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rous FREMONT EVENING TRIBUNE, FREMONT. NKUUASnA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1935 SALEM LUTHERAN Engineers at Akron, are STOLEN MOTOR CAR SCHOOL CHILDREN TRUCK DRIVER IS with the Douglu officers today In an effort to learn the Identity ot tha robbers, i score and Mrs. C.

T. McDermott won the second prize. PASTOR IN TALK DavU wu unable to state bow school here, graduating from tha local high school In 1831. Rodgers served an enlistment In the U. 8.

navy and ha received his discharge October 14. He came direct to Hooper to visit hU father and left here October 2t to return to hU home. Pryor Addreitet Centred much merchandise had been taken, as the robbers took the waybills. tempting to solve mooring problej. of llghter-than-air craft by uslngi motorles blimp constructed hm discarded parta of other alrshlpi, A new French dirigible can bt maneuvered vertically like copter with the aid of a four-bladti propeller mounted beneath the trm.

dola. Twa Boarded Track The driver wu shaking from PT A. Tueiday Rev. FrancU O. Pryor.

nestor of CLARKSON COUPLE LICENSED TO WED SCHUYLER, Nov. A marriage license wu issued in the office of the county judge to Rudolph Joseph Lapacek, 2t. and Anna Antonle Bourek, 28, both ot Clarkson. GUESTS AT PARTY COLON, Nov. Eileen Murphy entertained tha pupils of District 36 at a Halloween party Thursday afternoon at the school building.

The following evening Miss Murphy left for Wayne where she visited over the week-end with college friends and attended the homecoming celebration, returning home 8unday evening. He wu married to Sveirn nr. leen Sharp October 7. 193J. whol fright when be arrived In Fremont.

He said his first knowledge that a robbery wu taking place wu when two men boarded hla slowly moving Salem Lutheran church, addressed the Central A. Tuesday after-noon on the subject. "Training survives with two ateo-dauehtm. Colombia Man It Held Through Failure and Success." REPORTED WRECKED SCHUYLER, Nov. 6 An automobile, the property of H.

B. Chron-Ister, Schuyler postmaster, wu stolen from tha streets here Sunday night about 10:30. Schuyler police notified authorities In nearby towns ot the theft and the machine wu later spotted on the streets of Columbus by officers, who gave chase and after a pursuit of several milea the stolen car wu wrecked and the driver' escaped. Monday night, Cloyd Thompson, abcut 21, of Council Bluffs, wu arrested in a Columbus bakery a driver of the stolen car. A car, Mid to have been stolen from Council Bluffs wu also found wrecked and abandoned on the highway three milea eut of Schuy truck south ot Waterloo, drew pistols and shoved him from the Nearly 50 parenU and teachers heard tha talk.

Mrs. Anna Stall's Pritoner, Ht Tellt Officert It Is said that children inherit the tralta of their grandparents more than they do those of then parents. of Long Beach; hU father, Dick Rodgera and sister, Betty, of Hooper; a sister, Mrs. John Laughlln, ot WUner; a slater, Mrs. Ora Underwood, of Omaha and one brother, Harold, of New York City.

HU mother died December 28, 1831 driver's seat. One man took the 1 eI' 1 1) room won tha attendance banner. wheel and-the other blindfolded Richard A. Wlnkelman, Attorney NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT In the County Court. Dodge County, State of Nebraska: Estate of Lillian F.

Squire, deceased. Notice Is heseby given that Mary A. Squire hu filed with the under 'Be ye doers and not bearers NORTH BEND BOYS AT A SCOUT PARTY NORTH BEND, Nov. 8 The Boy only," Mr. pryor admonUhed hU him with his own handkerchief and a gunny aack, covering his eyes so Quickly, that he could obtain only a meager description.

1 at 1 do audience. "Doing an important phase ot education," hi declared. Scouts entertained their parents at Officers, of Dodg and Dougla wart- pushing a earch (or a group of men, belieTed to number tour, who lut night overpowered George Davis, of Co Excluglve Dealers for roe speaker defined education a party in the Christian churcn The truck went through Valley, tha driver told the officers, stating signed. County Judge of Dodge County, Nebraska, her final report administratrix of the estate cf Lillian F. Squire, deceased, and FARMER'S ACCOUNT CLUB HAS MEETING TO COMPLETE WORK The Future Farmers' Axount basement Friday night.

