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THE BAXTER BULLETIN April 10, 1969 MOUNTAIN HOME. ARKANSAS Page 8-A Kg years old, and lived for 44 years Ponca City, William T. in Nebraska where he was a of Marysville, and R. C. and Joe both of Enid; two tailor and dry cleaner.

He was married to Verna Ethel sisters, Mrs. Elmer Webb of Mountain View and Mrs. William McCubbin of Paris, 12 grandchildren and six $121 Collected In Cotter Area Seal Campaign Miss Debbie Fielding, chairman of the Easter Seal campaign in Cotter, said this week that $121.25 was collected in the fund drive in her community. Assisting Miss Fielding in the collection were Misses Paula Bell, Darlene Barrett, Bridget Whitaker and Mary Queen and Lex Barnett, all students at, Cotter High School. The volunteer workers expressed their thanks to all who contributed to the drive.

Proceeds are used for rehabilitation of crippled children and adults. Rossiter of Osceola, on Nov. 11, 1919. He was preceded in death by his wife and their only child, his parents and a brother. Mrs.

Record was married in Everett Taylor Rites Tomorrow I Funeral services for Everett C. Taylor, 73, a retired farmer of Route 1, Mountain Home, are scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow (Friday) at the McClure Chapel. Mr. Taylor, who resided on State Highway 5 North near Midway, died at a local nursing home on Monday.

A lifetime resident of Baxter County, he was born Funeral services were con 1914 and the couple moved to a farm near OklahomaCityinl919. ducted last Saturday at the Lake Norfork Presbyterian Church She had lived in Enid since 1928, with the pastor, Rev. V. A. and was a member of the University Place Christian Church where last rites were conducted.

Venezia, officiating. Interment was in the Custer-Herron Cemetery, under the direction of the Carter Funeral Home of Salem. Rev. Ray W. Wallace officiat Pallbearers were Paul Cran- ed.

Interment was in the Enid Cemetery, under the direction of Henninger-Allen Funeral Home. dall, Earl Hodges, W. E. Huck, Willis Hill, BaleyC. See and Leon iMSffnY Bui I lif i i ffJ Wo 1 Lathrop.

Chicago Rites for John A. Nakis, G1 Funeral services were con L. E. Lueck, 47, Former BC Citizen ducted Monday at Chicago, 111., for John A. Nakis, 81, of 848 U.S.

Lawrence E. Lueck, 47, a na tive of Brule, died at his farm at Proctor, on Friday, March 21. He farmed in Highway 62 NE, who died at a local hospital Wednesday of last week. A retired laundry engineer, Mr. Nakis had lived in Moun Classes Conducted for Area Cattlemen Baxter County, near Mountain Home, about 20 years ago.

Survivors include his wife, tain Home for 17 years. He is sur Margaret, who recently underwent surgery and is hospitalized at the Logan County Hospital, at Mountain Home on Dec. 30, 1895, the son of William Taylor and Jennie Lance Taylor. He was married to Annie Watts on October 20, 1916, and they were the parents of nine children, all of them still living. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Annie Taylor of Mountain Home; five sons, Roy of Baldwin, Don of Mountain Home, Von of Hansen, Dean of Boardman, and Ray of Kansas City, four daughters, Mrs. Opal Robertson of Wendall, Mrs. Wilma Mar-ler of Ontario, Mrs. Frances Green of Liberty, and Mrs. Bobbie Pickett of Kansas City; two brothers, Bryan Taylor of California and Russell Taylor of Mountain Home; 11 sisters, Mrs.

Bertha Neel, Mrs. Carrie Walker, Mrs. Leona Schultz, Mrs. Alice Traceyand Mrs. Dora Huey, all of Mountain Home; Mrs.

Rena McGee of Texas, Mrs. Liza Haley of Illinois, Mrs. Nellie Dye of Oklahoma, Mrs. Cora Frantzmier of Wisconsin, Mrs. Clella Gale of Kansas and Mrs.

Delia Douglass of Missouri; 21 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren. Bro. Clifford Pittaway of Route 1, Gassville, a Church of Christ minister, will officiate at tomorrow's rites. Interment will be in the Conley Cemetery, under the direction of the McClure Service. WSCS Meet Set At Bull Shoals The Women's Society ofChris-tian Service of the Bull Shoals Methodist Church will meet at the church next Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

Mrs. Phyllis McCurdy and Mrs. Mildred Hale will serve as hostesses and Mrs. Rosalie Batchelder will be in charge of the lesson. The Men's Club will meet at the church for a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m.

on Monday, April 21. Misses Tammie Garrett, Myra and Kathy Bentz, Lori Brown, Janet Morrow and Nancy Griffin of the junior choir provided special music during the Easter service offertory. Out-of-town visitors at the service included Mr. and Mrs. Don Cox of Janes-ville, Wise, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen of Crete, 111., Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Johnson of Merrill, Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Frankford of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Finstrom of Aurora, 111., Mr.

and Mrs. MX. Miller of Mason City, Iowa, Mrs. E. Schulz of Chicago, 111., Mrs.

