The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 22

Page The Lincoln Star DMfhs And Funerals ANDERSON Ernest (Andy), 57. 6200 Franklin, died Monday. Member Masonic Lodge 210, Scottish Rite, Sesostris Shrine Temple, Elks Lodge 80, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, American Legion Post 3, YMCA, Capitol Association for Retarded Citizens. Sales representative tor Lincoln Memorial Park. Survivors: wife, Barbara; sons, Kim Lincoln, Kraig Cedar Bluffs; mother.

Myrtle, Lincoln, Memorial services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Chapel. Fr. Henry I. Burton.

Masonic rites by Masonic Lodge 210. Private cremation. Memorials to Capitol Association for Retarded Citizens, c. funeral home. Honorary pallbearers: W.L, (Kim) Mimmerling, Wayne Stranathan, Max Worley, Val Zitek, George Eager, Richard Dawson, Joseph Murphy, Russell Reber BRATT Kenneth Fredrick, 52, 5225 Goldenrod Circle, died Monday Painter, University of Nebraska maintenance department.

Born Humboldt. World War II veteran. Survivors; wife, Elaine; sons, Bryon, Ronald, John, Randy; daughters, Teresa, Gail; stepdaughters, LuAnn Zentz, Rae Jean Tiangco, Robin, Lisa, brother, Leo, Lincoln; sister, Mary Butts; four grandchildren. METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 245 No. 27th.

Services: 1:30 Tuesday, graveside at Soldiers Circle, Wyuka. Pallbearers: David Payne, Clark DeLay, Jerry Hamilton, Chet Park, Gordon Zacherson, Verlin Burkey. CLEMENT Ruth 65, 7811 Cherrywood, died Sunday. Member BPO Does. Survivors: husband, W.G.

(Jim); son, Ron Wekesser, Lincoln, four grandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, ROPER AND SONS CHAPEL, 4300 St. Wyuka. The Rev.

Dan Schroeder, Pallbearers; Chester Paul, John Schiedt, Roger Parde, Bud Harr, Rollie Winters, Jim Unger. HENNING Stillborn son of James and Sandra Henning, 800 Starview Lane. Survivors: parents; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Glen H. Henning, Crete; Mr.

and Mrs. Gene West, Unadilla, grandmother, May Stoner, Unadilla; aunts, uncles; half brothers, Scott and Chris Remington, both at home. Graveside services: 11 a.m. Thursday, Unadilla. LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S.

14th. KRUEGER Winifred 79 4140 14th died Sunday Lincoln resident 30 years. Member Mount Olive Lutheran Church. Survivors; daughters, Mrs. Floyd (Velma) Ikerd, Lincoln; Mrs.

Gene (Pauline) Oliver, Lincoln, brother, Harvey Schull, Arriba, four grandchildren; seven grandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, HODGMAN SPLAIN ROBERTS CHAPEL, 4040 A. St. The Rev.

C. Grundeman. Lincoln Memorial Park. MURRAY Rena, 95, 4720 Randolph, died Saturday. Services: 2 p.m.

Wednesday, ROPER SONS CHAPEL, 4300 0 St. Dr, Glover Leitch. Wyuka, SULLIVAN Mary (Burke), 94, 1301 (widow of William died Monday. Born Dunlop, Iowa. Member St.

Mary's Catholic Church. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. G. Desmond, Lincoln; brother, Daniel P. Burke, Sonoma, five grandchildren, 11 grandchildren.

Memorials to favorite charity. HODGMAN SPLAIN ROBERTS MORTUARY, 4040 OUT-OF-TOWN COOPER Mrs. Hannah 71, Falls City, died Sunday, Survivors: son, Robert Falls City, daughters, Mrs. David (Pearl) Wise, Bellflower, Miss Ruby Franzen, Omaha, brothers, Harry Franzen, Fairbury, Orvil Franzen, Los Angeles; William Franzen, Omaha, sister, Mrs. John (Sena) Cully, Pasadena, 10 grandchildren; fwo grandchildren.

Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, St. Paul's Evangelical Church, six miles north of Falls City. The Rev. Roger Pollock.

