Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 17

City Property For Sale 60 New Listings 1406 Woodland 2 bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen bntb and garage. 1100 Boll 2 bodronm, living room, kitchen baso nicnt, nice inside. 1024 No. 91 2 bod room, living room, dining area off kitchen, full unattached close to Mcnn- onite Hospital. 601 No.

11th 3 Invge lu'fl- rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, music room, bulbs, full basement, corner lot, fenced in ymd, priced to sell. 221 So. LnSallc 3 bedroom, living room, diniiu; room, kitchen, enclosed front porch, bath and double garage. Herb Schneider REALTOR Office Res. 223-5359 G.

Klse Salesman I'h. 22S-1822 5-7 12th Brand new beautiful split foyer styled house, walk out basement, bedrooms, living room (linini; anvi, all carpeted except 1 bedroom, bountiful kitchen, 2 full haths, finished recreation room, utility room, double. car.Tio, sodded lawn. Herb Schneider REALTOR Office 2 1 1 Res. 22.1-5359 G.

Klse Salesman Ph. 228-182U 5-7 For Sale 1961 American Custom house- trailer 55' 10'. 2 BR, baths, all furnished, air conditioned. Priced to sell. The Benson Agency, Inc.

122 No. 5th St Ph. 223-2122 7-9 FOR Tavern, Table Rock, Nebraska. Good business and location. 4-7 Fowler Real Estate PI I.

3-4106 2014 S. 4th 2 Bedroom home with living room, dining room, large kitchen and enclosed porch. Sliding glass doors to patio. 1722 Summit 3 bedroom home, carpeted living room and bedrooms, built in oven and range, full basement, attached garage. 419 N.

12 2 bedroom with living and dining room, garage 1406 Hoyt St. 2 bedroom home, living room, dining area, full basement, breezeway, attached garage. This property also has a rental home in back. This property can be pruchased with small down payment and balance paid like rent. 614 S.

Sumner 3 bedroom, carpeted living room, built in oven range, finished basement. Car port. L. C. Fowler or Marvin Hohbein 7 Real Estate For Sale By Kemper bedroom home, 121 No.

9th Wymore. This is a well home, one story, close in, 2 story apartment house, two close in a money maker. A commercial well located, priced to sell quick, on contract. 23 acres, improved, out of town owner, possession of Bldge now, check this one. 4 acres, Improved, modern.

80 acres, real nice modern home, picture window. 200 acres, no improvement, near Wymore. 26 acers, well modem home, most all irrigated by ditch, river water don't overflow. 13 acres, Improved modern 400 acres, farm, 3 bedroom modern home, $50,000 of Improvements on 10 acre home site, 260 acres farmed all irri- Available This Fall If you own your home or rent ing and plan on selling or moving. Think about renting a 2 bedroom deluxe unfurnished apartment at llth and Lincoln.

Fully carpeted, sound proofed, hot and chilled water, air conditioned. Electric built-in oven and stove. 750 sq. ft. of floor space plus latin- Idy room.

ADULTS ONLY BARTLES APARTMENTS Call 228-1358 919 N. 6th St. Homes For Rent 65 FOR bedroom farm house. 3 miles south, 2 mile west of Plymouth. Phone 6562361.

4-8 FOR bedroom upstair apartment. Call 8-2085. All utilities paid. 7-9 FOR bedroom home, $65. Phone 228-1557.

7tf FOR 4 room house, $45. Call 228-1068. 5-7 FOR bedroom home Close in. 228-1412. Cable.

$75. 2-3 gated, 80 acres by ditch, 180 This includes irrigating equipment insured for $9,000. 400 acres improved, 2 pasture, 10 miles of Wymore Others to Choose From Call or See Kemper Realtor Office 645-3525 Res. 645-3363 WYMORE, NEBR. 7-8 Country Living Now you can own a good tnree bedroom home with full bath, electric water system, with a double garage, only three miles from Beatrice, Northwest, on the all weather road.

You can buy this with little or no land or owner will sell a few acres with it. Wonderful garden space, big trees. This may be just what you have been looking for. It is reasonably priced and possession now. Al Clausen 722 Court Phone 8-1314 or 8-1816.