The fathers an "effort to train an individual to adjust himself to hU FLORSHEIM SHOES lumbus, a driver for the Moist ha heard the men mention Valley. were given the different scout tests. The main feature was a boxing Transfer company, and (tola whle- It went to the 10 mile turn south made an application for final ad' ler Sunday night. Thompson alleged to have taken the ChronUter "Tha child must be trained to take hU place In our American club met at the home of Norman KT, meat, flour and other mer chandlae from hit truck. XEW bTi l.h ARRIVING 'IS car, after wrecking the first ma civilization," be continued, "he DAILY Nelson Monday evening for the lut meeting ot the year.

Farm account books were flnUhed and the final chine, in order to complete his trip to Columbus where he had employ ministration and discharge, and for the assignment of residue ot estate to such other persons as are by Uw entitled to the same, and I have set the 25th day ot November, 1839, at 8 o'clock, a. at my office in must be trained to grow morally or ethically." The theft took plaoa in Douglu county. According to the report given by Davla to Deputy Sheriffi L. I Rhoadi and John Kasae- Chest Colds treated east of Fremont, but Instead ot turning north from the west road went straight west and turned Into a field. DavU believed the other track must have been waiting there, he told Rhoads and Kassebaum, because he did not hear a truck drive up but soon heard a motor start and the other truck reporta were fixed during the meet ment In a bakery.

Thompson wu returned to Coun Explaining that the child learns first by Imltattnr. Mr. Pryor de mmaw without "doaing baunvtwo men tint boarded Davis' ell Bluffs, where he said to be clared: "A child has a right to use truck when It flowed lor an inter wanted for the theft of four cars. ing. Plans were made to reorganise later but nothing definite was decided on.

The meeting wound up by playing games and a lunch wu served by Lavlna Nelson. said County, for the hearing there' of. November 5th, 1935. FRED C. LAIRD, (SEAL) County Judge.

aectlon aouth ot Waterloo. The men pulled a aack over Davis' head COLON PEOPLE AT COMPACT after taking him prisoner and then back into the stolen vehicle. Thinks Four In Gang His opinion that four men par his knowledge and to make hU own dedsions. In thU wayt whether he falls or succeeds in hU purpose, he learns and that ot Indispensable value to him A. H.

Waterhouse, superintendent of schooU, announced plans tor observing National Education week drove hla truck to a field eight mllei southeast Fremont, where another truck waiting. The tlclpated in the robbery wu gained from the voices. He thought the BARTOSII SERVICE COLON. Nov. 6 Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Posplsll and Mrs. C. J. Flcenee of Colon motored to North Bend Friday afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs.

Josephine Bar-tosh, (3, a former resident of Saun other truck was backed up against Davis' truck and the merchandise II I "I I II men tried to disguise their voices, and said one talked as though he FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JAKE KEMNITZ SNYDER, Nov. o'-Funeral services were held here Monday at 8t. Leo'a Catholic church for Jake Kemnlts of Newman Grove. Mr. Kemnlts was born in Wis next week.

He urged parents' to unloaded. Gasoline Drained had something in his mouth. When the men talked ot binding Davis pleaded with the men not ders county, who died at the home him and leaving him on the ground, visit school sometime during the week. The Senior high school girls' trio composed of Virginia Ann White, PrUclIla Wicks and Elaine Elmore, to bind him and leave mm on tne of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Pos-plsil, of Spokane, Wash.

ground, as they intended. Finally they listened to his pleadings and DavU told them he wu suffering from a cold and he urged that they leave him in the car so he might accompanied by Helen Hoenshell, tied him in the truck, leaving tne free himself later. sang two numbers. The Nightln gale" and "The Big Brown Bear.1 rope sufficiently loose so he could free himself In time. They took the precaution to drain gasoline from It wu some time after he heard the truck drive away that he freed himself.

He wu blindfolded all the time the robbery took place, so did not see the other truck or the men Davis truck, so the driver would be delayed In making a report to of consin June 11, 1865, and wu In business here until March, 1817. From here he moved to a farm near Newman Orove. He died in an Omaha hospital, November 1. Surviving are: his wife, five children, Mrs. Rufe Freeburg, Newman Orove; Mrs.