George Stanton of Flossmoor, 111., C. Youngsteadt of Maywood, 111., Blanch Youngsteadt of Broadview, 111., and J. W. Willmart of Frost, Minn. Sterling, and five chil talk included information on special problems in the development of range land and range production.

He is a graduate of Colorado State University at Fort Collins, and has a BS degree in range management and an MS in forestry. He has been with the Soil Conservation Service since 1948 and has worked in Arkansas since 1961. "Mud," a film pertaining to the developing of new areas, was shown by J. G. Horton, local work unit conservationist with the Soil Conservation Service.

Ivan Porter of Little Rock, shown at rear with a pointer, range conservationist with the Soil Conservation Service, was guest lecturer last Thursday at a class on the raising of beef cattle. The class is a part of a one-year training project for 20 ranchers in the Mountain Home area. W. J. Blisard of Mountain Home, standing with Porter, is the project instructor.

The program was started here last July under provisions of the federal Manpower Development and Training Act Porter's dren, Rhonda, Steve, Jim, Carroll and Rodney, all of the home. Other survivors include his father, Carl Lueck of Mountain home; a brother, Lowell, of Mountain Home; and two sisters, Mrs. Roy (Iona) Armknecht of vived by his wife, Mrs. Genevieve Nakis of Mountain Home. The couple's only son, William, preceded him in death.

The son of the late Anthony Nakis and Rose Alivisaki Nakis, Mr. Nakis was born on the Isle of Crete, near Greece, on April 17, 1887. He was married to Genevieve Neidle on Jan. 15, 1916. He was a member of the Greek Orthodox Church.

Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Memorial Funeral Service and the Matz Funeral Home of Chicago. Interment was in the Woodlawn Memorial Gardens at Forest Park, 111. No local service was held. RUMMAGE SALE SET ON THE COURTYARD The Modern Homemakers EHC Ogallala, and Mrs. Keith (Donna) Terwilliger of Denver, Colo.

will sponsor a rummage sale on the courthouse lawn this Saturday, from 7 a. m. to 3 p. m. Phone Pioneers To Meet April 17 The Twin Lakes Chapter of the Telephone Pioneers will meet at 1:30 p.m.

nextThursday, April 17, at the Four Seasons Restaurant. The guest speaker, Jim Harrington of Little Rock, will discuss various medical expense Following is the official weekly weather report, given by A. (Monk) Stricklen, U. S. Weather Bureau Observer, for the 24-hour period beginning at 7 a.

m. Revival Set at Gassville Church Revival services will be held at the Gassville Baptist Church beginning at 7 p.m. next Monday and continuing each evening through April 20. Song services, led by Ray Byrd, will open the meetings. Sermons will be by Evangelist Allen T.

McCurry of the Archview Baptist Church, Little Rock. Members have been asked to bring rummage articles to the Mr. Lueck was fixing fence with his son, Jim, when he was stricken. He was dead by the time a rescue unit arrived. Funeral services were conducted on March 26 at the ion United Church of Christ at Ster Ramey building, on the south side Date of the square, at 7:30 p.

m. tomorrow for sorting and pricing. In case of rain, the sale will plans. he held in the Ramey building. ling and burial was in the Sterling Riverside Cemetery, with the Walters Funeral Home in charge Max.

Min. Rain 2 68 50 0.00 3 68 50 0.07 4 70 55 0.58 5-59 54 0.00 6 71 44 0.00 7 77 45 0.00 72 5 6 0.10 April April April April April of arrangements. Saddle Club To Plan Rodeo A roast beef luncheon will be served and those attending have been asked to confirm their reservations by next Monday, April 14, according to a spokesman for the group. Mr. Lueck was born June 15, Mrs.

Rena White Dies at Age 84 Funeral services for Mrs. Rena Isabelle White, 84, of Route 1, Mountain Home, who died March 24 at a Mountain Home 1921, at Brule, the son of Carl Hubert L. Haskins Former Businessman April 8 8 Mrs. C. A.

Bland of Gassville has returned home following a visit at the home of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ward and daughters, Robbie and Dewana of Little Rock. and Vireie Dewitt Lueck. On April 8, 1948, he married the Plans for the Mountain Home Saddle Club's spring rodeo will be discussed at a club meeting next Thursday, April 17, at 7:30 miDert Haskins, 63, a re Vacation in tl)e Ozarks.

hospital, were conducted March 25 at the Table Rock Cemetery former Margaret Stevens. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of the United Church of Christ His mother preceded him in death. in south Baxter County. p. m.

at the North Arkansas Elec trie Cooperative building. The group will also plan a re Bro. Troy Melton of Mountain Mr. and Mrs. P.

