA Clothes Shop 536 W. a -Adv VFW are having a Thanksgiving Eve Partj Wednesday, Nov 24, at the club room All members are invited to at tend --Adv PROMOTED--Cadet a i Suvalsky, son of Mr and Mrs Saul Suvalsky 183 Keeline av enue, has been promoted to the grade of sergeant and John Soubier, son of Mr and Mrs lohn Soubier, Mandarian Court, has been promoted to the grade of corporal at Wentworth Mill tary academy WE WILL be open Wednesday and closed Thursday Thanksgiving da Last Chance Cafe --Adv SOOTHE aching muscles and lomts Swedish Massage Lynn Miller 22 So 6th Ph 3 4541 -Adv ATTENDS COURSE--Dr Edwards, 420 Oakland avenue, attended a two da course in at the University of Minnesota centei for contmua study last Monday and Tuesday. FOR competent repair services on refrigerators, washing machines, sweepers, and al lelec tncal appliances call the Master Appliance Shop, 5208--Adv.

CO OPERATIVE AKER-- orrest Wakefield, city recrea ion director, will speak Wednesday hoon at the Hotel Chieftain the Co operative club F.N Jamboree at the Aero- ilane Inn Wednesday night Nov 4. Show and dance. Starts 30 m--Adv M4J me iiiiijjjiuiga i iio-ji, JL, vern Aiipnin Brown's Cafe, 1520 So 6th St-- FINED Morns Kregan, 32, chairman, announced Tuesday' Adv i Omaha, was fined $5 on a drunk Tne division will elect a chair- charge Tuesday in municipal man 1949 and a governing court Police said they found him committee, Allphin said at Second street and Broadwayi after receiving a complaint hoi WA MEET-- H. two- had been in two different parked mee "ng of exchange man- cars at First street and Broadway dgers of the southwest Iowa dis- tnct of the Northwestern Bell Telephone company is being held Monday and Tuesday at the Hotel Chieftain Ostberg, district manager, is conducting the conference CRYSTAL LODGE is happy to offer Gene Gljnn and his Band for your dancing pleasure Sat urday A local organization worthy of your recognition and support --Adv BREAKS ANKLE Mrs Nell Geist, secretary at the Cutler funeral Tuesday hospital A CAR FOR home, is recovering at Jennie Edmundson She fell late Sunday night while getting a cab, fracturing her right ankle. are having a Thanksgiving Eve Party, Wednesday, Nov 24 at the VFW club room.

All members are invited to' attend --Adv CORRECT AGES-- The ages of George Ahrens, 30, and Vivian Ahrens, 36, were incorrectly stat ed Sunday in the announcement or a divorce decree FOR CHRISTMAS give him a box of Bachelors Friend Guaran- Sox 6 months wear or pair free Iowa Clothes Chiel Frank Altrock, Capt. Char les Mernman and Sgt, Jack Hoden. LAZOR CALDRON--Lazor Cal dron will meet Wednesday at 7 45 at the Masonic tempi? for installation of officers Re freshments will be served. FOR 24 hour tow service call 5591 Hughes Co -Adv OZZIE'S CAFE good meal any day. Thanksgiving dinner served from 1 to 7 507 So BICYCLE STOLEN William Peterson, 831 Avenue reported to police Tuesday his bicycle was stolen from the jard of his home GAME PARTY Every Mon Thurs nights City Auditorium -Adv Building Vocabulary in Deaf Is Problem Building a vocabulary in the English language is the greatest problem in teaching children without speech or hearing, Roy Noble principal at the Iowa School for the Deaf, told Kiwan- lans Monday "Teaching speech and speech reading is a slou and tedious process," he revealed Both speech and the manual system are taught in the school Noble said "Parents favor speech a speech reading That is easily understood when one has a deaf child," he said 'But we are sometimes criticized by adult deaf people for be ing too oral in our training," he added Some pupils, particularly the congenital types, born without speech and hearing, must be trained in the manual sjstem "While most of our classes are conducted orally--we must al- low the students to use signs out side of classes.

