Fremont Tribune from Fremont, Nebraska • 3

fir FREMONT DAILY TRIBUNE. FBEMOXT. NEBRASKA, MOND AT, AUGUST 21. 1339 Timer: hrr marriagt to Martin Wsbe win take place In the near future, The No-Hoat-Orotip. met af tha home of Mr.

and Ur. John aJliaf. far rrtda evening. A llX-tiUrty and Mrs, LoRoy Ahmdt, Mrs. Oeorse Langamatar, Johannas Jopp, WUbert LaUMtemeier and Mrs.

Emma Knleriem. Mr. and WUllam Duerst, Jr. of west of Scribner are the parenls of a boy bora early Sunday morning at their farm horn a. two buildings.

Uremia from Cedar Bluffs and Colon efforts on saving the corn eru end other buildings. A heavy wind was blowing at the time and added the tasks of the firemen. Thi farm Is owned by Mrs. Alberj Olson, Damages, which will amount to several hundred dollars, Is covered by Insurance. dinner waa followed by bridge at By FerUe Larsos which Mr.

and Mrs. r. uanung held hlsh score and Mr. and Mn. C.

H. Pahl, ascend, BARII, GARAGE DESTROYED ZIImEL FARM Ltghtninf Believed Cause of Fire CEDAR BLUFFS, Aug. 2lFln believed started by lightning de-itroyed the barn and game on the farm tenanted by John Zlnnel 4 miles south of Cedar Bluffs at 10 o'clock Saturday night The flames spread rapidly over the TONtcrri but ImH Ml Wm, vtaa, Bar SUeeh'a Seven Hundred at wwXaawn 11 Mr, aleidai Hnnt iali, Meiaaa. m4 Alfrat SOIL. Ceert MATFIELD, KY.

has hsd Its first horse theft 10 years. A. O. James drove a horse snd buggy Into town to sea a nwvl. When he left the theater, both had been stolen.

The picture showing was "Jeaae Jamas," araB. SOIL. Uwt leaeeare Me m4m. Ittaaria, kuiu TU I li wolf. CenfcaM lm, vita Oval CttML aW LalUe Lm4i I CmUwk laje aula mnil aa4 kureb Water aaeSaelrn.

lit aral, IMk ttb fa Slati ea inw uti. Iltll WOW. twi taart ankaatM. ii 1 1 i i a i i i i A i BY POPULAR DEMAND, VE ARE CONTINUING OUR i Hooper Church Rally HOOPER, Aug. II The Immanuel Lutheran church east of Hooper of which Rev.

E. Eckhardt si pastor observed the annual Hussion rally Sunday. Between als and seven hundred attended. Rev. John Helm of Lincoln waa guett-ipeaker at the morning and afternoon services and Rev.

C. Hellman of Beem-er addreued the gathering in the evening. Prof. F. A.

Vonderlaga, widely known for his musical ability, presided at the organ and directed the male Octet com posed of BY O. Nlebuhr, F. O. Panning, Henry Hartung, Fred Hagerbaumer, Ed Stuenket, H. Muller, Theodore Schrlen snd Fred Hartung, which rendered a apeclal anthem at each Leshara Girl Has 1 Resigned Position Vacancy Left in Weston Teacher Staff WE8TON.

Aug. 21 Weston schools will start Monday. August 21. Mlas Mary Hrtonan of LaaVrs, who has taught in the Weston primary room the past two yearsj-rt-aigned her position Wrtnasaay.rrhe school board to meet this evening to fill the vacancy. There are several teachers applying for this "position.

The faculty Is as follows: Supt. Kenneth I. Harbaugh, science, com. mercial; principal, Miss Dollle Bur-well, Weston Miss MlrUm Schlick, Curtis, English, music; grammar room, Miss Olga Kleen, Omaha; Int. room, Miss Dorothy Raasm listen, Colon; primary room, vacancy.

The ladles of the Catholic guild held their regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the Parish flub house. Mrs. Emma Svoboda as president conducted an Interesting meeting. After the meeting, tango waa the afternoon's entertainment. Mrs.

