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MONDAY, JULY 11, 1955 THE COLUMBUS DAILY TELEGRAM. COLUMBUS. NEBKAfiKA PAGE THREE, with them and at Chadron with Fk. 1st Add. Lt.

21, Blk. Real Estate Transfers 0 Personals Swift Co. to Xance A Benlah M. Holman, Col. Orig.

Pt. Lt. 3, Blk. 119. James L.

Rich wf. to Conley L. ft Dona T. Hensley, Col. Orlg.

Lt. 4. Blk. 44. Following is a list of real estate transfers at the Platte county reg- ister of deeds office and compiled by.

the Columbus Credit Bureau: Herman Klug, 81, dies; funeral services Tuesday Herman- Klug, 81, 1856 22nd avenue, died at 1:45 p. m. Saturday at the Lutheran hospital. Mr. Klug, The census revealed that there are two blind children in the district; both boys.

There is also one deaf and mute child, also a boy. One boy and two girts are Crippled or otherwise handicapped. Spectacular fire at San Francisco Kannetn Simpson -wt. to wra.i"u6ml tenner, n. unj.

la. C. Wiedel. Simoson Add. Lots 5 Blk.

195. Take statements from 2 suspects in fatal beating OMAHA (UP) Chief Deputy Co. Atty Robert McGowan took new statements Sunday from two suspects in the fatal bee ting of a second hand shop oerator. They are Elmer Lee Brooks, 32, and Carlos Henry, 36. Both were jailed in connection Community Housing Inc.

to Rog. E- Dorothy A. McChristy. 1st Add. Lt.

16 Pt. Lt. 17 Blk. Olga Rickner hus. to Olga Ruben Hellbusch wf.

to Emil lk. N. Mane K. Schaefer, Boettcher 1 iroirr cnisi, ei ai 10 men I 1 lara Keins, Jnt. in NK14 jj.

Nvl Sec 32.17.3w. Alvina Ernst Gdn t0 Richard Margart Reins. Int. in EV nw, Sec 32-17-3W. Aruiur Kresna wf.

to John J. Frances V. Jones, Boettcher Add. Pt. Lt.

12. Blk. Community Housing Inc. to Col. Production Cr.

North Pk. 1st Add. Pt. Lt. 14, Blk.

Community Housing Inc. 10 Union National Farm. Loan 4 nt- Pai lst Add' PV Lt 14 Blk. Community Housing Inc. to Albion National Loan V4 Int.

No. Park lst Add. Pt. Lt. 14, Blk.

Photo Finishing CAMERAS FILMS Fleischer-Rogers Drug Ca Your Rexall Drug Store We dive StH Green Stamm Early in Savings at i itwm rrrt EST. WO ItW, 6. Blk. Kenneth Simpson wf. to Wm.

C. Wiedel, Simpson Add. Lt. 4, Blk. noseiawn wem i k.

to jwmer or Mildred Correll Roselawn Cem. Pt. U. 55 Blk. 116.

Koseiawn Mem. m. to waiter, ft Grace Gehring, Roselawn Cem Lt. 54. Blk.

Wm. Lang ft to Walter ft Grace Gehring, Tract in NENEH-SEV, Sec. 13-17-1W. Leonard T. Fleischer wf.

to Leonard T. Fleischer, High Pk. Add. Pt. Lt.

12, Blk. 5. Anthony Hass'ebrook wf. to John A. ft Beda F.

Johnson, E'i NW4, Sec. 29-19-3W. Anna Storz ft hus. to Wm. Rickner, Col.

Orig. Lts. 5 6, Blk. 195. Clara E.

Weaver, et al, Trustee to E. Brockemeier, Col. Orig. Pt. Lts.

1 ft 2, Blk. 85. Joe Bartushock ft wf. to Richard L. Bonk, Col.

Orig. Lt. 4, Blk. 243. Community Housing inc.

to Ray mond C. ft Frances Swan, North They Called Him Last Night, But ee 'ff? Acid Stomach's Got Him Today! Most of us like to "let off steam" now and then. But we eat too much, drink and smoke too much then suffer nagging heartburn, acid indigestion. That's when tiny Tarns can save the day! For Turns neutralize excess stomach acid almost before it starts. No mixing, no waiting.