Alma Garrison, Chicago, and Jake, Paul and Edward at home; three brothers, Charley, John and August of Perry, and one sister. The body wu brought here to '7 DAROLD RODGERS SERVICES PLANNED AT HOOPER SUNDAY BRINGS 011 THIS ficers. JULIA WICKLUND VALLEY HOSTESS VALLEY, Nov. ft-Mrs. Julia Wlckland entertained Sunday for her daughter, lone, who on Saturday celebrated her birthday.

There were 15 guests. Lucille Benigren of Mead was an out-of-town guest. Dorothy Wlclclund entertained Saturday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wlck-lund, for 12 girls.

at work. After freeing himself, Davis walked through fields to the high Rhoads and Kassebaum helped DavU get hU truck from the field HOOPER, Nov. 8 Funeral serv way, flagged a truck, and rode to Fremont to tell the deputy sheriffs and bring it to Fremont. Ices for Darold H. Rodgers.

who died suddenly at hU home In Long ot the theft. Rhoede and Kasse- 11 the home of his nephew, John Beach, Saturday, will JTInzIow. John Bolte, John DONT LET THAT PROPERTY stand Idle. Advertise in the torrent column. Want-Ads bring re- held In Hooper, Sunday at 1 p.

LARGER, FINER, HEAVIER The body will be accompanied to seeorck. Charley Spath. William baum notified the Douglas county sheriffs office, but through a misunderstanding the Donglas officers went to the 10 mile corner out ot Omaha, and did not come to Fremont until this morning. Rhoads sulU. BRIDGE CLUB HAS SESSION AT COLON COLON, 6-Mrs.

Frank Fanning entertained the Colon Idle Hooper by Mrs. Rodgers. can ocnneiaer and Wll- Darold Rodgers iu bom March llam A- Schoeneck served as pall-31. 1812, at Bloomfleld. HU par- bearers.

enU moved to Hooper when he was! Out-of-town guests were: Harry a small boy and he attended Moeller, Stuart; Dorothy, William 19M CALENDAR PADS For Desk Stands, now on sale. Hammond Printing Co. and Kassebaum pushed the Invest! RADGE gallon during the night and joined I Hour Bridge club at their recent I I 1 ill i 'T Will iV" i' 1 meeting. All members were present except Mrs. Sidney McCaw for whom Mrs.

Donald Rochlord substituted. Mrs. Dave Rochlord held high FOR THE FIRST TIME AT A SALE PRICE! if "'v i i and Walter Prtnilow, Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. N.

C. Nielsen, Ewlng; Mr. Dickenson, Newman Orove; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seiverson and children.

Dean and Janice, Newman Orove; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seiverson and children, Leland and Florence, Newman Grove, and Glen Wallene, Newman Orove. Joseph E. Daly.

Attorney, Fremont, Nebraska NOTICE OF EXECITOES SALE Notice is Hereby Given. That OVER 800 CATTLE ON MARKET HERE Something over too cattle show pursuant to an order In the Matter of the Appllcstion of John A. Olsndt, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Peter Olsndt, XJ XJA.3.VJ -rir-r ed up Monday morning at the Fremont live stock market. These consisted largely of the younger classes, and of especUl Interest wu a group of Black Angus calves that cashed at IB 06 going to a feeder at THREE DAYS ONLYI Deceased, for License to Sell Real Estate, In Case No. 10865, and in pursuance of a License to 8ell Real Estate of Honorable F.

L. Spear, Judge of the District Court in and for the District Court of Dodge County, Nebraska, made and entered on the 31st day of October, 1835. for the sale of the real estate 38 74 Malvern, la. White-face yearlings sold up to 17.85, calve at a range of 17.50 to It. yearling steers 17.50 to two-year-olds $7.25 to 17.75, while heifers ranged from MM to 17.50 defending on quality and flesh.