4 Bedroom home for Rent $85 per month. Available now at 1502 Lincoln. Call 223-4901 or 223-4403. 22tf New Home For Rent In Beatrice nearly new, home, 3 bedroom, full basement, double garage, 1 and 2 bath, carpet, Liv. Room, built in appliances, on pavement.

Call 335 or 23 Deshler, Nebr. 28tf FOR bedroom house. Call 223-2656. 5-8 FOR bedroom house at 1613 Market, $40. Inquire at 1609 Market.

3-9 FOR 3 bedroom house. For information inquire 526 River Road or call 3-2724. 7-9 FOR RENT Modern house with garage, northeast location. Write Mrs. E.

R. Foreman, Route 3. Farm Property ForJSa Ic 6J FOR SALE House and 2 acres of ground. Edwaid Crab Or- 1-7 (5:00 p. m.

household goods auction for John H. Meints Estate, 1726 Market Street in Beatrice. Dtlmer Jurgens Jr. Thimm. Aucts.

Sat. Nov. fi at 11 A.M. General Farm Sale of Clayton 4 mi. So.

1 mi west of Liberty, Nebr. Fisher Craig, Aucts. Sunday Nov. 7, 1:00 p. m.

Hawkins Auction on Memorial Drive. Consignment sale of horses, ponies, saddles, carts. Ton- Jack Hawkins, Aucts. Monday, Nov. 8, 12:30 p.

general farm sale for M. R. Moser, 4 south of Oketo, Kan. Fisher Breeding, Aucts. Friday, Nov.

12th at 11 a. m. Antiques and farm sale for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downie, located 3 miles east and 2 north of Oketo, Kans.

Fisher Breeding, Aucts. Nov. 13, Robert and Hilda Tally and Son General Farm Sale located 5 miles west and I South of Odell Beginning at II o'clock Delmar Jurgens and Jr. Thimm Aucts. Saturday Nov.

13 at 10:00, Spence Angus Farms Dispersion At Beatrice Livestock Sale Co. 2 miles north of Beatrice, Nc.br. on Hwy 77 Monday, Nov. 15, farm sale foi Mrs. Ed Hofeling located 2 blocks north of Rees's Station in Barneston, Delmer Jurgens and Jr.

Thimm, Aucts. Wednesday, Nov. 17, 12:30, 'lousehold good auctioif for Miss Carrie Mines, 121 North 9th Street in Wymore. Delmer Jurgens, and Jr. Thimm, Aucts.

Saturday, Nov. 20, 10:00 a. general farm sale for L.H. Dlssmeyer. 2y 2 miles west ot Adams, Nebr.

on Hiway 41. Dick Shea, Sterling, Auct. Saturday, Nov. 20th, 11 a. m.

general farm for Henry Rem- r.ers, 2 miles south of Beatrice 2 miles east, or from mith Booster Station 1 mile north 2 miles east. Delmar Jurgens Jr. Thimm, Aucts. Monday, Nov. 22, property and household goods auction, for Jess Swiler, 713 South 10th Street in Wymore.

Delmer Jurgens Jr. Thimm, Aucts. Saturday, Dec. 4, 11:00, general farm sale for John Weber, Wooge, Box 733, chard. Dally Sun.

Beatrice, Nov. 1, 1WS News notes from here and there North Gage By BERTHA PAPE 3 miles west and south of Let Us Find A Home For You Houses for sale in all price ranges and locations Now available to RENT houses and apartments FURNISHED and unfurnished Call or see us for locations and prices Kuhn Realty 700 Court Office 223-2226 Res. 223-5750 7 Real Estate Bargains By Ruyle Ruyle Just Found a Trailer, Lots, Plus start of a House in West Beatrice for Only $1,500.00 Nice 2 Bedroom cottage P'" garage ur workshop, Vacant Now, Move Right in $4,000.00 If Your Family Has outgrown Your Present Home, Why Not LOOK THIS 4 Bedroom Home Over on a corner Lot Plus Barn and Garage for Only $4,500.00 HAVE A SMALL ACREAGE WITH A 2 Bedroom Cottage, Plus Triple Garage Or Shop for The Low, Low, Price Of $6,450.00 OTHER HOMES FOR SALE IN ALL PRICES: LET US HELP FIND YOU A NEW HOME OR FARMLAND IN THIS AREA: Ruyle Ruyle 117 6th St. Ph. m-3104 Bill Davison 1722 Washington Everett Ruyle (Elks Club) 7H NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS 1835 Washington large spacious 3 bedroom home large finished recreation room in basement $18,900.

