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Muscatine, Journal. Feb. 1, 1966 Obituaries and Funerals EDWARD C. BERSCH Edward C. (Dude) Bersch, 74, 1002 East 2nd died at 2:15 a.m.

today at the Oakwood nursing home after an extended illness. nf Mr. Bersch was born Feb. 26, 1891, the son of Anton and Pauline Wirtz Bersch, and was a life resident of the Muscatine area. Mr.

Bersch was a surveyor and fieldman. Prior to his retirement he had been employed by Stanley Engineering Company and the Muscatine County Engineer's office. He was married May 31, 1915, at St. Mary's church, Muscatine, to Nellie L. Stapleton.

Surviving are the widow; one son, E. Gene Bersch of Muscatine; one daughter, Mrs. Jack (Helene) Sheard of Indianapolis, one sister, Mrs. Gertrude Christopherson of Muscatine; three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. The body is at the Riley funeral home, where the rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.

Sunday. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday a St. Mary's church.

Interment will be at Greenwood cemetery. MRS. VERA SCHREUERS Funeral services for Mrs. Vera Schreurs, 61, were held at 1:30 p. m.

today at the Ralph J. Wittich funeral home. Rev. Thomas Doyle officiated. Mrs, Floyd Scott was the organist.

Pallbearers were Ernie Na ber. Jack Roelle, Leo LaCroix and Ellsworth Garvin. Interment was at Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Schreurs died Wednesday morning at Muscatine General hospital.

HARRIS VAN WINKLE WAPELLO Harris Van Winkle, 77, of Wapello, died Friday at St. Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids. The son of George and Mary Ann Schetz Van Winkle, he was born Oct. 15, 1888 at Brighton. He married Nellie May Young on June 17, 1914 at Wapello.

Survivors include two children, Robert Van Winkle of Concord, Calif, and Ruth Marie Cannon of Cedar Rapids; and one brother Eddie Van Winkle of Cedar Rapids. Eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren also survive. Four brothers and three sisters. Funeral services will be held Sunday, Feb. 20, at 2 p.m.

at the Dudgen McCulley funeral home in Wapello, with Rev. Robert Dodder officiating. Interment will be at the Wapello cemetery. Farm Bureau Meeting Held at Oakland Twp. ere rnMESVILLE There 30 persons present at the pot luck supper and meeting of the Oakland Township Farm Bureau Thursday evening held at the Oakland community building.

The business meeting was conducted by the chairman, Gaylord McCullough isen neth Smith reported on tne ootintr which she and i rwi Buser attended She also announced that Rural Women's Day win dc ircm the United Presbyterian cnu. in Columbus Junction maicn Anyone wishing tickets snuu.u rnntact her before Mrs. Charles Buser gave tion Improvement course which she and Mrs. uonam attended in wapei.u Harold McCulloi 17. Mrs gave the secretary and treas rtiT renort.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wes.

lake were the committee in charge of the poltuck supper and the entertainment for the vpnmC be held ovstcr and rhili suDPer to be held at 6:30 m. at the Oakland Community building honoring all new Wc The commiuec evening will be Mr. ana Kenneth Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCullough.

Orono Township Farm Bureau Orono Township Farm Bureau members met Thursday evening beginning with a potluck supper at 6:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Murphy. There were 12 adults in attendance. Donald Buckman, chairman, presided for routine business.

Programs for future meetings were discussed. The secretary and treasurer's reports were CLARENCE A. SISSEL Clarence A. Sissel, 66, 1204 Orange died at 6:15 a. m.

today at Muscatine General hospital. A retired farmer, Mr. Sissel was a life resident of Muscatine county. He was born Sept. 5, 1899, in Muscatine county, the son of William L.

and Lena Stormer Sissel. He was married Dec. 12, 1924, in Muscatine, to Bernice Godfrey, Mr. Sissel was a member of the Presbyterian church of Pleasant Prairie. Surviving are the widow, Mrs, Bernice Sissel; one son, Warren C.

Sissel of Stockton; one daughter, Miss Ann Sissel of Orlando, one brother, W. A. Sissel of Davenport; a sister, Mrs. Floyd Nicewanner of Stockton; and five grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister The body is now at the Fairbanks home for funerals, where friends may call after 7 this evening.