Frank J. Dolezal, who had been confined at the Wahoo Community hospital the past two weeks, was released and returned to her home Wednesday evening. On to service. A free lunch wu served st noon to members and friends Ruth, left, and Jam Friiei arc Kuhr Reunion Is Held at Scribner Som of Herman Move Picnic Indoors BCRIBNER, Aug 21-Dtpite thi chilly weather Sunday a number of picnics were plsnned. and oco annual event the Kuhr reunion of Saunders county, came to Scribner'! beautiful park for their gathering.

Relatival were present from Yutan, Wahoo. Mead. Wakefield and Pen der. Each year the reunion to held on the third Sunday In August at Scribner, the central gathering place. The annual Sons of Herman picnic was held at Dostal's hall The affair wis originally set for Dead Timber, but due to the cold weather and the dampness the meeting place waa changed.

William Eggera of Columbus, grand secretary 'Of the lodge and former president, was present and addressed the assemblage. Mrs. Henry Boll, who had been confined to a hospltsl at Savannah, Missouri, for some time returned to Scribner, and will convalesce at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Fahenstock for several weeks.

Mrs. John Kelberlau arrived home Saturday from a several week's trip to New York and. the World's Fair at that place. While In New York C.lty she wsa thi guest' of her sisters, Misses Addle and Dorothy Bauer. She waa accompanied from Davenport.

Iowa by her sister, Mrs. Henry Schrei-nert and daughter. Mrs. Emma Knleriem, lr. and Mra.

Gilbert Langemeler and Johannes Jopp were among those In attendance at the Flores-Frey family reunion held at Pender on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. O.

SpurUng and Mrs. Edward Boll spent the weekend at Walnut, Illinois visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Black and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Langemeler were honored on their first anniversary Friday evening when the following neighbors and friends gathered at their home as a surprise event: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Langemeler and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Langemeler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Keller and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ward May-nardMr.

and Mrs. Herbert Kurii and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hollander and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Marquardt and family, Mr. of the congregation. singing with a new Ult In their voicei theie days. Tha listen, have VE HAVE REJUVENATED THESE TWO GREAT VALUE GROUPS OF CLOTHING Itill-KOIL. Dr.

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impressive services were neia si the St. Paul's Lutheran church north of Hooper Sunday where the pastor, Rev. Hugo Welchert, eon-firmed a class of six young people after which a Communion service was held. The class wss composed Markata. It KFAB, Laal Call For Dinner.

11:11 KOIL. Your Family 4 Mine. C. WOW. Neva Tower.

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Orch. KFAB. Ted Weema' Orch. C. Verncll Osterloh Ardys Schmieten-knop, Shirley Lou Heldt and Debris Von 8eggern.

Thursday she left for Lincoln where she will spend two weeks with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kobza and Gene where Chicagoans Visit At Prague Home We have taken many from the $19.95 Group and reduced them to 0E4.95 i5rD 05" Many Suiu from our regular itock have been added to our froup at Follow the Crowd to Sampler's! POSITIVELY THIS SALE ENDS WEPNES-DAY NIGHT she will recuperate. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Tomek and Marilyn Jean of Omaha, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Frank Ma- hacek and Marcella, autoed to Ag- a. MONDAY ZYZKDia KOIL, PratWrtr ImL WOW. taaka Beleaaial'e On. It FAB, touilwrtit-aaMj.

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The Neilia N. KFAB, Weather Report, ldilA KFAB. Sunny Jim. PRAGUE, Aug. 21 Mike Havel.

of Chicago arrived for a visit at the M. J. Havel home. His wife had been visiting here for the put two weeks. The Prague team will meet for a return game with Wahoo next Friday, August 24, during the county fair.

Mrs. Charles Frohner of Omaha has been visiting here for the past two weeks with her mother Mrs. Joe Janecek, 8r. Mr. and Mrs.

B. E. Foster of De Kalb, Illinois, spent a week's visit here with her father, F. A. Reznlcek and returned to their home Thursday, August 17.

new where they were guests of their mother and grandmother, Mrs. James Handllr and Al. Mike Bernlklaw, who has been seriously 111 at the Immanuel hospital at Omaha the past week, has shown Improvement and waa released Thursday. He accompanied his wife snd son, Emanuel, back to Weston where he is slowly Improving. A free dance sponsored by Ivan Johnson -of -the JWahoo Rendering plant is to be given at the Weston opera house Wednesday, August 23 Music will be furnished by Adolph Slmanek.