H. Siter, formerly of Kirkwood, moved recently to their new home at Sycamore Springs. Siter, who is retired, worked for about 26 years with the Department of the Army, Headquarters, Aviation Materiels Systems Command, at St. Louis, Mo. Fresh From The Field! building and remodeling program tired resident of Lakeside Terrace, Mountain Home, died at a hospital here lastFrlday.

A resident of this area for 8-12 years, he formerly owned and operated the Haskins Lakeside Shop, an upholstery and drapery firm. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Mountain Home and the Cyreen Home officiated, and pallbearers were Mrs. White's grandsons, Glenn. Elwyn. Jerry and Rex at the club arena, in prepara Mrs.

Ellie Russell Dies at Age. of 93 MODERN HOMEMAKERS CLUB HOLDS SESSION A meeting of the Modern Home-makers EHC was held on Tuesday of last week at the home of Mrs. Mike Mabrey with 14 members and three guests, Mrs. Bill Wiseman, Mrs. SamDiprimaandMrs.

John Boogaart, present. Also attending were Mrs. Marjorie L. Price, Baxter County public hleath nurse, and Mrs. Wilma Wilber, Extension home economist.

The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Jerry Morgan, president. Mrs. Lewis Ward led the pledge to the flag and the Clubwoman's Creed was recited in unison by the group. The program, on diabetes detection, was conducted by Mrs.

Price, who also performed simple blood tests to screen those present for diabetes. Mrs. Robert Poole presented White, Charles Willis Beavers and Glenn Chapman. Survivors include seven sons, tion for the rodeo on May 9-10. Workers for these projects are needed, and club members are urged to attend next Thursday's Mrs.

Ellie Russell, 93, of U.S. Easter Sunday guests of Mr. Tom of Mountain Home, Bill of the Arkana community, George meeting, a spokesman said. Highway 62 NE, Mountain Home, died here last Thursday. She and Mrs.

Noble Talburt of Moun of Lodi, Winfred of Lexa, All horsemen of the area have been invited to join the club. tain Home were their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Tal Another load of beautiful evergreen shrubs has arrived At was a lifetime resident of this area and a member of the Free Clyde of Brentwood, Collie of Mountain Home and Joe Masonic Lodge of Clarion, Iowa. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Frances A. Haskins of Mountain Home; three daughters, Mrs. Anita Ekeland of Denver, Mrs. Ruth Ragsdale of Hunts ville, and Mrs. Donna MacRae of Kansas City.

burt, Debbie, Becky and Cindy, Will Baptist Church. She was the of Marianna; four daughters, and their daughter and family, widow of the late John Ervin Russell. Mrs. Mae Norman of Mountain Home. Mrs.

Mollie Beavers of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barnett, Pam and Terry all of Harrison. Funeral services were con- Meeting Set by Garden Club The Seeders and Cedars Gar SUNSET HILL NURSERY North Little Rock, Mrs. Berniece two brothers, Ezra Haskins of i ducted Saturday at Halls ChaDel.

Chapman of Arkana and Mrs. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Collie of Hazel Thornley of Calico Rock; Augusta, Wise, and Robert Has-jin the jordan community near kins of Osseo, two sis- Norfork, by Rev. Carl Davis of ters, Mrs.

Olive Chrysler of I Elizabeth. Interment was in the Hwy. 62 East Phone 425-3230 Holly Junipers Azaleas den Club will meet at 1:30 p.m. next Wednesday at the Community Center on U.S. Highway 62 East.

Mountain Home were their son-in-law and grandson, Jack Pearson and son, Jeff, of Livonia, A program on Spring Flowers a sister, Mrs. Edith Marchantj of Melbourne; 32 several great grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Mrs. White was born at Big Flat on June 8, 1885, the daugh Mich. Hand Cemetery at Jordan with the McClure Service in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Russell was born in Baxter County on March 4, 1876. She had been widowed since 1937. Survivors include a son, John will be presented by Mrs. George B.

Woodbury, and an exchange of plants will be held. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jay Folsom, Mrs. ter of James Franks and Martha Rorie Franks. She was married 4 AAA i.

tHMlt A II Arthur Ochtman and Mrs. Rus Mrs. Tommie Hipp and children, Mary, David, Mike and Tommy of Clarksville visited here Sunday and Monday with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. W.

M. Womack. sell Bugeon. A. Russell of Forrest City; a in 10 1,11115 nue, wno Augusta ana Mrs.

lella. Yule of Osseo; 10 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Mr. Haskins was born at Augusta, Wise, on August 28, 1899, the son of Harley L. and Cora Livermore Haskins.

He was married to Frances A. Hall on Nov. 1, 1924. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the First United Methodist Church by the pastor, Rev. William Womack.