Just chew fast-acting, scientific Turns like candy mints. Get a roll today! So ofi)W 10o rot i-nt pug. "WIT Cpot" RXItl For Acm IndiontMfl their daughter, Ardes. Weekend guests of Miss Bea I- wan were her sister, Mise Anne, and Miss Mary Ellen Kissell of Fremont. Mrs.

Anna Levine of Woodin-ville, left Sunday after sev-eral days' visit in the S. S. and I E. Levine homes. Mr.

and Mrs. Arol Sipes and children, Joan and Steve, returned Sunday from a week's vacation spent at Cross Lake, Minn. Miss Ardis Levine left Sunday for Oshkosh, to be the house guest of Miss Ann Parker, who was her roommate at Monticello College, Alton, 111. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Grant are in Philadelphia to attend the national Elks convention. They visited briefly in Washington, D. be-1 fore going to Philadelphia. While vacationing in Colorado last week, Misses Genevieve and Dorothea Reece spent a few days visiting Miss Janet McRae in Den ver. They were accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Reece Bergman and son, Ricky, who visited Mrs. Berg man's brother, Joe Janda, in Denver. They also spent some time in Central City and Estes Park, before returning home Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. W. G. Harlan and children. Billie and Patty, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Iwan and daughters Mar-cia Rae and Betty Jalen, all of Bonner Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Younce and daughters, Linda Kay and Debbie Jean of Kan-sas City, visited their moth er and mother-in-Law, Mrs. Pauline Kozlol, over the Fourth of July.

Mrs. Harlan, and danghter, Patty, remained for a three-week visit with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. P.

W. Lakers and son, Tom, returned Saturday nigm from a 10-day trip East. They spent two days in Cleveland, Ohio, with their son, Frater John Joseph, O.F.M., who took his perpetual vows in the Franciscan prder at Holy Angels seminary on July 6. Mr. and Mrs.

John Miller were al so present at the ceremonies In which their sor, Frater Floyd, made his, solemn profession of vows. The two young men receiv ed their Bachelor of Arts degrees in the preceding day. The Lakers thn took Frater John Joseph and Frater Floyd to Olena, N. where they are attending the summer term at St. Bonaven- ture University.

The Rev. Fr. Martin Wolter, former assistant pastor at St. Bonaventure church in Columbus, is also attending St. Bonaventure University and the Lakers spent some tim visiting with him.

They also traveled through Alleg heny National park Detore returning home by way of Denison, where they visited Mr. Lakers' mother, Mrs. Anna Lakers. Tell It ana aeu tu tr.e Want-Adx will do it! SAN FRANCISCO (UP)-A spec tacular four-alarm fire in the heart of San Francisco's North Beach district destroyed the Italian Village night club and the three-story Entella Hotel early today. Seventeen persons were injured, 13 of them firemen.

Most of them were overcome by smoke and exhaustion. A preliminary search of the building, which contained the night club and hotel, failed to turn up any fatalities. Fire Chief George Kelly- estimated the damage at $250,000. TYPHOON CLARA TOKYO (UP) The U.S. Far Pacific military and air defense base of Okinawa braced today fo the battering force of Typhoon Clara which is roaring toward the island with 125 mile an hour winds.

UP WASHINGTON (UP) Business inventories rose in May but still were slightly less than in May, 1954, the Commerce Department reported. After adjustment for seasonal influences, total Inventories rose by 600 million dollars in book value to $78,300,000,000 at the end of May. $34 AWAY OSCEOLA (Special) "The Osceola fire department is" within $34 of seeing it goal of $950, the amount needed for a tank-tmct' water supply at rural fires. The money has been raised local CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank most sincerely, all neighbors, friends and relatives for their lovely sifts, cards and many acts of kindness during my stay in the hospital and at home. All were appreciated no very much.