1813 High If you are looking for a 3 bedroom home finished basement Air-conditioned Let us show you this one Priced at only $17,500. 1220 Market 3 bedroom Washer and Dryer, Refrigerator Deep freeze Air-conditioner and other extras go with this fine home for only $12,500. 1001 Market Large home or could be used as apartments priced at $8,500. 119 Penrod 3 bedroom large lot This extra nice bungalow is priced at only $9,750. 010 No.

llth Family home $17,000. 1101 Court 4 Bedroom Close in Just redecorated $15,750. 1100 Bell Close-in 2 Bedroom $5,900. FARM 160 acres 2 irrigation wells Grade A Dairy set-up-Buildings all in good repair Priced at $225 per acre. Exclusive Just listed Beatrice leading Liquor Store If you are looking for a business with above average income Come in and see Norm Jury or Les Vicars.

THE NORMAN L. JURY AGENCY, INC. Farms For Sale Well improved 200 acres located within 9 miles of Beatrice. Unimproved 40 acres in Diller area. Improved 160 acres located East of Pickrell.

Improved 160 acres within 4 miles of Wymore. This farm is priced to sell and you can have quick possession. 80 acres located within 14 miles of Beatrice, on blacktop. Good improvements. Unimproved 70 acres east Wymore of tfickman.

Delmer Jurgens Jr. Thimm, Aucts. November 26, general farm sale of Edwin Duensing, Bremen, Kansas. M. E.

Fisher, Auct. Saturday, Nov. 27th at 10 a. m. General farm sale.

Holstein and Black Angus stock cow and calf sale. Carl Dixon and son. 10 miles east of Beatrice on Hiway 4 and 114 south or 3 miles of Virginia and 2 mile south. Schultis and son and Wolken, Aucts. Wednesday, Nov.

24th, 12:00 noon general farm sale for Ernest J. Wiens, 1 mile south of Homestead Brick School or 2 miles east of Ellis, and 4 miles north. Delmer Jurgens and Jr. Thimm, Aucts. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Lee, Omaha, spent the weekend with relatives in Cortland. Saturday they were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Deunk. Joining them Saturday were Mr. Herbert Lichtenburg and Ronnie Plattsmouth. They had come to help open the Pheasant Season.

Helping Gary Wollenburg celebrate his ninth birthday at the John Wollenburg home one evening last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fuhrman and Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schmidt and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Schmidt. Cake and ice cream were served to the families in the evening. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Schowengerdt were Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Deunk, Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Lee, Omaha, and Mr. Herbert Lichtenburg and Ronnie, PlattsmouBh.

Joining them in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Deunk and Randy. Weekend guests In the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Reed and family were various visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reed and Rikki, Lincoln, and Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Hartwig and Nancy, Auburn. Mr Mrs. Herbert Voss and Albert, Hickman; Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Wittstruck Lincoln; and Mrs. Duane Bollen and family were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wittstfuck Sr. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Auman and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herberts, Firth, and Mrs. Cora Schell, Lincoln, were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Tally. Having Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dettmer, Lincoln, were Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Winter, Kurt and Lori Jean, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pape and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Pape and Arlis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pape, Glenda and Ronald, Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pape Jr.

and Miss Bertha Pape, Cortland. The second birthday of Kurt Winter was celebrated. Perry Steward, Minneapolis, called on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clare one day last week.

Mrs. Delia Snell, Hastings, returned to her home Monday been visiting her brothers, Roy and John Krauter went to Cortland where they attended a reunion of the Schmidt families. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Heller and Linda entertained at dinner one evening.

Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Heller and Chert, Cortland; Mike Lawler, Beatrice; and Mrs. William Chit- ten den. The occasion was in celebration of the birthdays of Mrs.

James Heller and Mike Lawler. Mrs. Bob Relschllen and dhll- dren, Omaha, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller.