It's an easier means of expression," he revealed. Deafness is on the wane in the Noble said. A recent ruling on teaching of religious subjects in public schools has made for a ticklish situation at I S. D. "I can see some reason for the ruling in public schools, but we have the children the week around, including Sundays." "We have ministers, both Catholic and Protestant, to hold classes with their groups after school hours" Noble presented four of his students in a demonstration of four phases of deafness.

They were William Darnell, Sandra Klein, Donald Kissell and Pat Dorsey SEVEN Two Costs Go Before Grand Jury The grand jury, which went into session at 10 a. m. Tuesday, will hear charges of receiving stolen property against Adolph Lettzke, Neola, and a rape charge against Myrlain Wakehouse, 37, route 4, County Attorney Don Jackson said. Jackson said the jury should report before the end ot the day. Leitzke is charged with receiving 115 gallons of paint taken from the Union Pacific railroad warehouse in Omaha.

Wakehouse, 37, is accused of raping a 35 year old girl Nov 1. He pleaded innocent Nov. 3 when he was bound over before Justice of Peace Frank Larsen. teed new new postwar Sf udebaker Shop, 536 B'dway--Adv. POSTPONE I G-The meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, which was to have been Wednesday morn- mg, has been indefinitely postponed FIDELITY PANCAKE SUPPER and bazaar, Underwood school Friday, November 26th.

5 to 8 "i TO ATTEND FUNERAL--The Veterans of Foreign Wars aflx- ihary will meet at the Cutler funeral home Wednesday at 2 to attend the funeral of Pvt William Anderson. WE NEED HOMES for sale. Cash buyers Quick service. Phone 6607 J. DAY CO Realtors --Adv.

CALLED MEETING Called meeting of the Bluff City lodge No 71, AF and AM, will be held Wednesday at 8 at the Masonic temple for work in the first degree BOYS three buckle overshoes. IS2 95 Four buckle style, $3 95 Iowa Clothes Shop--Adv. ALL electric typewriters, adding machines. Walter P. Smith Phone 3 1731 --Adv LEGION MEETTNG-The regular meeting of Rainbow Post No 2, American Legion, will meet Wednesday at 8 at the Legion hall.

LET'S ALL HELP-Be at Manawa School House 8 Wed Nov. 24 --Adv. GAME N1TE--8 Wed, Nov. 24th Manawa School House --Adv IMPROVEMENT West End Improvement club will meet Tuesday at 8 at the Hue-school annex. HAND made tufted silk pillow taps Phone 3-6692--Adv.

I DAUGHTER--A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Damian Floerchinger of Neola Monday at Jennie Edmundson hospital. CLUB TO MEET The Han5i cap ables club will meet Wednes day at 7 45 at the War Dads hall rlvfi cat fish for sale. 1805 7th Ave Ph 3 5913--Adv.

WE buy contracts Riker Ingraham, Realtors--Adv Obituaries Lucy Shean Funeral services for Lucy Shean, 66, who died Sunday, will be held at the Meyer Chapel Wednesday at 2 with Dr. Carson Bransby officiating Burial will be in West Lawn cemetery, Omaha. Ben H. Sisk A former shoe merchant Ben Sisk, 67, died at his home, 507 Pearl street, Tuesday morning following a lingering illness He had been a Council Bluffs resident 45 years. Mr Sisk is survived by his widow, Minnie, two step sons, Leonard Brewer of Underwood and Clarence Brewer of Chicago, 111 one brother, Harry Sisk of Hopkins, Mo two sisters, Mrs.

L.llie Cogrove of Hopkins, Mo, and Mrs. Annie Johnson of Los Angeles, Calif and four grandchildren Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 from the Tylet- Rusch chapel Burial will be in Cedar Lawn cemetery. Infant Reason. Burial rites were held Monday afternoon for the infant daughter of Mr and Otis Reason, 2403 Avenue D. Survivors include grandparents, Oliver Reason and Mrs Charles Rockwitz Burial was Memorial Park cemetery Beem Belford funeral home was in charge.

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