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iratha anil IFunrrals ALBERT, John E. BARBER, George T. BRAKE, Raymond R. EDWARDS, Lula Mae EMBREE, Rev. Robert L.

GEIER, Mrs. Jacob Lincoln AJ.BERT John 70, 2540 So. 35th, died Wednesday. Born in Clatonia. Retired carpenter Petersen Construction Co.

Lincoln resident 50 years. Survivors: wife, Ruth; brother, Cecil, Lincoln; sister, Miss Ethel Albert, Lincoln. Services: 1 p.m. Friday, Hodgman-Splain-Roberts Mortuary, Chapel, 4040 A. Msgr.

C. J. Crowley. Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Merle Hatch, Jess Asmussen, Arthur Hendricks, Oliver Diehl, Gary Hendricks, Mark Hakenkamp.

BRAKE Raymond 59, 1310 So. 10th, died Tuesday. Memorials to favorite charity. Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 No 27th. Services: 10:30 a.m.

Monday, Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 No. 27th. Rev. Robert P. Chitwood.

Wyuka. EDWARDS Lula Mae, 80, Summer-field, died Wednesday. Survivors: sons, Bert," Carl, both of Summerfield, daughters, Mrs. a i i Oklahoma City, Mrs. Don (Mildred) Grosser, Mansfield, Ohio, Mrs.

Elmer (Dorothy) a 19 grandchildren; 31 a grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Wherry Bros. Mortuary, Pawnee City. The Rev.

Harold i a Center Cemetery, Surnmerfield, Kan. GEIER-Mrs. Jacob (Eva), New Hampshire, died Thursday. Lincoln resident 38 years. Survivors: husband, Jacob; sons, J.

Lincoln, brothers, Anaheim, John Lickei, San Francisco; sisters, Mrs. Molly Grasmick, Mrs. Charlotte Meyer, both Grand Island, Mrs. Torn (Katherine) Luenr, i i i grandchildren; two great- grandchildren. Hodgman- Splain-Roberts Mortuary, 4040 A.

OVERTON Arthur 70, 2567 Stpckwell, died Tuesday. Services: 11 a.m. Friday, Hodgman-Splain-Roberts Mortuary Chapel, 4040 A. The Rev. e- a Ham.

i Memorial Park. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Paljbearers: Ron Kirsch, George Peck, Jim Townsley, Ralph Greb, John and Bob Byington. RYAN Thomas 61, 3940 Randolph, died Wednesday. Born in Sterling, Colo.

Director of Traffic reccrds bureau, Department of Roads. Lincoln resident 18 years. Member St. Teresa's Catholic Church. Pender, postmaster.

Past President of Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce, chairman of school board, chairman of Red Cross, community sports, at Pender. Survivors: wife, Dorothy; daughters, Mrs. R. Casey (Sheila) Brauns, Rockford, Miss Kathleen, Lincoln; brother, Grand Island; two grandchildren, nieces; nephews. Services: Rosary, 7:30 p.m.

HAAK, Maude May KETTELHUT, Dorothy KETTELHUT, George MEYER, C. Henry OVERTON, Arthur E. RYAN, Thomas P. Friday, Hodgman-Splain- Roberts, 4040 9:30 a.m. Saturday, St.

Teresa's Catholic Church. Msgr. M. M. Kaczmarek.

SANDALL The Rev. Dr. Harold, 72, 2517 No. 50th, died Tuesday. Services: 1 p.m.

Friday, St. Paul United Methodist Church. Lincoln Memorial Park. Umberger-Sheaff Mortuary, 48th Vine. Memorials to Nebraska Wesleyan University, churches served or Bassett United Methodist Church.

The Rev. Clifton Bullock. Pallbearers: Daniel Remigio, Charles Umberger, Ernest Edington, Leatice Napue, Lavoy DeCoteau. Honorary a a a Rogers, The Revs. C.

Rex Bevins and Lowen Kruse, Bruce Hutchings, Eugene G. a a Honorary section for Nebraska Methodist ministers and wives. Private committal service at Lincoln Memorial Park. Viewing at mortuary until 11 a.m. Friday.