They were joined on Saturday by Mr. Reischlien who with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller and family, Adams, were all Sunday dinner guests at the Miller home. Marlene Roker and Sue Schuerman were overnight guests of Patty Wattjes, Wilber.

Kathy Walker, who Is employed at Beatrice spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walker. Mrs. Grace Busboom and Mrs.

Ida Darnauer, were Sunday afternoon visitors and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Albert. Sunday evening guests of Mrs. William Roker were Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Ebbers, DeWitt, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Broz, Wilber. Paul Albert, Denver, spent several days here with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gerlach, Hallam, were evening visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. A. 0, Kindsohi. Guests on Friday of Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Krauter were Mr. and Mrs. C.

V. Hemphill, Beatrice, and Mrs. John Brooks, Holliston, Mass. Lanry Duba, Wilber, and Bud Wilkinson were Saturday overnight guests of Bob Roker. Mrs.

Fred Iwohn, Mrs. Harry Iwohn and Esther Muller accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams, Beatrice, went to Hastings Sunday to visit the 'House of Yesterday." Jaguar, Lancia and Martin Tonniges, Lincoln, spent several days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Blome. Sonjia Anderson and Kenneth Krauter, Lincoln, were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orris Krauter. Bill Roker, who is attending Western By MRS.

EDWARD MURPHY morning after having spent two I University of Nebraska spent weeks visiting with her grand- daughter and family, Mr. and Improved 160 acres SW of Wymore. 160 acre irrigated farm NW of Beatrice. Owner will sell on contract. We have other listed, please call us for details.

The Benson Beatrice Wymore Pickrell Agency, Inc. Ph. 223-2122 Ph. 645-3610 Ph. 673-3105 7-9 Hanover By MARY MASAT Items For Rent 68 TO HELP WITH FALL CHORES RENT our ladders, lawn sweep, drills, sanders, etc.

UNITED RENT-ALLS Phone 223-2364. 23tf Wanted To Buy-Home 70 Duplex In good condition, close in, 123 No. 6th Beatrice 223-4130 7-8 northeast 4177 location. Ph. 223- SALE DATES 1818 Jackson St.

New 3 Bedroom home, carpeted living room and bedrooms, builtln oven and range, sliding glass doors to patio, full basement, attached garage. Fowler Real Estate L. C. Fowler Marvin Hohbein PH. 3-4106 Rooma 64 FOR RENT Three room unfurnished apartment in Palisade Apartment.

723 Ella Street. Ph. 223-2122. 15tf FOR apartment, private bath, adults only. Phone 223-2184.

SLEEPING ROOM for man. Private entrance and shower. 823 N. llth. 4-10 FOR RENT Ground floor.

Large living room, dining room, kitchen, utility room, three bedrooms, two full baths. 3-4592. 3-9 FOR room furnished close in, utilities paid. Phone 228-1384. 7-9 FOR RENT-3 room furnished 7-12' private bath, only.

Phone 223-2551, Adults Every Monday, cattle sale, Beatrice 77 Livestock Co. Tegt meier ft Aucts. Every Tuesday Hog Sale Beatrice Sales Pavilion, North 2nd Street John Heist, Mgr, Delmer Jurgens and Jr. Thimm, Aucts. Every Thursday Hog Stile at Beatrice Sales Pavilion, North 2nd Street, John Heist, Delmer Jurgens and Jr.

Tbjmm, Every Wednesday, bog sale, Beatrice 77 Livestock Co, Tegtmeier ft Hawkins, Aucts. Every Thursday evening, 6:30 iharp, 6 blocks south oj W. Court St. bridge on. Memorial Drive, Consignment tile.

New ft used furniture, tools ft misc. items Auct. Tom ft Jack Hawkins. Wednesday, Nov. 10, 12:30 p.

m. Antique and household goods auction for Fred Totsch, 220 Mulberry Street or 1 block south and 2 west of Ord Implement in Beatrice. Delmer Jurgena and Jr Thimm, Aucts. Mayme Martin and Mrs. William Kuntz returned from Arlington, where they were visiting in the George Schertz and Louis Martin home and the Kuntz families.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schulz and daughter Sheila, Beatrice, spent a Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schulz and family.

