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it )f Vf I 9 VW 2 Fremont Tribune November 28,1975 Friday Area Deaths Gerwick St. James EPISCOPAL CHURCH Annual Holiday Bazaar Wednesday, Dec. 3rd Agenda For the Bazaar: Coffee Hour and Plant Shop 9 A.M. Gifts and Foods 10 AM. Luncheon 11 A.M.

1:30 PJL the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Harvey Howery, Joseph Gibbs, Ivan Lacey, David Lacy, Don Hammond and Terry Hammond Sololist will be Mrs. Jeffrey Pedersen and organist will be Mrs. John Katz. Morrow Tribune Want Ads (ret Results Catholic Church for Mrs.

Dorothy M. Shanahan, 84, a resident of Memorial Hospital of Dodge County annex, formerly of 950 N. Union St. The Rev. James Fitzgerald will officiate.

Mrs. Shanahan died Wednesday evening at the annex. She was born Jan. 1, 1891, in Prague. She married John M.

Shanahan Nov. 24, 1915, at Prague. The couple farmed south of Morse Bluffs until 1962, when they moved to Fremont. Her husband died July 3, 1970. Mrs.

Shanahan was a member of St. Patricks Catholic Church. Survivors include a son. Jack, Grand Island; daughters, Mrs. George (Gertrude) Haidley, Fremont; Mrs.

Martin (Dorothy) Otis and Mrs. Clara Costa, both of Walnut Creek, and Mrs. Marvin (Loretta) McClain, Sacramento, brother, John Ladenburger, Prague; sisters, Mrs. Josephine Shanahan, Fremont; and Mrs. Thomas (Tillie) Shanahan, Valparaiso; 21 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren.

Rosary will be at 8 tonight at Moser Memorial Chapel in Fremont. A memorial has been established for St. Patricks church building fund. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Sffh Season 1610 Yager Road 721-9100 Santa's Headquarters For: Imported Christmas Ornaments Christmas Candles Hanging Planters Metal Sculptures Solid Brass Accessories Ceramic and Clay Pottery Plant Stands and Ferneries Rockers RecBners Fireplace Accessories SCRIBE Services will be 2 p.m.

Monday at Spear Funeral Home in Scribner for Mrs. Elfneda Gerwick, 80, of Scribner. The Rev. Wayne Barthel will officiate. She died Thursday at a North Bend nursing home.

Mrs. Gerwick was born May 15, 1894, on a farm near Scribner. She was a member of the Legibn Club for 30 years. Mrs. Gerwick married George Gerwick Sept.

24, 1919, at Snyder. Survivors include a son, Willis, Scribner; sister, Miss Audrey Gerwick, Weeping Water; brother, Fred Bielke, California; sister, Mrs. Emma Hall, Davenport, Iowa; and three grandchildren. Burial will be in Scribner Cemetery. Herman SCHUYLER The Rev.

Victor E. Herman, pastor of St. Marys Catholic Churches in Schuyler and Wilson the last 40 years, died in a Schuyler hospital after a lengthy illness. Services will be 10:30 a m. Monday at St.

Marys Catholic Church in Schuyler. The Rev. Daniel E. Sheehan of Omaha will officiate. The Rev.

Herman was born Dec. 17, 1904, in Czechos Whisloiv joins ranks of towns in bicentennial WINSLOW The town of Winslow has become the eighth Dodge County Community receive recognition as a national bicentennial community, according to Mrs. Chris Blumm of Scribner, Dodge County bicentennial chairman. Mrs. Blumm said Winslow is the 298th community in Nebraska to receive the honor.

She said Dodge County itself is listed as a bicentennial community. Mrs. Blumm said that since becoming a bicentennial community, anyone in Dodge County is allowed to fly a bicentennial flag. Probation given Connie M. Groghan, 21, 238 W.

Fourth was placed on one year probation in Dodge Cpunty Court for assault and battery. She also was ordered to1 pay $8 court costs. Selected Stocks and Much, Open Sundays 12 to 6 Free Gift Wrapping lovakia. He was ordained July 26, 1930, at Insbruck, Austria, into the Omaha Diocese. Survivors include his sisters, Miss Mary Herman, Schuyler; Sister Angela, Germany; and Mrs.