Interment was in the Baxter Memorial Gardens, under the direction of the Memorial Funeral Service. stpnenn 0. e. Russell of Ox-! preceded ner in aeatn. fche was a We are pleased to join with The Travelers in presenting Six seconds spent fastening ford; five grandchildren and of the Baptist Church, great-grandchildren.

your seat belt may save your the "eye-openers," which included a display of artificial fruit arranged in decorated coffee cans, a dipper which had been painted and fiUed with flowers or fruit, and a burlap and felt wall decoration. Mrs. Ward reported on a meeting with Don Riggin, Executive Director of the Arkansas Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, during which plans for a local fund-raising drive were formulated. 1 hose volunteering to make spot tapes to be played on Radio Station KTLO at various times were Mrs. Morgan, Mrs.

Ward, Mrs. Larry McGuire, Mrs. Sam Trip-pie, Mrs. Lowell Marchant, Mrs. Blake McGuire, Mrs.

Poole and Mrs. Glen House. A rummage sale, sponsored by the group, has been rescheduled for Saturday on the courthouse lawn. Following the meeting, a pink Vacation in the Ozarks. life.

CLUB POSTPONES BENEFIT AUCTION The Tau GammaGammaClub's Margaret Stookey, Marion Countian benefit auction, scheduled for WALKER MONUMENTS Cemetery Markers Margaret Lillian Stookey, 86, lifetime resident of Marion this Saturday at the fairgrounds in Mountain Home, has been postponed, according to Mrs. Paul County, died Tuesday of last week Magness, club president. BRONZE Ph. 425-3720 MARBLE Mtn. Home GRANITE Hwy.

62 SW A new date for the auction, to benefit the Charlotte Murray at a nursing home in Mountain Home. She was born at Yell-ville on Feb. 14, 1893, the daughter of Joseph B. and Mary Crura Ward. Graveside rites were conducted by members of the Mountain Home Masonic Lodge.

Pallbearers were Terry Rags-dale, Joe Ekeland, Erwin Ekeland, Norman Hall, Earl Hall and Darrell Haskins. Honorary pallbearers were John Reed, N. F. O'Neal, John F. McGhee, Russell E.

Bugeon, Ted M. Van Patten, Daniel S. Perkins and Loa Etter. Memorial Fund, will be an nounced in a future edition of the To assure installation of your memorial by Decoration Day, please place your order as soon as possible. Especially so for bronze markers.

Don't be disappointed, order your memorial now. tf Bulletin. Survivors include many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted last Thursday at the Flippin Christian Church by Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. McClary of Mountain Home during the Easter holi and blue shower was held for Mrs. Morgan with Mrs. Mabrey and Mrs.

Marchant serving as co-hostesses. The next meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, May 5, at the home of Mrs. House. day were their daughter, Mrs.

P. J. Hesler, 83, Retired Resident Esther DeMerritt, assistant di The Travelers ONE plan a package of protection for your business that covers three major loss areas. Rev. F.

H. Jacobsen. Pallbearers were Bill LInck, R. L. McVey, Glen Johnson, Hal Johnson, Blaine Marberry and Frank Car-rico.

Interment was in the Mountain View Cemetery. The Holt-Burns Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. rector of admissions at Lake Forest CoUege, Lake Forest, I1L. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. San- Peter Jacob Hesler, 83, of Henderson, a retired tailor and and Charles Fineman, a senior at the college from Providence, R. ner and children, Robert, DeDe land Cheryl, of Mountain Home a former resident of Nebraska, died at a Salem hospital Wed spent last week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. nesday of last week. Fineman, named a WoodrowWil-son Scholar, will attend Yale University upon graduation in June. LIABILITY Damage suits caused by plant, office, car or truck accidents. INCOME Interruption of business due to fire and ether causes.

He had lived at Henderson PROPERTY Loss of building, stock, tools, automobiles, trucks, caused by a wide variety of perils. Lowe of Mexico, Mo. since 1952. He was a member there of the Lake Norfork Pres byterlan Church and of the New York, Masonic Lodge. Survivors include two broth' ers, Henry A.

Hesler of Lincoln, and Adam Hesler of Grand beauty (fatten is happy to announce that OPERATOR VONDELL LOVELADY has just returned from Little Rock where she attended a hair styling show conducted by Mr. Vidal Sausoon. For Appointment Call 425-5552 "Ptayi "Bedutcp (fatten, College Plaza Mtn. Home Junction, and three sis ters. Mrs.

Christine Brook of Mrs. Leah Record Dies in Oklahoma Funeral services were conducted at Enid, on March 30 for Mrs. Leah Record, 75, a native of Mountain Home who died March 28 at an Enid hospital foUowing a short illness. Mrs. Record was the widow of William Record, who died on April 15, 1957.

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