One evening the Youth of the Evangelical United ren Church attended a Halloween Hay Ride which was sponsored by the Leonardville group Youth Fellowship. Mrs. Kathryn Veesert, Veronica Triska, St. Louis, Mrs. John White Jr.

Bellvue; and, Mrs. Clara Triska, Hanover, were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Triska. Those attending the First District Convention of Women's Club meeting at Manhattan, were Mrs.

Carl Frohm, Mrs. George Brackmeyer, Mrs. Carl Hoffman, Mrs. Robert Springer, and Mrs. Walter Roever.

The annual American Legion and Auxiliary Coffee Tour of the First District was held at the Legion dining room with a covered dish supper. Burchard By MARGARET L. HOFFMAN Mrs. Tomas Garay and family. Mrs.

Christina Zulauf, Plymouth, was a guest of her niece, Bertha Pape, Thursday, when she came with her granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Zulauf who made a business trip to Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, Lincoln, were Sunday visitors in the Carl Bonebright home.

Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Boesiger were Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Boesiger and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Boesiger and their families. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bainbridge, Lincoln, were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dunn and family. Also joining tfiem for the day were Mr. Stanley Trabert, Milford, and Laura Trabert, Syracuse.

Mr, and Mrs. Roger Lueders of Lincoln visited with relatives in Cortland Sunday and were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lueders and Linda. Mr.

and Mrs. Loye Daharsh and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wittstruck Sr. were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Duane Bollen and family one evening to help Denise Bollen celebrate her second birthday. Cake and Ice cream were served to the group. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.

John Garrison hosted the Canasta Club by taking Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clare, Mr.and Mrs. Alvin Schneider, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Clough all to supper in Lincoln at the new Johnson Cafe at the south edge of the city. Later in the evening the couples returned to the Garrison home where they enjoyed the evening with Canasta. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dunn and family were dinner hosts to the Rev.

and Mrs. David Hot- the weekend at his home here. Among those from this vicinity attending the football game between University of Nebr. and Missouri at Columbia, were Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Essman, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark and Raymond Riechers. The members of the M.Y.F. of the Clatdnia Methodist church entertained the members of me Wilber M.Y.F.

at a Halloween party one evening at the Fire- mens Hall. Included in the entertainment was a "scavenger hunt" and various other games. Refreshments were served later in fine evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Rehm and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Henke attended Petroleum Marketers Convention from Sunday afternoon to Tuesday evening which was held at the Cornhus- ker Hotel in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs.

William Haecker, Pickrell, were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Kindschi.

Mrs. Ella Brewlnng left Sunday to spend several weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schwisow, DeWitt. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Miller and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis, Mitchell, S.D., spent Friday evening in the Gilbert Miller home. Mr.

and Mrs. Willis Nickel and Nancy, Wilber, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wendoff before attending the Centennial services at the Methodist Church. Mrs.

Homer Schnell, Janet Jerome and James, Crete, visited Mrs. Minnie Yost Saturday evening. Sunday evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klrchoff and Marilyn.

Mrs, Marie Long arrived Sunday from San Francisco to visit her sister and family, the Paul Rhynalds and her mother, Mrs. Rose Brunk at Fairbury, also other relatives and friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dwan and Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Burnette, Benton Harbor, came to Fairbury one evening to fly back the plane they had left there early in the fall after it was damaged in landing. Mr. and Paul Rhynalds met and entertained them at dinner in Fairbury that evening. They planned io return to Michigan the next morning.

Afternoon visitors in the John Lisec home were Mr. and Mrs. August Prokop, Swanton, and Mr. and Mrs. Prok Pospichal, Omaha.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jahnke accompanied by Ben Kumpost drove to Wilber and were supper guests in the Ed Cerney home. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Matzke and girls, Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schwisow and Kenneth spent the weekend at Omaha as guests of Mr. and Mrs.

John Rezek and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Homolka and Bonnie Gross spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Lumir Vacek and family. Mary Tenopir and Larry Fikar spent Monday evening in the Laurence Markey home. Mr. and Mrs. Kelch, Fairbury, visited in' the Fred Zabel dome.

Last week house guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lumir Vacek and family were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lodal and small son, Two Rivers, and Mr.