Christal Pospishal, and brother, Robert, Germany. Visitation ill begin 11 a m. Sunday at the church. Rosaries will be Sunday at the church, they are 7 p.m. for the Schuyler and Willson Guild; 7:30 p.m.

for the parishes; 8 p.m. for Schuyler and Wilson K. Lodge; and 8:30 p.m. for Knights of Columbus. Pallbearers will be priests of the Omaha diocese.

Honorary pallbearers will be trustees of St. Marys churches. They are Richard Folda, Lumir Ehrenberger, Emil Jedlicka, and Loise Sedlak. Burial will be in St. Boneventure Cemetery in Columbus.

Kucera-Rozanek Funeral Home in Schuyler is in charge of arrangements. Johns HOWELLS Services for George P. Johns, 69, were held at the Westmmster Presbyterian Church in Decatur, 111. Burial was in the Macon County Memorial Park. Johns was bom in Howells in 1906.

He married Betsy Ross Morton in 1933. The couple lived in Howells until 1939 when they moved to Decatur, 111. Survivors include his widow, Decatur, sons, Peter, Mount Zion, 111., Tom, Lexington, and Christopher, Decatur, 111. brother, Paul, Omaha; sisters, Mrs. Clara Luxa, Schuyler, Sister Blanda Johns, Omaha; and grandchildren.

Mitchell Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Bader-Rozanek-Lawson Colonial Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Bessie Gibbs Mitchell, 81, of Omaha, formerly of Fremont. Mrs. Mitchell died Thursday at her home at 1540 N.

72nd St. in Omaha. She was born March 7, 1894, in Wisconsin. She moved to Omaha 18 years ago after living in Fremont. She was married to Arthur Gibbs.

After he died she married Walter Mitchell. He also is dead. Servivors include a son, Wesley Gibbs of Omaha; daughter, Mrs. Orville (Mane) Hammond of Fremont; sister, Mrs. Blanche Grover of California; brothers, Bill Fox of Fremont, Clarence Fox of Greeley, and Harold Fox of Arizona; 17 grandchildren; and 29 great-grand children.

The Rev. Paul Cronk will officiate. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Visitation is under way at Do it JiteL ami (Rsacjlul The Fremont Fire Department responded to these fire and rescue calls FIRE 347 N. Platte Ave.

Thursday, 1 :23 p.m. house, electric short in outlet. RESCUE SQUAD 119 E. 19th St. Thursday 8:27 a Otto Marks, became ill, taken to Memorial Hospital of Dodge County.

323 S. Birchwood Drive Thursday, 1:21 Lawrence Hough, 59, 248 W. 14th became ill, taken to hospital. 1406 E. 19th St.

Thursday, 5:12 p.m.; Otis Spotts, 77, 250 W. Ninth became ill, taken to hospital. School (Continued from page 1) measurements. They baked a cake, the principal said, and the great part is they got to eat it too. Not many schools in Nebraska have the same system used in Valley, but Stiefel thinks the program will spread to other schools.

You can do more things with the personnel you have. You get more for your tax dollar. In other systems the teacher does not have adequate resources to draw from. "The process needs more resource people to help the instructor get at and solve the problem. Our program is real special for each child.

Students have a healthier outlook and enjoy school better because they can exceed in these particular areas. Its a funny thing about schools, said Stiefel. Most students automatically go into the next grade at the end of the year, but not all of them are ready. In grades four and five a lot of these handicaps show up. Valley schools now are looking at a new program which might aid in even earlier identification of learning problems by working with preschool children.

In the future, the school would like to transport handicapped pre-schoolers from Valley, Elkhorn, Bennington and Waterloo to get to worn on the problems earlier so the youngsters will be ready for school when they get there. tlwWggest over-CrOppmgs of our whole program la that it makes for a happier said Stiefel. The kids enjoy school and want to participate in activities. We think we have one of the best programs in our portion of the state, he said. Theft of hay bales reported to sheriff Dodge County Sheriff Department deputies are investigating a theft reported by Dean M.

Wagner, Hooper, around 4 p.m. Tuesday. Wagner said 40 hay bales, valued at $85, were stolen from his barn. CwumnL ITLaAtadA. Corn 2.47 Wheat 3.19 Milo.