The hereinafter described. M.alklr Thst there will be sold, at public latll Crrjti Cksrn it 1ST Compare with 1 100 ranees anrwhtr.l WrHi Thw teneral tone of the market was me lower than lut week, due wobably to weather conditions luyers were here from several tatea, all wanting cattle, but inclined to try to buy them lower lut week. Much talk of soft corn throughout thU territory stlm-uUtea the demand for feeding vJHlBlnl. An tvenlia ran pi (tH lbs. east Iran steell Giant cek-t-t Inch lids I Full porcelain enamel I Ten gallen reserve Ir Larger than meat giving gift to America I A chsnct to buy this sensational rsngs lor tht first tims at a special price and on special terms I Women prslit it for Its quick-htsting, ovtrsiie oven with thick steel walls snd flues thst flood it with even, steady best I Men sit the vslue thtir dollars are buying in its enduring, tstt-lron snd steel construction! Come in now! This price snd these terms three dsys only I Vfijr vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, upon the terms of st least Fifteen (151) Per Cent to be paid by the purchaser at the conclusion of the sale, and balance of purchase price upon confirmation; and, That said lands will be offered for sale separately, and will be sold at public vendue with the offer and ssle held upon the respective tracts so sold, to-wit: First: Commencing st the hour of 10 o'clock, standard lime, during the forenoon of Monday, December 3,1835, upon the land, property and premises herein described, nsmely.

(H) North Half of the Northwest Quarter iN'iNWV.) of Bectlon Twenty-Nine (281, in Township Twenty-one 1 21 North. Range Two iJ. East LUTHERAN LADIES AT WESTON PARTY MALMO, Nov. 8 Mrs Wm. Nolle of Weston entertained the St.

Johns Lutheran Ladles' Aid of Malmo at her home Wednesdsy afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Keeker en ONE-OF-A-KIND SALE OF Gas Ranges-Save $20 lo $30 tertained Rev. and Mrs.

Jonea and mlly of Oereeco, and Rev. and iletail Price 1 Ilrtall I'rtce goo Retail Price IMU Nat. Itrtall Trice 179 of the 6lh P. M. within the County of Blanton.

State of same sublet to real estate inoiLgae of record Said Bale lll remain One Hour. Second: Commencing at the hour of 1 clock. time, during tlie afternoon of 0 95 95 95 95 Mrs. Paulson snd daughter of Malmo. Rev.

Mr. Jonea and family will leave soon for Uielr new hunt at But via. 111. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Barry and Max, Mr. and Mrs Richard Barry and Eileen. Mr. and Mrs.

Dare Anderson and Lester Bruce of Prague; Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Milton and La-vonne. Mr.

and Mrs Art Barry and Darlrne. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ItiUs.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Barry, Medford, $69 $44 '25 J49 3 Down, 3 Month Hl-Boller style. Insulated and heat control.

iTory. $3 Down. 60 Muuih Fully Insulated. Heat control. Console style.

Irory. sV) Dowb, $7 Month Tabla top style. Fully nsulated and equipped. $3 Down, 13 Month Console style. A rest rslue at K5 Iran.

Olen and Imofene went to the home of Mrs. Herber Anderson Mondsy to honor her birthday. HOME ROOM GIVES FRIDAY and SATURDAY FREE TUBE Monday. December 2. 1935.

upon the land. Kuirit)r and premise herein scribed. namely: ll North Half of the South--et Quarter together with Southwest Quarter of the Southaeil Quarter and West Hall of the Southeast Quarter of Southwest Quarter (W-BESWM of Section Twenty-four 34 tn Township Nineteen il9. North. Ranie Two iJi.

East of the 6th P. conntaining One Hundred Forty (1S01 acres more or leas, within the County of Colfax. Btaui of Nebraska, uune subject to real estate mortgage appearing of record. Raid Sale will remain One Hour. Third.

Commencing at the hour of 1 o'clock, standard time, during the afternoon of Tuesday. December J. IMS. upon the land, property and prrmtsM herein described (713 East BUth Slreett, namely: (J) The East Fifty (Ml feet In width of the Soulhweat Quarter of Block One (l. In R.

Kittles Completed Addi ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Horn Room 218 furnished the program In tha Junior high school assembly this momtng. Anna Brandt 1 the teacher In tlUs room Donald Neuflnd announced the following prof ram: reading, "A Boy and His Stomach," Joan Schllcker; reading, "Why I Like Sunday School, Jurrs Pwlrx. aotig, "Animal Crackers tn My Soup." Jewel Ptokford and Dorothy Rhoads. with a Up dance by Joan Schltcker, and a pantomime, "luy and HU Stenographer." Characters In the pantomime were; I ray Ooldberg. Oeorge Pel- THE BEAUTY of the new Ford V-8 grew out of ht Ford purpose to mate every feature of the car meet the standard of V.8 engine quality.