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Liyaatock Market, a 1:00 WOW. Back Stave Wife. N. KOIU Baron Eiliott'l Melodi. C.

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WOW. Meet Mix Julia. 1:10 KOIL. Teddy Powell. WOW.

Betty A Bob. I :8 WOW. Grimm'i Dautbter. 4:00 KOIL. John Ocnew.

WOW. Valiant Lade. 4:11 WOW, Hymna of All Churehee. KOIU Deep River Boy. 4:10 WOW, Michael Lorina.

4:46 KOIL, Judith Allen. Sonai. C. WOW. Salon N.

TUESDAY EVENlKO 1:00 KOIL. Swine Servnaa. WOW. Aunt Sally. 1:11 WOW.

Quick Silver. N. KOIU Aaeney Seriea. ET. KFAB.

Ncwe. 1:10 KOIL. Helen Mencken. WOW. Sporta.

Ralph Waner. KFAB. Helen Menken, C. 1:46 WOW. Newa Tower.

1:00 KOIU Babeball Scoreboard. WOW. Johnnv Preaente. KFAB, Tha Human Adventure. C.

1:06 KOIU W. 1:16 KOIU Fulton 1:10 KOIU Dinner Romance. W. WOW, Euaen Conley, Tenor. N.

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1:14 KOIL. H. V. Kaltenbora. Comm.

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1:46 KOIL. Armchair Adventurea. Father Nacke on Trip to Colorado HOOPER. Aug. 21 Rev.

Father C. J. Nacke, pastor of the St. Rose, Catholic church at Hooper, in company with Rev. Father James Korlanlc of Omaha Sunday for Colorado where they will spend a week visiting friends at Colorado Springs and Mr.

and Mrs. A. M. Tillman returned Friday evening from a motor trip to Kansas and Colorado. Mr.

Tillman attended to business matters at various points. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blood of North Platte were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

George -parkert. Misses Georgeah and Virginia BEE 0UB WINDOWS FOE GREATER VALUES "WHEN YOU LIKE A CIGARETTE THE WAY I LIKE CAMELS Parkert left Saturday morning on a motor trip to Basset to attend the Rock County Fair and to visit IT'S MIGHTY NICE TO GET MORE PUFFS PER PACK" friends. The Jouy Juniors 4-H club of Fontanelle sponsored by Miss Cor rine Calhoun observed their Achieve' Owen Harding. Veteran Main Guide ment Day at the community hall Friday. Parents were guests.

A demonstration of the year's work ftwrteMt lew B. Ti sfaveelei sVeaeeo 0weea WlaartesaWeaa, V. 0L I Dale Larson of wss given. The club picnic will be held Aug. 35 along the bluffs south of Fontanelle.

Miss Mildred Denman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Den man, who has been teaching In 11:10 KOIU Homemtkere Club. WAV -I- U. Fremont for several years has been notified of her appointment Recent impartial scientific laboratory tests of 16 of the largest-selling brands show burning 2S afowor than the aver ago of the IS ether of the Isrgeat-aeillng braaea teatee-alewer than any of thea -CAMELS gtve a aavehhic pus eqaal ta Mead Is Married MEAD, Aug.

21 Dale, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Larson, Mead, was married to Miss Veana Hetzel of Gordon Thursday, in the M.

E. church. Mertain Goings was nest man. Miss Phyllis Purchrer, Wav-erly was bridesmaid. The young couple left for a honeymoon in Yellowstone park.

They will reside in Ceresco, where Mr. Larson has accepted a position In the public schools. Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Larson, Merton Goings, and Virgil Johnson, all of Mead, and Mis. Ferde Larson, Fremont attended the kr All, Romance of Helen Trent. 11:41 KOIU Richardaon Strina Orch. WOW.

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ET 11:10 KOIU Road of Life. C. WOW. People in the New. KFAB.

Road of Life. C. 11:41 KOIU Harmonaire. to teach In Junior high this year. Saturday morning in company with Miss Georgia Jameson of Ames and Miss Hlldegard Lindblad of Fremont, she left for Denver, Colo.