Allen Herink CHILDREN'S' 4 95 WADING POOLS Pawnee What-Not Shop We Give 8 II Green Stamp Phone 3207 By Pawnee Park Columbus 2313 13th Street Air Conditioned It'a a too. to uumi? m.m'-f rifflf! MUSSELMAN'S FANCY QUALITY APPLE SAUCE No. 303 CANS 2 '25c Vacation Time is Picture Time Get your Kodak Film here and return your exposed rolls to us for prompt finishing. Fleischer-Rogers Drug Co. VOIR REXAIX STORE We Give irei Stamps AMBULANCE YfcA SERVICE Xvr, the Week Hinfcy Dinfcy FOOD CLUB FANCY Light Meat Chunk Style TUNA 6-oz.

CAN 29c 3 for $j)C for '95c 2 29c 10-Oz. Cartons fie for for Accordion Instruction thrill to be able to play the piano accordion, and it's easy to learn, 6 weeks use of accordion FREE beginners, all lessons are private. Studios Air Conditioned For Yonr Comfort! Enroll now just call 5181. MR. AL KAVICH, Instructor who had been hospitalized for one week, was in failing health since April of 1954.

Funeral services will be held at 1:15 p. m. Tuesday at the Gass Funeral Home and at 2 p. m. at St.

John's Lutheran church, Shell Creek, with the Rev. Leo S. La Fontaine officiating. Burial Will be made in Calvary cemetery. The body will lie in state at the Gass Funeral Home until the hour of Mr.

Klug was born March 4, 1874, in Abstagen, Germany, the son of Carl and Sophie Peters Klug. He was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith in Germany. Mr. Klug came to the United States in 1898 and settled in Colfax county. On Jan.

30, 1902, he was married to Annajvlug at the home of her parents. The couple observed their golden wedding an niversary in 1952. They farmed in Colfax county until 1949, at which time they retired and moved to CQlumbus. He was an active member of St. John's Lutheran church.

Shell Creek, and served as treasurer for 18 years. He also served as treasurer of Dist. 8, Colfax county, for 25 years. Mr. Klug is survived by his widow; one daughter, Mrs.

Frank (Charlotte) Kasper, Columbus; three sons, Werner, Paul and Clemens of Richland; and seven grandchildren. His parents, five sisters, four brothers and one grandson preceded him in death. The family requests no flowers. 787 under age of 21 in Albion school district ALBIOW (Special) There are 787 boys and girls under the age of 21 in the Albion school district, according to a school census Just completed by Pauline Curran. Of those, 537 are from five to eighteen years of age, inclusive.

Among the 787 children, 428 are boys and 359 are girls. The census-taker interviewed 909 families, of which 339 had children. The average was 2.3 children in those families. The Johnsons out-number thw smuns in AiDion, mere oeing is families of 12 each of Nelsons and Smiths, and 11 of Andersons. There are 11 families with five children each; two with six each; two with seven; four with eight; and one family has nine children.

DEBT. COLLECTIONS Accounts Notn CUImi of any tlnd of dobti anywhara In Am.rh ca. No collections No fta. Wo id ane. all costs.

GENERAL SERVICE BUREAU, 10 Schw.t.r Tale-phono J177 They stay Goodyear Cord sole. i fi lit I ml Work SCHWESER'S Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jorgensen of Omaha were Sunday guests of Mr. arm Mrs.

Ray E. Breidert Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mielak and Timmy. returned from a week's trip to Yellowstone and Estes Park Cream, 58c.

Cash Hide Produce. 58 tf Mrs. Inna Johnson is visiting friends in Lincoln, this week. She is having a two-week vacation from me uiue Bird snop. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Gorman of Creston and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gorman of Racine, were Saturday visitors In the A. P.

Barrett home. Save Montr Cash and Carry. United Cleaners, over 40 years experience. Quick and fast service if 99tf Stuart Tomber of St. Louis, visited Sunday with his brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. D. J. DeBoes, returned to St. Louis today.

Mr. and Mrs- Earl Enterline and Karen arrived home Saturday night from Monrovia, after spending two weeka with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harbottle and Gary. VFIV Post No.