When the Ford Motor Company introduced to the low-price field type of engine that had Jieen wed only in the most expensive cars, it set a pew standard of quality. Drire new Ford far enough to get the ufeeP of V-8 performance. Then check the vcalth of feature that reflect this same standard of quality nd yalue In style, comfort, driving ease, safety." With Every TIRE (Oar Owners and Truck Owneri Savi Now!) row, flenograprwr, Joyce rrirraon. Bthlnd Evtry feature of the 1926 Fordlt tht Sttndtrd of V'8 Engine QuelHy Maw modrra apptarsaee. atyWd for today Maw radiator grille, Uager sun.

Mildred Heoer; inermomeirr. Jack Robertson, and reader, Carl Raamuaaen. IlhrrsUle Standard I g-VM a.3.80 i.o-2i I 7MB sVVTB 5.00.18 90 The finest tire rslues In Amerlrs! An opportunity of sddltlonsl savlnss Krldsy and Saturday! Free mounting In rear of stora! Kitra salespeople to serra jou Quickly! SESSION OF CLUB HELD AT HOWELLS HOWILL8. Nov. a A meeting of Mw, wWo-iarlag, atroa-llaed (he Howella Woman's club wai held at the HowrlU public school cmbly room Monday evening GUARANTEED Agslitst rrrrjthUa that ran happen In a tire tn wire wllhmil ANY limit as to number of months or number of miles ilrhrn! few appalatnMats, Waatlfa apholrtary Mra.

A. fnlda and Bertha Potoe arranged the program on the topic Tht Mark Twain Centennial" A idlng, "Die Jumping frog of arQ r. O. B. Detroit.

Standard a ry gres fascinsliM ArtD vr en aael spare tire, earns. All Udy trr Mny Onne aluMgUat sMltU1 Cambal, eeennenical UaJrsrnal Cn-iU tion to tin City ol ne-monl. more fully described at follows: Commencing on the north margin of fiiith ith Btreet In the center of Block One (I), In Kittles Completed Addition to the City of Fremont, thenot west along the north margin of 81sth (lhi Btreet Fifty (Ml feet, thence north at right angle One Hundred Forty (ISO) fet. then east at right angle Fifty (Ml fet. thenoe aouth at right angle One Hundred forth (101 feet teniae of beginning, situate tn the City of Fremont, County Ot Ddgv, and BUM of Calaveras" was given by Mary Ann Novak.

The Olrla' Olee club under the direction of Buaann Myers CtmfMf I sang with Jean Eavadll as accom ON THI AIR roan svkdit rronno nova, a r. a V. ran waaino am bis wwvv. vskuks. t'T.

a. to r. au panist. Readings wan given oy S.lel RED HEAD SHELLS Derma rows. AUTO HEATER Fpeclal for 1 days.

QQ Fits sll cars iHtJO Bicycle Sale Dors' snd girls models, double bar frame t'i'i QC II down AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS MENTHOL A safe, low priced JT-antl-fresa, galloi at ALCOHOL 111 proof. Hlghael rQ teat alcohol, galloa. it ai i 1-1 load In 4. or I drop 52c shot. Rmoksleas Powder, boi ot MALMO PEOPLE AT FUNERAL SERVICE MALMO.

Nov. Mr. and Mrs I Barry attended the funeral aer-Tloaa tor the Infant eon of Mr. end Mra. Ralph Hull of North Bend Monday afternoon.

ONIY ONI CAR OIVIS YOU V-l LUXURY AT LOW COST Raid sale will remain open One Hour. Done and dsted this th dy of November. 1W.1 JOHN A OI.ANOT. What aport the pheaanti had dodging hunlera. Now the ducks look lor a thrill.

Twill find your giM-utor of the Will and Txtament and In Uw Mattr for 1936 Taltpnona JOOO 619 521 North Main RD 8 of the Kttit of Peter Olsndt. Deceased, ehokw load Shells at any Oamble Score at the lowest price. 1.