Church cemetery. DOW Mrs. Ruth, 68, 2705 Taylor, Omaha, died Saturday. Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday, ERICSON'S HULT FUNERAL HOME, Wahoo.

Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo. FEYERHERM Gretchen, 4-month-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Feyerherm, Pueblo, died Saturday. LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St, Services: 3 m.

Wednesday, graveside, Lincoln Memorial Park, 6700 S. 14th, Memorials to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), care of funeral home GAMMON Frances (Shelton), 63, Orange Vale, died Friday, Services, 2 Thursday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Chapel, 6800 S. 14th The Rev. Henry Knaub. GEORGES Mrs, Emma, 64, Barada, died Saturday.

Survivors: husband, Albert D. sons, Albert Dale Nemaha, Joseph Barada, Robert Tommy, both Falls City; daughters, Mrs. Norman (Marjorie) Cochran, Mrs, Gail (Lena) Handley, Shubert; Miss Emily, Barada, brothers, Hiram Johnson, Beatrice; William Johnson, Falls City; sisters, Mrs. Arthur (Lena) Kirkendall, Mrs. Joe (Cora) Rice, Miss Dora Johnson, all Falls City; Mrs.

Verlin (Mary) Clodfelter, Colorado Springs, 17 grandchildren Services; 1:30 Tuesday, Dorr Funeral Home, Falls City. The Rev Ward Merritt. Harris Cemetery, Barada, HANKEN Johanna, 99, Talmage, died Saturday in Auburn Survivors; daughter. Miss Minnie. Services.

2 p.m. Tuesday, Zion United Church of Christ, Talmage. St. Paul Cemetery, Talmage ILGENFRITZ Leigh 67, Wahoo, died Saturday. Sometking is Coming to 483-2261 50th KING EDWARD CM im Come visit us in our 2nd location: FIRST CITY SAVINGS LOAN in the ATRIUM! (1200 St.) Save at newest Savings and Loan and select one of the following ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, FREE or at Special Prices: Daptsit $200 $1,000 Daptsit HUTINGPAD REE REE RB EEaRIC TIMER RS FREE RS RIVAL CROa $4.95 REE aiORlC UN OPBIS $4.95 HAMILTON OiaRIC KNIM $4.95 $4.95 RS MIM-HrVBI $12.95 $10.95 $4.95 bMMfltpirtnHt Tw Mfi fbt Mfknt ritti by Mtril law liitrti 5J5H twM S.2$% MHirnmm, 5.75% IMty SIJMi niMllGrtWatt, SIJMI (Federal regulations require a substantial earnings penalty on certificates tn the event of early withdrawal.) FIRST CITY mSINwayZ I Waa.

fri. 9-430 94 Th, 9-13 Norris petition seeks swim pool vote Services; 2 p.m. Tuesday, ERICSON'S HULT FUNERAL HOME, Wahoo. Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo. KINCANON Dean, 59, Falls City, died Sunday.

Survivors; sisters, Mrs. Arnold (Zola) Phillips, Salem; Mrs. Bessie Feighner, Auburn; brothers, Layton, Brownville; Paul, Auburn. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Casey-Witzenburg Chapel, Auburn.

The Rev. Ward Merritt. Prairie Union Cemetery, near Shubert. KOVAR Lizzie, 83, Wilber, died Sunday in Lincoln. Survivors: daughters, Mrs.

Clyde (Gladys) Smart, Reno, Mrs. James (Dorothy) Cain, Scottsbluff, brother, James Ripa, Wilber. Services: 2 m. Wednesday, Zajicek Funeral Home, Wilber. Bohemian Cemetery, Wilber, LUDVIK Mrs.

Agnes (Widow of Rudolph), 74, Wahoo, died Saturday in Wahoo. Services: 10 a.m. Wednesday, St. Wenceslaus Church, Wahoo. St.

John's Cemetery, Weston. Rosary 3 p.m. Tuesday, Wake 7 p.m. Tuesday, Knights of Columbus Rosary 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, all at SVOBODA FUNERAL HOME, Wahoo.