4.10 Soybeans 4.56 Oats 1.45 Fremont Livestock Close Hogs generally steady. Bar-rows and gilts 44 to 53.55. Sows 37.75 to 40.50. Cattle generally steady. Steers and heifers 27 to 47.

FARM Much Morel WO ALC0 AND GENERAL ELECTRIC TOAST-IN PRICES Effective thru Nov. 30 Not thru 25th. As incorrectly stated in Thursday's Tribune SEES DISCOUNT STORE 700 E. 23rd Street Jim Rhodus Hotel Pathfinder Fremont's Meeting Place 97 West 6th 'You're only a straqgef i NOTICE Santa Claus hits Fremont on schedule Santa Claus arrived in Fremont right on schedule this morning where he was greeted by sweet smiles and squeals of delight from toddlers, tots and parents at Municipal Airport. Accompanying the old gent on his month long visit here is a round and rosy cheeked Mrs.

Claus. This is her first trip to Fremont and she pitched right in to help her spry spouse hand candy canes to the group of greeters. Santa and his wife will be at Fremont Mall daily through Christmas. The pair will work on gift requests with young visitors at the mall from p.m. Monday through Thursday, 2:30 5:30 p.m.

Friday, 10 a m. -1 p.m. and 2 -5 p.m. each Saturday and 1-4 p.m. Sundays.

Evening hours will be 6:30 9 p.m. each Monday through Saturday. Santa also will be on hand to receive requests in the downtown area, courtesy of the citys Cosmopolitan Club. Local deputies help capture two escapees Two men who escaped from the Washington County jail in Blair earlier this week were apprehended and returned to Blair with the help of Dodge County Sheriff Department deputies Wednesday. Richard D.

Weaver, 19, Arlington, and Gregory Osburn, 20, Blair, were being held on a vanety of charges including parole violation, failure to appear, bad checks and driving while under the influence of alcoholic liquor, according to Washington County Sheriff Jim Kelley. After escaping, the men stole a car in Blair, Dodge County Chief Deputy Floyd Small said. Deputy Dan Weddle captured Weaver around 12:07 a m. on S. Hwy-J7 south of Uehling.

Small said Weddle stopped Weaver when he recognized the stolen car. Later Wednesday morning, Osburn was found hiding on a farm near Craig Small said. The Nebraska state Patrol, Dodge County Sheriff Richard Wennstedt and a Burt County deputy assisted in the capture, Small said. The pair may nave stolen anbther car in Frepiont, Small added. Kelley said new charges are in the process of being filed against the two.

They may include escaping custody and grand theft auto, he said. Two transfers announced by Hormel plant Geo. A. Hormel and Co. announced two transfers today.

Russ Donker, south central division sales manager, was assigned to district sales manager of the Chicago district. Donker, a Grand Rapids, native, was district manager in Phoenix, before coming to Fremont. Pernie Jennings will succeed Donker as manager of the Fremont plants south central division. Jennings is district manager in Tampa, and was district manager in Duluth, Minn. Jennings and his wife, Peggy, have three children.

OnhklsL Ckcidsmtiu Report! on these accidents investigated by the Fremont Mice De-. partment and Dodge County Sheriffs day: SHERIFF County Road 50 Friday, 5:58 a.m.; Earl Stafford, 44, Route 3, and a train owned by Chicago Northwestern Railroad and driven by George Morris. No injuries. U.S. Hwy.

77 and River Road Wednesday, 10:54 a.m.; Marvin L. Winkelman, 37, North Bend, and David L. Redding, 37, 250 N. Morrel St. U.S.

Hwy. 30 Wednesday, 6 p.m.; Julie A. Klauss, 39, Columbus, hit a slick patch and went off road. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF bODGE COUNTY Admissions Mrs. Joseph Blome, Otto Marks, Mrs.

Glenn Plymate, Mrs. Robert Beren, Mrs. Otis Spotts and Kent Johnson, all of Fremont. Richard Widholm, Elkhorn; and Mrs. Ronald Ondracek, Lynwood.

Dismissals Merritt Weddle, Mrs. Dale-Hammer, Gordon Jacobs, Mrs. Dennis Riley and infant daughter, Wesley Homes, Harold Hurley, and Mrs. William Goebel and infant daughter, all of Fremont. Births Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Blome, Fremont, girl, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bay, Arlington, girl, Friday.