Services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday at the Fairbanks chapel with Rev. Leo Jeambey officiating. Interment will be at the Parr cemetery.

MIS5 NORA TAYLOR Funeral services for Miss Nora Taylor, 90, were held at 2 p.m. today at the Fairbanks chapel. Rev. R. O.

Hopkins of Davenport officiated. Mrs. Eva Kramer was the organist. Pallbearers were John Monroe, Harvey Lamb, Merle Lloyd and Fred Jackson. Interment was at Greenwood cemetery.

Miss Tayof died Feb. 16 at Riverview Heights nursing home. FLORENCE KLOTZ COLUMBUS JUNCTION Miss Florence Klotz 86, of Wapello died at noon Friday at St. Paul, Minn. She was a retired school teacher.

The daughter of Madison and Lucy Jane Kelly Klotz, she was born Dec. 13, 1879 at Columbus Junction. Survivors include one brother, Madison W. Klotz of Gib sonville, N. C.

and one sister, Mrs. Harry (Gretchen) For naire of St. Paul, Minn. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb.

21, at the Stacy Lewis funeral home in Columbus Junction, with Rev. Hubert Sunderman officiating. The body will arrive Sunday night. Interment be at the i Columbus City cemetery. with an oyster supper at 6:30 p.m., witn ine pir nounced later.

Doublt Eight Club The Conesville Double Eight club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Neva Maxwell. Games were played with prizes received oy Qf Muscatinei Mrs. Mary Catharine nthers narticma1 eluded Mrs. Ruby Mscner oi Muscatine, Mrs.

Winifred Max Poarl Arlams. Mrs. Everett and Mrs. Faithe Refresh ments Mrs. Neva Max be held at the home Mrs.

Wini 1 Kvcrctt 0fGenung. US 55839330, 8 Pit C(yar Rapids were Wednesday dinner guests at the home his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin EvereU Thy had just retumed from a trip to Las Vegas, New Mexico and Texas. Mrs.

Donald Buser visited her I sister, Miss Barbara Allen of Burlington, a patient at the University hospital in Iowa City. Thursday. Miss Allen is slowly improving from a serious fall is Jan. Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Perry of Cheyenne, left here after spending ai and Mrs. Fred Showalter. Mr.

and Mrs. Showalter and their house guests spent one day this week visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Hurt and Mrs. Robert Showalter in Moline; Mrs. Betty Day at Milan, and Mrs.

Ines Nelles of Rock Island, and also taking a tour through the new John Deere Administration Building md Mrs. Raymond Rife TYp. gj Mr and Mrs. "LT riinnr Thnrsdav at the home of Obituaries and Funerals VERN HEITHER CONESVILLE Vern neither, Conesville, died at 8 a.m. today in an Iowa City hospital.

His survivors include his wife, Crete; two sons, Leroy of Columbus Junction and moine.of West Liberty; and a daughter, Mrs. Marvin Hunt, Washington, Iowa. Funeral arrangements are being completed at the Stacy funeral home, Columbus Junction. Eastern Star School Held At Letts LETTS The school of instruction for the order of Eastern Star number 370 was held Tuesday afternoon, with Elsie Miller of New London, the instructor in charge. Visitors were present from Wapello, Columbus Junction, Muscatine and New London.

At the inspection meeting in the evening, fifty were present. Lois Houseal of Columbus Junction, grand representative, and Ruth Sywassink of Muscatine, past grand warder were among those present. Several visiting worthy matrons and worthy patrons were Gifts were presented to the instructor, Elsie Miller. Philathea Clai Philathea class met in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon. In the absence of the president, Winnie Carpenter conducted the meeting opening with the poem "Good Dorothy McCormac had charge of devotions.

A prayer of George Washington was read. Fifteen members were present. Pearl Gipple acted as treasurer in the absence of Vinnie Turkington. Dues" were The flower committee reported several cards and gifts sent. Programs were handed out for year.