SCHEIBE Bernice B. (widow of Warren), 69, 4515 Hill died Wednesday. Services: 1:30 Friday. Roper Sons Mortuary Chapel, 4300 0. Dr.

Melvon Ireland. Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to Heart Fund. a a William Gillies, John Lehl, a a a Steckmest, Joe Carlson, John Keller. VINSON Mrs.

Bertha 68, 945 Peach, died Tuesday. Services: 11 a.m. Friday, Wadlow's Mortuary Chapel, 1225 L. Dr. Clarence Forsberg.

Wyuka. Pallbearers: Jack Lancaster, Robert Biel, Robert and Martin Stokke, Don Mitchell, Arthur Cunningham, Dean a a Memorials to Tabitha Home. ZELLERS Vera 70, 3638 i A i Wednesday. Housewife. Born in a S.D.

Member Jehovah Witnesses Church. Survivors: husband, Ted; a a (Patricia) Inselman, Lincoln; sister, Mrs. Lola Morrow, i i grandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Metcalf Funeral Home Chapel, 245 No.

27th. Mr. a Hendee. Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: a Caldwell, Wilmer Cyriacks, Tom Stewart, Merle Lassley, Alex Inseiman, Dan Alit.

Outslale BARBER George 97, Beatrice, died Wednesday. Survivors: sons, Ralph both a i daughters, Mrs. i i a (Marie) Eden, Mrs. Donald (Elda) Jones, Mrs. Francis (Evelyn) Blaker, all Beatrice, Mrs.

Lou (Mildred) Wanek, DeWitt; 20 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren; 16 great- great grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, Harman Mortuary, Beatrice. Evergreen Home Cemetery. SANDALL, The Rev.

Dr. Harold SCHEIBE, Bernice B. VINSON, Mrs. Bertha K. ZELLERS, Vera M.

EMBREE Rev. Robert Friend, died Thursday. Sur- i wife, Grace; son, Donald, Colorado Springs; sister, Mrs. William (Dorothy) a Santa Barbara, Mrs. Max (Robert) Kellogh, Friend.

Moore's Funeral Home, Friend. HAAK Maude May, 84, Hebron, died Wednesday. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, United Methodist Church, Bruning. Harmony Cemetery, north of Bruning.

Montgomery-Schroeder Funeral Home, Hebron. KETTELHUT Dorothy, 53, Fairbury, died Monday in an automobile accident near Miles City, Mont. Services: 9:30 a.m. Friday, American Lutheran Church, Fairbury. Fairbury Cemetery.

KETTELHUT George, Byron, died Monday in an automobile accident near Miles City, Mont. Services: 2 p.m. Friday, St. Peter's Church, northwest of Byron. MEYER C.

Henry, 92, i Wednesday. Formerly Lincoln. Born Germany. Member i Lutheran Church. Retired building contractor.

Survivors: sons, Walter Milton both Boulder, Norman Golden, daughter, Mrs. J. V. (Louise) Fairhall, Omaha; sister, Mrs. Frieda Peithmann, Hubbell; four grandchildren.

Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Christ Lutheran Church. Rev. Charles Reimnitz. Lincoln Memorial Park.

Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 O. Moving Firm To Consolidate Dispatching Omaha (AP) Allied Van Lines will consolidate its entire dispatch operation at a new site here, according to J. Dayton Ford, Allied president. Ford said the move is being made in an effort to increase the effectiveness of routing and fleet management procedures. For many years, the company has maintained five district dispatch offices: Broadview, Chamblee, Euless, North Hollywood, and Secaucus, N.J.