Howard Kruger, Manitowoc, Wis. Tuesday evening all visited Lumir's mother, Mrs. Vacek at Wilber and Thursday evening the group were supper guests and spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Vacek and children.

Those from Western who attended the reunion at the Mumby School were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wahl, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnell, Mr.

and Mrs. Norbert Slepicka, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Barta and Mr. and Mrs.

Waldon Wiegers, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy. Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Henk entertained at Monday dinner Maj. and Mrs. A. C. Krajnik and family, Richards Gabour Base, Mo.

Others guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fritz, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Henk and family, Lincoln; and Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Ziemann and family, Hickman. Mr. and Mrs. Alifred Ewing's louse guests were Mr.

and Mrs, John Beatie, Denver. Her brother, Lloyd Neitzel, Lincoln, was a Saturday afternoon guest. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nickel were Sunday dinner guests of rtr.

and Mrs. Duan Schmidt and Lori'. Linda Stevenson, Fairbury; Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Schweer and son; and Mrs.

Marie Engle, Geneva, drove to Clay Center to attend a birthday dinner for Mrs. mother Mrs. Joe Bedlan. Guests in the Daryl Schweer home following the Western- Alexandria football game were Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Knigge and Peggy and Mr. and Mrs. Max Gill and Greg, Fairbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mclaughlin and Clint.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lintz, Daykin, and Darlene, Nebraska City, spent Saturday afternoon in the Herman Henke home. Mrs. Olive Henk, Mrs.

Herman Henke and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fritz drove to Pickrell and spent the day In the home of Mrs. Wilimena Waltke. Other guests were Mrs.

Robert Mariska, Pleasant Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kemper, Crete. Mrs. Rolland Roesler and family, Seward, spent me early part of the week in the Arthur Knobel home.

Mrs. Karen Busboom and children, Lincoln, spent the weekend there. Mr. and Mrs. John Beatie, Denver, were supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Ewing and family, Saturday several couples with their families came with well filled baskets and enjoyed a picnic dinner at the Philip Ziemann home. They were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rudolph, Malcolm, and their house guests, Mr.

and Mrs. Marion Buzzard, Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hinrichs, Ronald and Krista, Pleasant Dale; Mr. and Mrs.

Reed Gammel and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Bluma, Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Drummet, Hastings, visited two days last week in the Lawrence Matzke home. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwisow returned from Hinsdale, 111., where they had been visiting In the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Lauren Schwisow and family. Saturday supper guests in the Laurence Markey home to honor Michael Carney on his birthday were Mr. Ferd Zabel and Urana, Ferd and Harry Gutzmer and Tom Stevens. Mrs. Lena Jahnke had as Sunday dinner guests Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Jahnke. Margaret Abbott, who has spent the past month visiting with her aunts, Mrs. J. M.

Van Auken and Mrs. A. J. Storms and Helen, Mrs. Homer Sawyer and others has returned to her home in Los Angeles.

Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Duba attended Open House at Saratoga School at Lincoln one evening.

Mrs. Pauline Votipka, Geneva; Milo Svec and Mrs. Chris- tine Fujan, Tobias, were Saturday callers at the H. S. Duba home.

Mrs. Marie Groothuis returned home after several days visiting in the home of her son W. L. Groothius and family at Nebraska City. Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Schwentker, Rapid City, S. visited Mrs. Marie Groothuis. Dlller By MRS.

SCOTT MILLER Company for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LawrenCg were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pingel, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Pingel and family, Steele City, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Neuman, Lincoln. Mr.

and Mrs. Eldon Dierklng attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nienaver, Lanham. Accompany, ing them home from the celebration were the Rev.

and Mrs. A. Lentz, Fremont. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Sasse visited a few days last week in Minneola, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Baumfalk. miNMEYCR Hflfc 223-3230 Public Household Goods Auction Located at 220 Mulberry Street in Beatrice or 1 Block Soutii and 2 Blocks West of Ord Implement in Be- SEWERS CLOGGED? Why pay big money to have your front lawn dug up when drainage lines come clogged? Seweramer and drain opener will remove roots, rags, paper, grease and other organic matter. Cost is iow and results are quick.