Quilt blocks were sewn during the entertainment period. Edith Reddick, Evelyn Crist and Faithe Furnas were the host World Day of Prayer World Day of Prayer will be held at the Methodist church at 1:30 on Friday Feb. 25, with the women from the Cranston church assisting The theme for this year, "You Are My Witnesses" written by the World Day of Prayer committee of Scotland. This is a day of Christian worship without denominational, racial, national or cultural distinction. All women are invited to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCormac have returned from several weeks spent in Phoenix having gone by way of Albuqur que and Flagstaff. Mrs. Orpha Estle, joined by her sister, Jessie Torode of Wapello, and Mrs.

Audrey Brown of West Liberty will leave Saturday from Des to join the Farm Tour which will spend two weeks in Hawaii. Mrs. Edna Roester of. Ingle wood, Calif, is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. Bessie Jones.

Mrs. Roester will go to Davenport to visit with her sons William Swailes has entered Burlington hospital for treat ment. Mrs. Swaile's cousin, Mrs. Ramona Lang of Chicago, is helping to care for him.

Genungs Receive Address For Son Lester Genung, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Genung, 1616 Willow, is stationed at Ft.

Hood, Tex. Pvt. Lester Btry 1st m. 78tn Any aw, Ft. Hood, 76546.

Local Lodges List Schedule Speakers on varied topics are to be heard at meetings of Muscatine service clubs next week. Dr. Louis Thompson, associate dean of agriculture at Iowa Statae University, Ames, will discuss "Future World Food Needs, at the Rotary club's observance of Farmers Day at its luncheon Monday. Farmers of the area will be guests at the meeting. Gordon Jones of the Alter Davenport, will speak on "Twelve Months of Navigation ineton County hospital in Wash ington.

per guests at the home of Mrs. ttacnei aduou wl ic nm in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Matthes of Iowa City. Daily Report Hospitals Mrs.

W. w. Zeug, 515 Woodlawn Kurt Franklin, 108 Sherman Mrs. John Harris, 508 E. 8th Miss Jessie Althaus, 1119 Mulberry Leslie Brocket, 913 E.

6th St Mrs. Christy 15th Mo Stammer, 520V4 line; Edward Voss, Ataussa. Dismissals Mrs. Gary Hayes, 1513 Devitt Miss Barbara Mclntyre, Oauawka, HI Byron E. Hafner, 1229 E.

Dennison, Davenport; Mrs. Robert Eis, 711 Chestnut John B. May hew Joy; Dora Minton, 323 Chestnut Mrs. Harley Lewis, 1511 Gobble Bonnie L. Phillips, 1815 Bryan Mrs.

Richard Strong, 519 E. 7th Mrs. Harold Peters, 812 E. 7th Marlyn Hayes, 1207 Grand Ave. Births: Girl to Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Durst 2220 Wallace today. Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McGinnis Rt.

1, HI. City, today. Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cummins, 1714 Phillips to dBoy to Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Fifield, 210 Gilbert today. Voluntters This is the list of volunteers who will work at Muscatine General Hospital this Sunday, Feb. 20: Mrs. G.

T. Eaton, Mrs. Minnie Beyer. Monday, Feb. 21: Mrs.

Clarence Mockmore, Mrs. w. Myers, Mrs. Clarence Fulton, Mrs. John Munday, Mrs.

Harry Timm, Mrs. C. J. Dycne, mrs. Robt.

Lewis, Mrs. nex Dennett, Mrs. Leta Day, Mrs. Herbert Dickinson, Mrs. R.

A. Althaus, Mrs. Elmer Bloom, Mrs. Robert Rohwer. Tupsrtav.

Feb. 22: Mrs Mil lard Johnson, Mrs. Phillip Temple, Mrs. Bruce Sturdevant, Mrs. Duane Keough, Mrs.

Leslie Allbee, Mrs. John Potter, Mrs. Fenton Barnard, Mrs. O. Kautz, Mrs.

Shirley Sehnert, Mrs. David Schmarje, Mrs. Jake Lawrence, Mrs. Leonard Roggeveen. Wednesday: Feb Mrs.

Robert Phillips, Mrs. J. W. Myers, Mrs. George Honeyman, Mrs.

James Weir, Mrs. B. Welch, Mrs. George Zimmer, Mrs. Louis Bender, Mrs.

Lyle Hocke, Mrs. Robt. Opel, Mrs. Merle Young, Mrs. A.