The five operations will be merged into a central unit in a a with the i scheduled for opening in early 1975. The firm's headquarters will remain in Broadview. About 140 workers will man the new facility; 40 being transferred from other Allied installations, the other 100 from Omaha. The total annual payroll should reach $1.5 million, officials estimated. summer clearance starts today.

final reduction on our summer fashions. save better dresses to misses sportswear fo junior sportswear and junior dresses 50 fo allweathercoats fo accessories fo GATEWAY SHOPPING CENTER Bt-AUTlFUU BRAOO OR A BLl IFLJL YOU Lake Cleanup Eventual Goal Guard to Collect Water for Testing Thursday, August 22,1974 Lincoln, Neb. Journal 11 Capital Statistical Record Beginning this weekend, 50 volunteers of the Nebraska National Guard will become participants in a cleanup of Nebraska's waters. On a a i guardsmen will collect water samples from 10 lakes and 43 tributaries flowing into the lakes. Samples will provide an assessment of the eutropbication threat and an identification of nutrient sources.

The project, in cooperation with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Nebraska Department of Environmental Control, will see three specially-equipped jet helicopters, supplied to EPA by the Defense Dept, landing on the 10 Nebraska lakes to conduct a series of intensive water samplings. Eutrophication is described as one of the most serious water quality problems facing many areas of the nation today. Robert Payne, Washington, D.C., a representative of the EPA, told Gov. J.

J. Exon at a press conference Thursday morning. "Excess chemical nutrients, a phosphates, can overstimulate aquatic plant i a i a i deteriorates water quality so that fish die and the lake's aesthetic and recreational values are lost. Over an extended period of continued growth and decay of plant life, the lake can slowly fill to the point where it will disappear." It is not the intention of either the state or federal agency to lay mandates on known sources of pollutants to improve the situation, Dan T. Drain, director of the Nebraska Department of Environmental Control, said.

He said when the year-long survey is complete, results will come back to the state in the form of a research report, hopefully to be implemented in cooperation with land owners and the Soil Conservation Service. The project will be under the direction of Col. Burl M. Johnson, deputy adjutant general. Thirsty Thieves Milan, Italy (AP) Thieves chopped their way through a warehouse wall during the night and stole away with 7,000 bottles of whisky and 2,500 bottles of champagne, police said.

Police estimated the loot at $150,000. Nebraska rational Guard, arid Raymond L. Hartung, chief- planning and analysis section, water pollulion control division, Nebraska Department of Environmental Control. The survey will be conducted at Branched Oak, Harlan County. Harry D.

Strunk, Hugh Butler, Johnson, Sherman, County Site 16 and Swanson reservoirs and Pawneee Lake and Lake McConaughy. Optimist Award Lewis Friend Of Youth James C. Lewis was named recipient of the Optimist Club's Friend of A a Thursday. James C. Lewis The award is given to a person who has demonstrated concern for Capital City youth in the past.

i i recreational director, has been active in the city youth programs for many years. He was president of Cedars Home Foundation and on the advisory board of the Beatrice State Home. He was also a former University of Nebraska coach. Lewis was presented the Park Builders' Award upon his retirement in 1965. Mutilation Report Said Erroneous Lancaster County Deputy Sheriff Mike Sweet said a cow mutilation reported Wednesday night near Raymond was later found to be erroneous.

The cow was initially thought to have been a possible mutilation, but Sweet said further checking determined it to have died from natural causes. Marriage Licenses Muhs, Dennis Gene, 2100 No. 1, 25 Podany, Bonnie Marie, 2100 P. No. 1, 22 Sullivan, Gregory Francis, Omaha, 22 Hltt, Connie Ann, 1112 No.

