Fremont Tribune from Fremont, Nebraska • 12

iy wait scon A Ctirtfhnai Srery Toastmnsters fKf TKXCf WTSHIl Youngttfr Prrpare Stffl Dof TrtffW Jofc 1 STORY. Wyo. The vulagt of glory (pop. M) hu slowed traffic with simple aign. tt says; "Sow Na lloapitaL" BrofJer and burner ef gai range come clean easily It Immersed in a pan of hoe water to which has been added two table-spuuns of sal soda concentrated.

Boil for a few minutes. TWiMK THAT A Name Dr. lfler Week's Speaker Dr. Larry Lefler was named speaker of the Week at the Monday night'merting of the Toastmas-ters at Maxey'i Cafe, according to ICIOTMCSWOHO nuo. M.eooui acc Tamo rr ias wxxo imimcd fo a tore tnX no! caatt mcp )TOOt JONuPAUrcy 1 UtS4IUMAVTO vr luCKA MtWOOUHSM- HMPUtC moooot mjioAco hjmim! UtcwyJfc rw ou err -1strir74--C'wC oorl ro bstttr loctatc) at iF-ctH 1 VJomb iwAAS 1 tuy lj Packages for Junior Ilrl Crus Program Chrtstmai gift packages tot convalescent, old peoptf'a hornet and hospitals have been prepared by fdga County school youngster In the county Junior Red Cross program.

They have made tray favors and Christmas oVcoratkma and haloed prepare baskets of fruit, nuts and candy. Among the Institutions which will receive the gifts are Dodge County Community Hospital. Veterans Hospitals in Lincoln and Omaha, Chlldren'a Memorial Hospital in Omaha, the Orthopedic Hospital in Lincoln, convalea cent 4a4Aa KAlUAPPt TKfcS AJD $MRM Wfftf UAFP-tMAT IS. ft ASOUTOM DAY AU DIFFCNT IN THE HALLMARK BIG VALUf BOX' 1 Eugene Buch. His talk, entitled "Progress Re port." waa on hli own devektpmenl In the Toastmastera program.

1 Dr. Ifler (hua became the sec-; ond weekly winner of the club speaker eliminations The sla weekly winners will compete for top him- on In the club finals in January, with the elub rhampkm to repro- aent the City in the district Toast-masters competitions IjisI week's winner was I.yle Heinike. Toast master for the evening was Marvin Welstead. while Thomas La Rocca was topics master and Clarence Wittmann was master evalua-1 Ottwr speakers on the program were William Carter, Gunnard An-1 derson. Kenneth Johnson, and Ro-bert Rutledge.

The next meeting of the group will be on Monday at 6:30 pm i Maxey's Cafe. 22 Condi homes, the Lutheran Home for the Aged Lutheran 1 1 dren's Home and some individually operated old people's homes in Fre QouhthmnM. Clayton A. Perry, Miijil Aide, Dies Clayton A Perry, -Y clerk at the Magil Hotel, died Monday night at mont. Ten ant a Grt Free Rral SAN DIMX), Calif Two trnanta of N.

A. Luvltjrrg. died at AO, were U-ft two numthi free rent In hu will. The rental property was left to rrlativrs. Government researchera have developed a plastic paint deadly to young barnacles and other marine growths A plastic-coated warship won't need nrydocklng for cleaning, for five years.

a local hospital, where he wai taken hen he became 111 earlier In the altrrnram. He lived at HI W. Mh St. Mr Perrv was born Jan 31 1W0, RHUNTKR Or DEriM Fay A. HaynVn and wife to Herman Borcherding and wife.

)oint tenanli: part of lot block 92. Barnard'! Addition to Fremont. 11. ($6 60 Clifford Home. Inc.

to Robert L. Moaa and wife. tenants: lot 9. Mock 3. Glfford Addition to Fremont.

(114 30 rev niimurr ttnm Rites Thursday For Mrs. Miller YITAN Mrt. Uiie Miller. T5, 0 Yutan. died Mondny at her home.

Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. In St. John's Lutheran Qnirrh here with the Rev. Karl Konic officiating. Rurvtvor are four sisters, Mra.

John Lenhert of Yutan. Mr Kdiih Edquiat of Omaha. Mr. William Miller of Wahoo. Mn Emma Sam-ton of Valley; and five brother.

FTed, Lenta. John, and Harry Stamp all of Yutan. and Hubert Stamp of Omaha. Burial will ba In Uollsi Lawn Cemetery. The I anion Funeral Home of Valley la In charge of trrangementa.

31 At odvrtiMl on the ttlevUlon HAtlMARK HALL OF FAME Gtf yoori nowl CHRISTMAS CARDS Tromondom Seltctton in Stock I BOX ASSORTMENTS 59c up (Ratlgiowt, Children, Cenersl) The court hai ordered aale of proprrty drtcnbrd a lot 6. bjx-k K1. Northnde Addition to Vrenvint In the partition action brought by OUR LEADER BOX Z0-Kee1i- Dennis Ijrrolx. 1332 Kington Aurora. Colo ipecdtnij in truck over five toni, fmnl J1J and cukii, Donald J.