M. Thornton, Mrs. Walter Russell, Mrs. Frank Prochaska, Mrs. Ron Barrett, Mrs.

Roy Vanek, Mrs. Gerald Hetzler, Thursday, Feb. 24: Mrs. Kenneth Powell, Mrs. Ron Barrett, Mrs.

Lee McKee, Mrs. Lillian Fronk, Mrs. Allan Smalley, Mrs. H. P.

Auffrey, Mrs. Robert Stohr, Mrs. Emil Doering, Mrs. Marvin Craddock, Mrs. Harvey McFate, Mrs.

Fred Peters. Friday, Feb. 25: Mrs. Clarence Fulton, Mrs. Myers, Mrs.

Arthur Umlandt, Mrs. Paul Welk, Mrs. Paul Cottrell, Mrs. Leo Herlein, Mrs. Elsie Tobias, Joseph Rauch, Mrs.

J. C. Montz, Mrs. Morley Stirlen, Mrs. Eugene Seyb, Mrs.

Clarence Ager, Grace Crull. Saturday, Feb. 26: Mrs. Earel Erwin, Mrs. Frank Stalkfleet, Mrs.

J. Hoeksema. Mrs. Esther Naber, Mrs. Alfred Petersen, Mrs.

Julian Corman, Mrs. Virgil Honeyman. EAGLE AUXILIARY hold me "6 vninff with siageue gj grandchildren. and two erTlZZt SKl A grfat grandchildren, ance. Games were played with MYF prizes going to several present.

I The Senior MYF of the Meth Dora Stender and Olive Grem jodist church will sponsor a chili mel were in charge of enter and oyster supper in Fellowship tainment Lunch was served by hall of the Methodist church to Dorothy Ricketts, Mildred Bord night from 5 to 7. Everyone is and Fanny Pippert, to Dotn women and men present! A spe cial prize was won by Joy otenrt at the close of the evening, and Clubs For Week on the Mississippi," at the Ki wanis club luncheon Tuesday. Servo club members will make plans for the club's spring party at their luncheon Monday. Members of the Toastmasters club will meet for a 5:30 p.m. dinner Monday, with a speaking program "following.

David Stanley is to serve as toastmaster and Gil Dietz as topicmaster. The Elk lodge meets at 8 p.m. Monday. A meeting of the Y's Men r.i..h I. scheduled for 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday. The DeMolay lodge meets Wednesday Muscatine luncheon club will meet for The Mo. meets Thurs day night. District Court Licnsd to wad Wayne Russell French, 19," and Carta Sue Phillips, 17, both of Muscatine. Maurice Edward Slater, 24 and Patricia June Terrill, 18, both of Muscatine.

Keelon Karl Erickson, 19, route 2, and Laura Kay Beuken horst, 19, Muscatine. Divorce dtcree Judy A. Wilson versus Robert C. Wilson, Judge R. K.

Stohr awarded divorce to plaintiff, who received custody of child, $20 'weekly support, household goods and effects, $100. for her attorney's fee; defendant received two cars and was ordered to pay bills to their separation and $28.65 court costs. Attachment order Norma Jean Cole versus George Cole, Judge Stohr ordered writ of attachment against rights and property of defendant for $500, as requested by the plaintiff. Divorct suit Sandra Marie Holmes versus Robert Birkett Holmes; couple wed June 17, 1956 in Muscatine and separated Jan. 1, 1956; plaintiff charges cruelty; she asks for cus tody of child, support, funds for her attorney's fee and court costs household goods and half of personal property, including fund in New.

York bank, that the child be beneficiary of defendant's life insurance and that the defendant pay the obligations of couple to the date of separation; defendant now in military service. Probate Harry Wall died Feb. 2, 1966; his will, dated Feb. 5, 1954, leaves the estate to his sister in law, Cora Holz hauer, who is executor. Probata Galen W.

Hillyer died Feb. 13. 1966; his will ed May 2, 1949, leaves the estate to his wife Vella M. Hillyer, who is named executor. Police Court Judge Duane Goedken Speeding Ronald Curry, 20, 631 Maple street; $15 and costs.