3, 23 Bartels, Arlen Alfred, 2545 Theresa, Lot 7F, 31.... Morsbach, Elaine Delorlse, 6345 Fremont, 23 Keyser, Steven Lynn, 4300 Cornhusker, 24 Heiser, Janet Diane, 4300 Cornhusker, 24 Morse, John Robert, 6518 Holdrege, 33 Kunz, Janice Eileen, Denton, 25 Zimmer, Alan Morton, 1605 Harwood, 29 Ruth Eileen, 1928 Ryons, 19 Pokorny, Gale, 1422 Garfield, 28 Marolf, Julie Leigh, 1700 25 Cuellar, Gary Grancis, 2448 Vine, 20 Baxter, Klmberly Debra, 2448 Vine, 18 Bechtold, Gary Lee, Scnuyler, 21 Miller, Virginia Kay, 912 17, 21 Conradt, Martin Lee, 5910 Cedarwood, 20 Tollefson, June Marie, 4144 23 Rowe, Gregory Allen, 1800 Jefferson, 29 Harrison, Jacquelyn Ann, 1800 Jefferson, 20 Urich, Jeffrey Allen, 410 Lakewood Drive Kirk, Holly Lynn, 2019 Breenbriar Lane, 21 Births Hospital Abbreviations: Bryan, Lincoln General, LG; Providence, St. Elizabeth, SE. TUESDAY Genthe, Ronald (Janice McKernan) 333 Dawes Circle, girl, SE. WEDNESDAY Chen, Kung (Nei Hui) 3332 Starr, girl, SE.

Eundy, Glen (Carolyn Veeder) 1625 Grace, boy, James Allan, B. Fenton, a a Counsell) 2126 Kessler Circle, boy, SE. Hindman, John (Loy Lyn Wright) 929 Eldon Drive, girl, B. Leek, i a i Lehmann) 1025 23, boy, Michael Harrison, B. Meyer, Merlyn (Karen Rabbas) Syracuse, boy, SE.

Michaud, a a Sornery) 1301 Virginia, boy, SE. Moody, William (Linda Lassen) 5206 Hughes, girl, LG. a a i Tassler) Wahoo, boy, LG. Divorces Dissolutions No Fault Unless Noted Dacroai Flood, Robert Mary K. No children.

Wife's maiden name, Friedman, restored. Married 1970. Felsing, Lynne Kenneth L. No children. Married 1971, Lincoln.

Hestermann, David R. Susan. i maiden name, Haack, restored. Married 1972. Erickson, Kaye Deane Charles Edward.

No children. Wife's maiden name, Haller, restored. Married 1970, Lincoln. Court Activity All pleaded guilty unless indicated. All Municipal Court unless indicated as County District (DC) or Federal (FC).

Age, address, if any, from court record. Court costs in addition to fines. Pouess Drugi (CC) Foster, Gary Lynn, 23, 4226 Weatherby, two counts (marijuana, amphetamines), no pleas, bound DC, 51,000 bond. Spidell, Linda no age, no address, (amphetamines) dismissed by county attorney. Deliver Drugt (CC) Evans, William Ray no age, no address, dismissed by county attorney.

Petit Larceny (CC) Grell, Stan L. 29, 6100 Vine, No. B7, sentencing Sept. 20, S300 bond. Ligenza, Richard 28, 2801 Sumner, sentencing Sept.

20, S300 bond. Petit Larceny, end (CC) Barkley, Robert 24, 2745 Apt. 2, no pleas, bound DC, S500 bond. Contribute Neglect cf Minors (CC) Grant, Donald, 33, 1130 24, (allegedly two children, six months probation. Escape From Custody (CC) Parsons, Lynn 28, (allegedly Nebraska Penal Complex), no plea, bound DC, 53,500 bond.

Speeding Breckel, Michael 1025 63, 522. Steal Goods Nevin, a a Rensselaer, N.Y., 550. Drinking and Driving, Drugs Delgado, Ralph 36, 505 SW 1, amended to driving in a careless manner, S75. Over Alcohol, 2nd Valenta, Leonard, 30, Swanton, suspended license, second charge, sentencing Sept. 20.

Over Alcohol Piper, Judith 27, 6225 Judson, amended to driving in reckless manner, 575. Hinder Arrest Preston, Deborah, no age, no address, S50. Steal Auto Cad dell, i a 20, no plea, bound DC, 51,000 bond. Forgery (CC) i i 2 1 4 5 2 7 Cleveland, no plea, preliminary hearing 9 a.m. Sept.

6, 51,000 bond. Auault and Battery (CC) Gropp, 34, a pleaded innocent, trial 2 p.m. Sept. 19, S300 bond. Bankruptcies i a i i i a second -'I vni noT'jd.

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