Due to holiday parties there will be NO Czech Dinners Nov. 29 Dec. 6 Czech Dinners will be served again Beginning Dec. 13. Ella Morrow, 82, formerly of Fremont, died Thursday at Marian Home, Fort Dodge, Iowa.

Mrs. Morrow was bom Feb. 14, 1893 in ONeill and had lived in Fremont since 1921. She moved to Fort Dodge 1974. Her husband, James died in 1967.

Mrs. Morrow was a member of the St. Patricks Catholic Church and St. Patrick's Altar Society. Survivors include a son, Bob, Fort Dodge, Iowa; brother, Laurence Barrett, St.

Paul, sister, Mrs. Anna Sullivan, ONeill; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Services will 10 a m. Monday at St. Patricks Catholic Church.

Visitation will begin 1 m. Sunday. There will be an Altar Society Rosary Sunday at 3 p.m. and a wake service at 8 p.m. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

Latin-Dugan-Chambers Funeral Home is in charge of the services. OConner Services for a former Fremont resident, Mrs. Thomas (Norma) OConnor, 46, of Papillion, will begin with a 9:30 a.m. prayer service Monday at Kahler Mortuary in Papillion, followed by a 10 a.m. mass at St.

Columbkille Catholic Church in Papillion. The Rev. Robert Stienhausen will officiate. Mrs. OConnor died Wednesday in an Omaha hospital following a brief illness.

She was born Dec. 26, 1928, in Tekamah. Mrs. OConnor lived in Fremont and North Bend before moving to Papillion a year ago. The former Norma Snyder, she married Thomas J.

OConnor, Dec. 16, 1952, at Omaha. Survivors include her widower; son, Thomas Phoenix, and Fred, at home; daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Marcia) Davey, San Diego, and Caroline and Gloria, at home; and two granddaughters. Rosary will be 7:30 p.m.

Sunday. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery at Fremont. Pallbearers will be Jerald OConnor, Edward Hanzel Jr. John Bendig, Daniel Kunce, and John and Gary Maly. Shanahan Services will be 10 a.m.

Saturday at St. Patricks up big. ret State Sank Fremont, Nebraska SM 1574 leaf yflft Goto AJ Ik Nov. 29 Only Buffet will be served from Dining Room Closed After 3:00 p.m. i i 1 OUR EVENING SEPARATES Add Up To HOLIDAY MAGIC! Select from Long' Dramatic Skirts Farm land owned by the Emil Christiansen Estate will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder Thursday, December 11,1 975 1 :30 p.m.

at the basement of the court house in Wahoo, Nebraska. Or small. Description: Southeast quarter southeast quarter Section 28 and east half northeast quarter except building site of approximately five acres in Section 28, all in Township 16, Range 7 Saunders County, Nebraska OVER THE-COUNTER (All over the-counter price on this page are representative quotations supplied by the National Association of Securities Dealers through NASDAQ its automated system for reporting quotes Prices do not include retail markup, markdown or commission 1 Dekalb 36 37 1st Great West Corp. 4 5Vi Speidel 15 16Vi Valmont 15 16 Fre 1st Nat 11 12 Fre 1st State 11 11 SALE time of sale and balance on taxes through 1975. Versatile1 Blouses and Tops In A.

Variety Of, Party Styles and Colors The land is located one mile west of highway 1 09 and four miles south of Cedar Bluffs. The land has no buildings and has been well farmed. This is slightly sloping and highly productive land. The land will be offered separately as two tracts and as one tract and sold for the highest net price. With our home improvement loan.

Possession: March 1, 1976 Terms: 15 bid price at delivery of deed. Maybe you're painting inside or even adding a garage. Maybe just remodeling the kitchen or installing a bathroom. Big job or small, ours is the home-improvement loan that does it all. We provide the money you need, the way you want to pay it.

For ease and convenience, we do it up big. Only the cost does it up small. Title: Abstract and deed will be given conveying marketable title free of encumbrance. Closing to be a reasonable time after auction allowing buyer reasonable time to obtain financing. If i Taxes: Seller will pay all For further information contact: Neil W.

Schilke, executor end attorney, 403 First Nationol Bonk Building, Fremont, Nebraska 68025, Phone 721-7111 or 721-5354 (home) I.