Get some today. Best Plumbing and Heating Exclusive 4 Bedroom- Dining Boom, Living Boom, Bath and screened back porch on corner lot. Large garage with workshop area. Close in. A lot of living at $12,500.

New carpet and roof. Exclusive 3 Bedroom, Living Km, Kitchen dining area, large bath, Finish basement bedrooms located one and with rec room and two a half blocks from Lincoln School. A buy at Exclusive New Brick Home with three carpeted Bedrooms. Ceramic tile hi Bath and half. Carpeted living room 2 car garage.

Full basement all with central air. Exclusive New Home Brick and frame, three Blocks from school. Large carpeted living room, dining area, kitchen, 8 Bedroom. Ceramic Bath with shower, 2 car garage with full basement. I Exclusive Duplex at 701 N.

5th Duplex at 1023 Market Exclusive Lots at 9th and Carlyle Lots at 17th Irving Exclusive We have for Bent a 2 Bedroom Home furnished, on West Side. We also have a Bedroom home for Bent, 2U Blocks from Lincoln school. WM. A. EYIH, Realtor Keith Krecklow, Assoc.

Steinmeyer Bldg. 223-3230 Home Phone 223-4638 Max Hoffman, Wilber, spent a few days at the Harold Hoffman home. His sister Doris was a guest of Rosemary Rinne at the home o.f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rinne.

and Mrs. Eugene Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Van Winkle, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Caswell, Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry Bachenberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lantz attended a Fa ml ly Counseling meeting sponsord by the Methodist Cburch in Lincoln.

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wehr- bein and children, Concordia, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wehrbeln, Sharon and David.

tensteln. atrice. Clatonia By MRS. WILLIAM ROKER Mr. and Mrs.

Myron Roker attended the Awards Banquet of the Natural Gas and Pipeline Co. of America which was held one evening at the Holiday Inn near Beatrice. Mrs. Alvin Blome, Mrs. Ben Spilker, DeWitt, and Mrs.

Fred Damkroger, Beatrice, entertained Saturday afternoon with an Open House in honor of their mother, Mrs. George Kracke for her 80th birthday. Mrs. Henry Schmidt, Holyoke, arrived here Friday to visit with her brother, Mr. Paul Kindschi.

On Sunday Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Emma Wed Nov. 10 Beginning at 12:30 RCA Victor 2 inch TV, Coal and Wood Range, Leather Rocker, 1962 Hot Point Combination Refrigerator, Kitchen Cabinet, Drop Leaf Table, 4 Chairs and Buffet, 4 Odd Chairs Sewing Machine, Smoking Stand, Rocker, 3 Flower Stands, 2 Piece Living Room Suite, Floor Lamp, Combination China Cupboard and BookCase, Coffee Table, End Table, Throw Rugs, 2 9x12 Rugs, Dresser, Table Lamp, Bed and Dresser, Violin, Wash Stand, Trunks, Wash Tub and Stand, Electric Oven, Wardrobe, Step Ladder, Fruit Jars, 2 Wheel Trailer, Slat Cribbing, Grind Stone, Spade, Garden and Hand Tools, Lawn Mower, 14 Ft. Ladder, Chicken Feeders and Fountains, 1948 Chevrolet 2 Door Automobile.

Pots, Pans and Dishes. Be A Smart Businessman Wednesday evening, Nov. 10, Sun Want Ads bring results. Schmidt, Lodgepole, who has Antiques Cup and Saucer Holder, Cups and Saucers, 2 lee Cream Chairs, 2 Mirrors, Pictures, Organ Stool, Flower Pots, Some Dishes, Lamp, Hat Rack, Buggy and Doll, other Antique Items, Clock. Terms; No property removed until settled for all bids off at buyers risk.

Not Responsible accidents. Fred Totich Delmer Jurgens and Jr. Thimm Aucts. Wymore 645-3493 Beatrice 228-0808 First National Bank and Trust Co. Beatrice State Federal HOME LOAN Smart businessmen know it's wise to compare.

And comparison shows that a State Federal Home Loan is the. best value for you. State Federal Home Loans carry no pe-payment penalty, so there is no extra cost if you sell your home and repay your loan ahead of time, Be choose a State Federal Home Loan. avings and Loan 101.