Robert Edwin Blancn ard, 27, 505 Liberty street; $15 and costs. Charles Henry Stender, 18. route 5: $15 and costs. Lester Phillips Schmel zer, 1106 East Ninth street; $15 and costs. Martin L.

Christoff erson, 1426 First avenue; $15 and costs. Nellie Elizabeth Ford 408'A East Fifth street; $15 and costs. Mary Messer, 1022 Hill avenue; $15 and costs. Jerry L. Emiet, 605 Woodlawn avenue; $15 and costs.

William K. Coulter, 18, 1411 Logan street; $25 and costs. Darrell Wayne Reeves. 24 1024 Lombard street; and costs. Stoplight violation Darrell Wayne Reeves, 24, 1024 Lombard street; $10 and costs.

Excessive muffler noise John Kerry Reeves, 18 943 Maiden lane; $15 and costs. Park too close to fire hydrant Marvin Lee Brown, 20, 224 Walnut street; $5 and costs. Wapello Woman Honored At Birthday Celebration WAPELLO The 85th birth 1 byterian church Friday, Feb. 25 dav of Mrs. Minnie Knight was at 2 p.

m. celebrated in the home of her The International them, You Mr and Mrs. Nor Are My translated in bert Wonders." Mrs. Knight has 135 living descendants, including I ten children, 55 grand children juivueu Tarry Awhila Club Mrs. Ed Fullerton was hos tess to the members of the Tar ry Awhile club in ner nome wea nesday evening, with nine mem i bers present.

The evening was spent playing Canasta. The next meeting will be March 15, the place to be announced later. The Sunshine club met in the home of Mrs. Shirley Small Wednesday afternoon with 10 members present. The afternoon was spent socially.

The next meeting will be with Mrs. Martha Walker on Friday, March 4. WWI World War I Veterans and Wives, Louisa County Barracks 2327, will meet at the VFW hall, at 1:30 p. m. Feb.

20. A pot luck tunner win picucuc World Day ot ray.i Churches of Wapello will join their counterparts across the nation and around the world in the annual observance of World Day of Prayer. Mrs. Kenneth Witt, chairman of United Church Wo mens local World Day of Prayer committee, invites all interested persons in the Wapello area to attend this special service at the Wapello United Pres LT. BILL WILLIAMS Lt.

Williams Is Assigned To Viet Nam WAPELLO Lt. Bill Williams, Wapello, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Williams, has returned from Ft. Bragg, N.

C. where he was undergoing training prior to his deployment to the Republic of Viet Nam. Lt. Williams is a member of the United States Army's Special Forces and will be assigned to the 5th Special Forces Group (AB) upon his arrival in Viet Nam. Car Wrecked, Two Escape Serious Hurts Occupants of a car that went out of control at the east edge of West Liberty on highway 6 after 2 a.m.

today escaped with minor injuries but the car was demolished. The car traveled off the highway for 250 feet, Sheriff Dick Oppelt said. Both sides, the hood and the front end of the car were damaged. The sheriff said the car was driven by Ronald Fankh'auser, 18, West Liberty. His passenger, Larry Kimzey, 19, West Liberty, received a cut above one eve.

Both had scratches Residents of Oakville To Vote on Franchise OAKVILLE A special election will be held at the Oakville town hall, March 3. Polls will be open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.

The election will determine whether to grant a franchise for natural gas and electric service into Oakville. Representatives from Iowa Southern Utilities met with the Oakville Town Council recently about their franchise. Prior to that time, solicitation of the town homes was done by the utility company. On March 10, a special election will be held at the town hall to vote on the telephone franchise from the Iowa Telephone company, formerly the Iowa Illinois Telephone company. The polls will be open from 8 a.

m. to 8 p. m. Remodelng Program A remodeling progran will begin in the spring at the Apost tlic Christian church near ville. The $84,000 project will add new Sunday school rooms and an addition to the lunch room in the church.

Roland Wehner of Iowa City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wehner, Oakville, has been the architect selected for this pro Wilton RNA Honors Member WILTON The Royal Neigh bors, camp 1068, met at uk Wilton city nan weuiiuo, ning. Preceding the business meeting. special honors were given Rose Nolte wno was.

named valentine queen because of her work in the organization. She has been an active member for 23 years. The oracle, Mae Ericksen. presented her a corsage: and she received a gift of jewelry from the ramp. Myrtle Eckhardt was in charge of the ceremony oted on one new The camp point someone to be a grace ai the state camo which will meet Waterloo April 15 and 16.