MANION Elizabeth, 92, Burbank, died Saturday. Lincoln resident until 1942. Survivors: son, Edward, Dallas, Texas; John, Burbank, daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Rodack, Edinboro, Penn brother. Jack Lofink, Lincoln, three grandchildren.

Graveside Services: 10:30 a Thursday, Lincoln Memorial Park. Rosary 7:30 p.m Wednesday, HODGMAN SPLAIN ROBERTS Chapel, 4040 A. The Rev. Merle Divis. McCURDY Guy 78, Geneva, died Saturday.

Survivors; wife, Lillian; son, Valjean Denver, sister, Mrs Ruby Greenway, Omaha; two grandchildren. Services: 2 m. Wednesday, FARMER AND SON FUNERAL HOME, Geneva. Geneva cemetery, MILLER George Earl, 80, Rulo, died Sunday in St. Joseph, Mo.

Survivors: wife, Betty; daughters, Mrs. Lucille Prater, Rulo; Mrs. Richard (Bernice) Becker, Falls City; Mrs, Ray (Marceline) Winfrey, Parkville, son, Jerry, Yucca Valley, sister, Mrs. John (Maybelle) Geiger, Kansas City, 16 grandchildren; 18 grandchildren; great-great- grandchild. Services: 10 a.m.

Wednesday, Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Rulo. Fr. Patrick F. Murphy. Immaculate Conception Catholic Cemetery.

Rosary; 8 p.m. Tuesday, Chaney Hodgens Clark Funeral Home, Falls City. ROGERS Elizabeth (Betty), 68, Waco, died Monday. Survivors: husband, Loran (Bud); daughter, Mrs. Wilmer (Lynette) Gierhan, Waco; brothers, Wallace Howell, Joshua Tree, Robert Howell.

Hawyword, tour grandchildren. Services: 2 m. Wednesday, United Presbyterian Church, Utica. The Rev. Bonnie Gilmer.

Utica Cemetery. VOLZKE MORTUARY, Seward. ROWELL Mrs. Gertrude A. Surman, 76, Fails City, died Sunday.

Survivors: son, Guy Surman, Rulo; daughter, Mrs. Donald (June) Koso, Falls City; sisters, Mrs. Charles (Zeola) Siemering, Omaha; Mrs. Ernest (Dolly) Haettele, Tigard, seven grandchildren; three grandchildren. Services: 3:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Dorr Funeral Home, Falls City. The Rev. Richard W. Dinsdale. Harris Cemetery, Barada.

SCHWARTZ Mildred 50, Loveland, died Saturday. Formerly of Ashland. Survivors: husband, Keith; son, Richard D. Aurora; daughters, Mrs. Lloyci (Destiny) Fredrick, Lodgepole; Mrs.

Marty Mason, Chapman; sister, Mrs. Ruth Gakemeier, Murdock; two grandchildren. Services: 2 m. Wednesday, United Methodist Church, Ashland. The Rev.

Richard C. Ludden. Ashland cemetery. MARCY MORTUARY, Ashland. SIBERT Anna, 72, Superior, died Monday.

Member Baptist Church. Survivors: nieces and nephews Services; 2 p.m. Wednesday, Montgomery Williams Funeral Home, Superior, The Rev. Richard Kelderhouse. Evergreen Cemetery.

SLIFE Homer 92, Utica, died Monday. Retired farmer. Member United Methodist Church, Utica, Survivors; sisters, Mrs. A A (June) Diesler, Williamston, Mrs. R.

(Merle) Bryan, Ohio, nieces and pefiews. Services: 1:30 Thursday, United Methodist Church, Utica. The Rev. Bonnie Glimer Utica Cemetery, In state at church from noon until service. Pallbearers, Otto and Roger Wullenwaber, Rufus Harvey.

Roland Barth, Robert Bredwell, Dale Jones. carpenter wood FUNERAL HOME, Utica. STOCK Frances 69, Beatrice, died Monday. Survivors: husband, Walter; daughter, Mrs. John (Shirely) Nincehelser, Lincoln; brothers, Thomas Keedy, Lucerne, William Liberty; sister, Miss Alma N.

