Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 5

Hospital Ucaih Liberty Bell Descendants to Visit Freedom Train Here I if DEAN POIILENZ. for the occasion, he may not have' troop.s. and that the fn and ihny uoic the parrots of mtrntt arftiallv t-tina Kf.11 fwm chimia 1 Administrators of Nebraska hospitaLs are offering their services for on.sultation purposes to Nebraska communities it was reported Thursday by Dr. W. S.

Petty, state health director. At a meeting Wedne.sday night called by Dr. E. C. McDade, president of the Nebraska hospital assembly, the action was decided upon.

Communities ore Invited to send committees to visit hospitals but are asked to make a definite appointment, Crlen Sturiebaker, representative of the Washington office of the U. S. public health said that Nebraska is the first state to offer such service to communities. Attending the meeting were: Eugene Saxton, Fremont; Harold Hamilton, Holdrege; Cecilia Meister, York; Hirhard Wiebc. Beatrice; James Carr and Francis Bath, both oi Omaha, and J.

McGinty and Donald Duncan, both ot Lincoln. Damage Suit Follows Crash A damage in which Victor Mueller seeks a $1,487 again.st Francis HarlHut. was on file in Lancaster district court The action resulted from a cat la.st M.iich 26 on highway No. .14, 12 miles noithwe.st Limoln, in which the plaintiff sufleicd alleged permanent in I 111 lo.s. Haibeit alleges the defendant stopped hi.s car on the traveled portion of the highway at night without adequate lights, during a heavy snow storm, Hofly of Dalton Fanner Foiiiifi With Bullet Woiitul DALTON, Neb (I'P) The body of V'lck, Cheyenne county farmer, was found in an upstairs bedroom by his wife late Wednesday shortly' after he had talked with her.

Co. Atty. Lawrence Clingon said Vick died apparently after suffering a bullet W'ound. A .22 caliber rifle u.sed, Clingon said. Vick and his wife lived on a five miles north of here.

Writer Jnarnsl The descendants of a man who witnessed the birth of liberty in America ore coming to Lincoln Sunday to visit the Freedom Train and to see for them.selves a faded yellow parchment dated July 4, 1776 which begins, "When in the course of human events actually rung the bell. The history of the old Pine Street church (Third Presbyterian), From a Century Plant," Page 18.3, gives William Hurry the credit for ringing the bell on this dav. turn should be read the state house in the City of Philadelphia on Morulay, the F.ighlh day cf July, in.stant. at 12 o'clock noon, of the day," Colonel John Nixon. Klinctchcr Mr, Klincfcltci the fallici of three daughter.4 me.

Cam- I.v lives L.tkewood, (V, witti her two riaughter.s, and another, Mrs Hniteivse Palson, Flooflril Kiitoiiih.s Xt.ii 13 I'Mft MM Ot I rtN a r' SHAMOKIN (IP Th old J. S. Klinefelter, of Palmyra. who is a sixth generation descendant of one William Hurry, who, as Mr, Klinefelter puts it, "everyone knows rang the Liberty Bell after the signing of the Declaration of Independence; why, it's been in all the history AT LEAST one Victor Hosewater. In a volume called.

"Liberty Bell, Its History and credits an Andrew Ml Narr, the doorkecfHT of Independence hall, with actually tolling the bell. Wrote Rosewater, "As doorkeeper, Andrew must be credited with attending the bell in 1776, when it performed its solemn mission proclaim liberty thru- out all the APPARENTLY' THERE was no specific job of bell ringer, but the doorkeeper of the constitutional assembly rang the bell, along with his other dutie.s. Rosewater that McNarr was doorkeeper until 1777, when iie was sucicedcd by "A William Hurrie." Mr. Klinefelter, who de.seribed himself as and despite his more than four score of years, scoffed good-naturedly at version and offered to refute it any history book." FOR THE KIND of proof he meant, Itlr. Klinefelter might turn to a slender, ten-page tome called "Andrew McNair and the Liberty by Mary D.

Alexander. After building the case for Narr (or McNair) as the ringer of the bell, the book, a little grudgingly, admits: "Tliere is some doubt as to who actually rang the Liberty Bell on July 8, 1776. For altho Andrew McNair the official bellman did'rini'Tiic' -ho shTna'Tf" must have done had delegated the reading, is bip the 26 other members of "he officially, for he IS not mentioned scribed as "a strong voiced and f.unih, all children 'snd'p. oiH open-featured man His reading I chiidt en of ihe third u.ghfrr" wa.s accepted "With general ap-j Mrs Bl.m. he Thmnpson te plau.se and beautiful satisfac- fMirovra.

Bemu't uid 1 Im wrote Mary Alexander. i in the notes of the Pennsylvania uie course OI numan cv'enis i Assembly for 1776 nor in the Thev will he led bv 83-year-' journal of the Continental Con- 1 gress for the same year. The first mention of William Hurry is on FAIRMONT tender Fairmont -Vine ripened and picked et the peak of flavor Topped with Fairmont Butter to en spring menus. Get them at your food store. GROCER FOR TESTED RECIPES Wotch for ALL-STATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ART EXHIBIT bv the cbililrrn for ailiilts ailtl rliiblrrn.

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On July 5, the congress in a "resolve" ordered copies of the declarations distributed thruout the colonies and to the continrn- TO an elabotalc chflit drawn by Mr. Klineteltf'r, William Hurry had a sen. whose Chri.stian name i.s unknown to posterity. This had a daughter ho Was married to a John McCfinley. Their daugtiter, Ann.

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