Delegate to the state camp is Mae Ericksen with Hannah Duffe named alternate. Hildreth Kaufmannu gave a reading entitled "Faith, Hope, and Charity" in honor of the birthdays of Lincoln and Washington. Hostesses were Irene Sheetz, Laura Duncan, and Elsie Fry mover who also provided enter tainment following the meeting. Birthday treats were given by Emma Hamann. MISTER and bruises, the sheriff said, member, Sally Timmerman.

A The 1958 mode! car went letter was read from the Dis across the roadside ditch. trict Deputy. Genevieve Mer through a fence and stopped Tc asking that camp 1068 ap when it hit a tree. Feb. 25 Set for Sub Launching NEWPORT NEWS, Va.

(AP) The nation's newest nuclear attack submarine the Queen fishwill be launched by the Newport News Shipbuilding Dry dock Co. Feb. 25. Justice Court False check Linda J. Zahnl ser.

26. 507 Main street; S50 bond; charge involves $25 check. Driving while license suspendedJames Darnell Williams, route 4, Fairfield. Driving without valid license Glen E. Ruckles.

2825 Hous er street; summons to appear Feb. 26. many different languages used in all parts of the globe, providing christian unity in prayer for christians. The 1966 service was prepared by the women of Scotland. Social Calendar Sunday, Feb.

20. Open house, Weber Clinic new building, 2 to 5 p. m. Tuesday, Feb. 22, FOB, Mrs.

Fern Deihl; OES school of in struction. Wednesday, Feb. 23, HGL, Mrs. Bertha Drake. They 11 Do It "Dear, I wonder if the kids realize that it saowed all night Every Time ject.

The remodeling will br made on the west side of the church with a basement and second floor addition. Kindergarten Roundup Wednesday, Feb. 23 will the Oakville Kin a a Roundup at the school for pu pils next year. Present kinder garten students will have a vacation that day from school. Both parents and pupils are in vited to attend that day and meet with the public health, nurse and speech therapist and with the kindergarten teacher, Mrs.

Elsie Swanson. Howard Peterson, principal has announced the annual music festival will be held with the date to be announced later. Subing for teachers this week at the Oakville grade school were Mrs. Max Fisher in the first grade for Mrs. Lois Richers and Mrs.

Richard Morris for" Miss Diane Harper in the 8th' grade. Home on Leave Wayne Gerst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gerst, is home on: a two week leave from his Army Base, Fort Sam Houston in San Antonia, Texas. He has completed his basic training, and will now go back to San.

Antonio for 10 weeks of medical training. Wayne entered the Army Dec. 8. 1965. Home From Army Donn Shipman son of Mr.

and Mrs. Wes Shipman returned home Tuesday night from two. years training with the Army. Donn had been stationed with the Army at Fort Lewis Wash. Daughter Born Mr.

and Mrs. Don Lesnet are. the parents of a baby daughter born on Thursday morning at the Burlington hospital. The; girl, weighing 7 lbs. 4 was named Tracy Lee Lesnet.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wright, Letts Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wapello.

Personals Mr. and Mrs. Obed Gerber of Bluffton, Ind. were overnight visitors at the Chris Gerst home this week. Miss Gayla Patterson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Donavan Patterson is ill with rheuma tic fever. She is a patient at the Burlington hospital. Visitors at the Ed Lanz the Ed. Lanz Jr.

and the Rob bert Lanz homes have been Mr. and Mrs. Obed Gerber and Miss Tillie Bahler all of De catur Ind, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bahler and Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Bahler and family of Remington, Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Kileus of Forrest. 111.

and Mrs. I Ida Bahler of Fairburg, 111. BREGER bv JimmieHat I P. ov raw nV WMMV Vl I BUT HIS CAMPim iflUAWoSl tVERy RAY AREtt'T SOU LIP da, MATE WVl AT TIM TO yET PIA4MY REti Sis OH WW Ht rffi'M GUY WON'T THE eyes (wwRmrr LET 'EM SLEEP ANP AT 'EM.