Misses Denman and Jameson will go on to Yellowstone National Park while the latter will visit her brother at Denver. They expect to be gone fori two weeks. Misses Iona Fauss. Emma Wulf, Irma Reuscher, Nellie Denman and Laura Hodges of Scrlbner returned to their homes Sunday evening following a weeks' camping at the George Parkert cabin. On Sun wow.

to be Ann. KFAB. Fint Call For Dinner. TUESDAY ATTERN00N 40 WOW. Market and Record.

KOIL. KFAB. Newi. wedding. 1 CAMELS wen foand to costala MORE TOBACCO BY WEIGHT than the averse foe the 13 other of the Urgnc-aailins breads, 2 CAMELS BURNED SLOWER THAN ANY OTHER BRAND TESTED 23 SLOWER THAN THE AVERACB TIME OF THE IS OTHER OF THE LARGEST-SELLING BRANDS! Bjr burning 23 slower, oa th ar a a.

tZamelf give amoker th eqarrnleM of EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! 3 la th mid tetts, CAMELS HELD THEIR ASH FAR LOSGER thaa the aTerafera for all the other brand. I I a-r if Ar. day they entertained Mr. and Mrs. van.

mm a mm mm L. Q. Fauss and Mr. and Mrs. George Denman at dinner.

Miss Mildred Denman camped with them the first part of the week while the latter part of the week she spent at Morse Bluffs camping with a group of teachers with whom she taught at Morse Bluffs. I -i THIS CURIOUS WORLD ft HATCHED IN COULD (CT I HAVE ATME MUJOM Ullj? jf coe.iiiaTauauiu.ic vi'? Hiebuhrs Honored Al Hooper Event HOOPER. Aug. 21 Eighty friends and relatives honored Mr. and Mrs.

Emll G. Nlebuhr of Hooper Friday evening, the occasion being their 25th wedding anniversary. Rev. E. Eckhardt.

pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran church east of Hooper. gave an appropriate address. The Immanuel Lutheran octet directed bv Prof. F. A.

Vonderlsge of which 'V Mr. Nlebuhr has been a member for 1 years presented the couple with silver pitcher and also sang sev WITHOUT THE ScXXJWN3 OF THE TIDES, AANiy NLARROW HARBORS OVER. THE WOBLX WOULD BE CHOKED UP WITH DEBRIS'. eral selections. f4 Mrs.

George Otteman. Jr, pleasantly surprised her mother-in-law Saturday afternoon by Inviting 40 neighbors and friends to spend the afterpoon at the Oeorge Otteman. Sr. home at KnoT of IOW MAStV the kttter'a birthday. The guests Observe the way your cigarette bums.

Recent Impartial laboratory find logs confirm the experience of Camel smokers. Camels are knows to burn longer, delivering stesdily to smokers more pleasure per puff and more puffs per pack. And all the while you get the mild, ripe goodness of finer, more expensive tobaccos, drawn from the largest treasure of choice tobaccos ever gathered in ooe place. Camels axe the truality cigarette nrj smoker can afford. OWEN HARDING, who knows tbt woods, stmms, and portages of bis oatrvc Maine country like a book, also prove a good guide on cigarette quality, as be shares bis favorite brand with Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Stanford, from down in New York Cry. "Camels are a longer-burning cigarette," Owen says, "and that means awetv imokin' for my money. It means, too, that Camels taste cooler. milder.

Puff for puff. Camels put more pleasure la smoking tad a big extra measure of it." honored Mrs. Otteman with a handkerchief ahower. Mhw Wilms suhr was honored Friday evening at a shower given by the. Zkm Luther League at the Herman atuhr home.

OameS fur- Blihed Um entertainment, prises be Penny for penny your best cigarette buy II I a iw 1 wl tting awarded to Misses ill wur-daman mnA Alberta Otteiftan and HAS THIS ROSC i CUnton Sprkk "sad Clarence Hart- Two. each of wmich Is iwrrtposed of five leaflets. The CAMELS tot has what Is taxrwrtji compound leaflets, sua. Tne League preaeniea Suhr with a candle-wick bedtpread and a picture. Um Suhr left Son-day 'artunf far CeUifarnla when LONG-BURNING COSTLIER TOBACCOS jejEaW aBBaaa mmmm eaeSaSafsaalTaV eBaBaeHBasv mmW esaaaaaaBlBsssv vnaUBj trtt Bi1.