Keedy, Auburn, Mrs. Zelda Stuck, Auburn; one granddaughter. Services; 1 30 Thursday, Harman Mortuary Chapel, Beatrice The Rev. Jack Barron. Sheridan Cemetery, Auburn.

Memorials to Eugene Epiey cancer fund, care of mortuary. WALLA Ludvik 80, Touhy, died Sunday in St. Elizabeth Community Health Center. Services: 10 a Tuesday, St Vitus Catholic Church, Touhy. Church cemetery, KUCERA ROZANEK CHAPEL, Valparaiso Hickman A swimming program for students in the Norris School District could become a reality as a result of a petition drive.

More than 250 registered voters in the district have signed a petition asking the board to call a special bond election for a pool "to serve the school curriculum and the recreational needs of the residents of the The district comprises a large area of southeast Lancaster County. The signatures on the petition represent 107o of those who voted in the last general election a sufficient number to date an election, by state law. Donna Rudolph of Hickman, one of the leaders of the drive, said many parents want a pool at the school as an alternative to contact sports such as basketball and football. The petition specifies that the election be held only if the school board is able to obtain a federal grant for the bulk of the cost. No cost estimates are included in the petition.

It will be presented to the school board Thursday evening at its 7:30 p.m. meeting at the school. Malone Center banquet to feature Roger Sayers FMans have been completed for the 46th Annual Malone Community Center banquet, to be held Wednesday, Nov. 16, at the Legionnaire Club in Lincoln. Roger Sayers, manager of manpower planning and employment for Union Pacific in Omaha, will be the guest speaker at the 6:30 p.m.

banquet. Sayers has been appointed to the National Association of Inter-Collegiate Athletics Hall of Fame for his track achievements at the University of Nebraska- Omaha. and is a brother of former Chicago Bear football star dale Sayers. Sayers has been active in community and professional activities in Omaha, according to Malone Center officials. Norris Superintendent Dennis Nosal said Monday that the board has never actually voted on the swimming pool issue.

Some board members suggested including a pool in a bond election last spring, but the board rejected the idea out of fear it would defeat the entire bond proposal, Nosal said. The recent bonds totalling $1.15 million are for classrooms and gymnasium space. The village board of Hickman has been considering building a city swimming pool, but has postponed any action on this until the school pool issue has been settled. Saudi crude up Nicosia, Cyprus (AP) Saudi daily production of crude oil averaged 9.35 million barrels during the first half of 1977, the Middle East Economic Survey has reported. The total average production rate represents an increase of 14.5 percent over the first half of 1976.

Roger Sayers active in Omaha. Waverly business would soar with airport, council advised Waverly A small airport could give economic wings to this community of 1,800 people, the Waverly City Council was told Monday. Jeff Gallup, president of Owl Aviation, which operates Arrow Airport in Lincoln, told the council members that a city-owned airport would bring a wealth of business and industry to the town, six miles east of Lincoln. An initial investment of about $100,000 could provide an airfield that would handle everything up through business he said. The ideal location for a new airport in Lancaster County would be just west of Waverly in the level flood plain north of Interstate-80, he said.

The city of Lincoln may close Arrow Airport within five years because it is in the Expansion wanted Atlanta (AP) Coca-Cola Co. said It is attempting to gain marketing access to the Arab world, the Soviet Union and China. proposed Lagoon Park being created by Lincoln's sanitary landfill. But even if Arrow does not close, the added competition would be healthful, Gallup said. Other than Lincoln Municipal Airport which some pilots say is already overcrowded the closest airports are at Beatrice and Wahoo.

Lincoln is considering a site in southeast Lancaster County, near Hickman, for another airport airport, (iallup said. Waverly would have obvious advantages over Hickman because of better rail connections for industry and Its proximity to Lincoln business cneters, he said. The council appointed a committee to study the feasibility of the idea, comprising people both in and outside of Waverly. Chain Link I I i ked wood'Cedar Frtf bliiMtts Pli. 467-2511'! SHARP BROS.

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