3704 Regular meeting, July 12, 8 p.m. Everybody urged to attend. 611 Walter Miessler, and family went to Omaha Sunday to meet his nephew, Billy Nash of St. Louis, who will spend a month here with them. Saeger Miessler and Spencer Nor ton left Sunday morning for Valparaiso.

Ind. They will spend a few i days in Chicago, 111., and Ames, before returning home. Ice, lc per fbfcite bay Service, 23 23 Ave. 577 w-th-s-m-w-f-s Dr. and Mrs.

D. C. Scott of Tek-amah and Mws Margaret Borne-man of Omaha were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Borneman and daughter, Evelyn.

Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mielak and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mielak returned home from a week's vacation trip to Estes Park, Colorado Springs, and Cheyenn, and in Dix visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Morgan and family. Cream, 58c. Cash Hide Produce.

58 tf Mrs. Kenneth Carter and daughter, Caroline, and Mrs. Anna Maye Carter visited Kenneth Carter at the Methodist hospital in Omaha Sunday. The condition of Mr, Carter, who was recently injured in a truck accident in California, is described as "improving." Ice for sale at Nite Day-Service, 23 23 ave. 577 w-th-s-m-w-f-s Mrs.

John Holts and daughter, Judy, spent Saturday night and Sunday at Central City where they attended a family picnic at the home of Mrs. Holtz' father, Robert C. Campbell, and visited her 'brother, Kenneth C. Campbell, and family of Burbanfy Calif, Col. and Mrs.

Milton Towner of Notre Dame South Bend, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. De-Boer.

Col. Towner was formerly air attache at the U. S. Embassy in Madrid, Spain, and is now processor of air science at Notre Dame. Cream at Egger Produce 58c 611 Mrs.

Deibert Flesner and children returned to their home at Rapid City, S. after spending the past three weeks visiting relatives and friends here. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H.

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SHOP 1965 22nd Ave RESIDENCE 1972 30th Ave. Phone 8206 We ore as near yon a your telephone. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 12-ci. PKGS. 2 for 35c with the beating and apparent robbery of Edward James Blades, about 70, who was found bound in the rear of his shop Friday night He' did a short time after he was found.

A woman became suspicious when she went into the shop and was told Blades was not in. The woman said another woman had told her Blades was not in but in his statement Sunday Brooks said that no woman was in the shop. Brooks said he went into the shop with Henry to buy some clothing and admitted he struck Blades when the shopkeeper said something he didn't like. In his statement Brooks also said that he slapped Blades again when the old man walked to the rear of his store. Then, Brooks stated, Henry stepped up and punched Blades.

Henry wa3 arrested Friday after he was seen in a cafe with an electric fan, two shirts and a clock. In his statement Sunday, Henry told McGowan he had purchased the items in the shop. He said while he was looking at the items he heard a noise, turned around, and found Blades on the floor with Brooks standing over him. Previously Henry had admitted being in the store but had claimed at he left when Brook3 and Blades got into a fight. Brooks' previously had admitted being on a drinking, spree with Henry Friday afternoon but denied being in the store.

Three men caught in Beatrice supermarket BEATRICE Neb. (UP)-A night telephone operator here was credit- ed with helping police in the arrest of three men who were caught in a supermarket about 3 a.m. Satur-dflv. The operator, Caroline Penner, 20, heard a buzzing on the wire after the men apparently knocked the store's telephone off the hook. She Telephoned police after voices made her suspicious.

Officers-ar rived at the store and apprenenaea the three men. KILLED CASABLANCA, Morocco (UP) Three persons were killed and five wounded in 12 terrorist attacks throughout Morocco Sunday, police reported today. Not Expensive PURE PRESERVES HOLSUM, Choice of Strawberry-Apple, Raspberry-Apple Apricot-Raspberry. Large 24-or. Jar WORK CLOTHES MEAN LONG WEAR PLUS -t COMFORT find LOW COST CASEY JONES OVERALLS Music Co.

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