Manning. Wasnta. Minn speeding, finrd Jlj SO and colli, Mayhew. jrlr Taylor Weston ing, fined $10 'i0 and iil. May he Paul I.

Johnvm Oakland. mt Ing. fined $10 SO and costs, Msy-hew Donald Frit Fremont. '1 driving after oprralor' li(Tnf rx pired, fined $.1, M-clinK. ImH $10 and rostv MiiNhcvt Justice of the IVncr Miix Pnwrll handled the MUm in case Mn Martha Jane Zimmerman.

(CM t'nion St Kremont. reck-leia driving, fined and costs. Millard. in O'Neill, and lived in Atkinson and Stuart before moving here in 1M2 He worked at the Mead Ordnance Plant tor 12 years He was a member of the Methodist church here Mr Perry a married to Pearl Shaal on l-c. 25.

Christmas Day. 19M. in Stuart He was survived by hli wife, one son, Robert Perry, of Fremont, four daughters. Mrs. K.

A. Brooks, of St louis. Mrs Sorensen. of Omaha. Miss Mildred Perry, of Omaha; and Mrs Murle Armstrong, of Lakeside, and by 13 grandchildrrn.

Arrangements for the funeral are not complete. inn II MATCMMS ENvaorts xv-msnc-Uf Esnrs mm aia Iffffes $Kop Our GIFT SHIlf for Gifts that WMb (WaV A1 TO $1-23 VP OTHER IOXIS ll oa i-Jftoti re. ro ainerenn I COOK'S PAINTS 6th and Main FREMONT'S CAMEKA HEADQUARTERS 420 No. Main PA 1-9750 if Tho Jewelry Store With Gifts Galore Read Guide and Tribune Want Ads NMWHNSiMMMMN Lawrence Repp and Kathryn Repp agatmt Klliaheth Repp, incompetent, and Glenn A. Ktler.

her guardian. Armstrong Cork Co. hoi Med an annwer denying certain allegation! in the amended petition o( Prealon Beit In which the plaintiff aiki for J1.105M to cover colt of relaying tile flooring at Maxey'i Cafe. The amwer aaki for dumiMal of the petition. jmrtt-r.

txrRT Juitlce of the Peace handled the following rates In court Monday: Cheater Tomiic and R. L. Tom-aic, Laverne overweight on axle, fined Jfil and corti. complaint igned by Scale Officer Harold Cramer. Boyd Done, Fremont, overweight on axle, fined $60 and costs.

Cramer. Francia Dean Gregerson. Maple-ton, Iowa, overweight on capacity platei out of state, fined $71 and costs, Cramer. E. D.

Ditto and F. Ltffering, St. Joneph. fined $16 and cost. Scale Officer Roy Rodaway W.

L. Konkovich and Harold Jeff-Try, Correctionvllle, Iowa, over -weight on capacity plates out of state, fined $51 and costs, Rodaway. K. F. Irian and W.

G. McVlck- With A New NORGE APPLIANCE fil From tii, AftUUsV" 1 Kavich's Appliance Store "Prices Are Born Here Raised Elsewhere!" er, Belle Fourche. S.D., fined $31 1 LaGoULTFtl ITCBT ALARM WATCH fh i $50.00 fave Ardent odwinstioe Is the fcssfoet esocnon of everyone who heonj this wolch perron, whan the tiny bad of yevr leCewhre Wrist Alena reminds yew of an eppolnlfaont la ba kepd This oeaclsiow awda wotch by LeCewhre, bockad by oer century of the highest tkill In all hme-awgiwaaring. affart wnrivolad accuracy, in addition to Hi dahngutikod appaoranca. Ooldllla MaUtvrataaUtant $110.

IIK 0id $233. rn and costs, Rodaway. Maynard E. Wyze. BU11 ngs speeding, fined $10.50 and coats.

Safety Patrolman Fay Robeson. Wood row W. Gnm. Omaha speeding, fined $10 and costs, Robeson. Harold R.

Swenson Denver, speeding, fined $10 and coats, Robeson. David L. Shugart. Council Bluffs. Iowa, speeding, fined $10.50 and costs, Robeson.

Allen Dickson. Sioux Falls. (1) no driver's license, dismissed; (2) driving during suspension of operator's license, fined $25 and costs, and driver's license suspended for six months. Safety Patrolman L. E.

Thompson. Roland R. Reffett, 3902 Inst. Offutt Air Base, speeding, fined $15 and costs, Mayhew. H.

H. Hooper. Kansas City, no trip permit, fined $11 and costs, Rodaway. Monte L. Julius, Franklin, speeding, fined $10.50 and costs.

Safety Patrolman Clarence Mayhew. Stanley E. Inhelder, Stanton, speeding, fined $10 and costs, Mayhew. Clair K. Benson, O'Neill, speeding, fined $10.50 and costs, Mayhew.

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