The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • Page 5

Pvt. -Lawrence Trofholz Jr Fort Ord, is spending a leave with his parents, and Mrs. Lawrence Trofholz, Gary and Colleen. "New Eve- rt V.KW. CLUB Good music featuring LARRY 4 PEI- WEE P.M., Hrii .1 Horns! 3044 Personals DISCOUNT on all Decant, er bottles WUNDERLICH'S.

3062 --Mr. and Mrs. A 'Warholoski returned Tuesday 'from the East Coast. They spent "Christmas with their son, Dr. Mrs.

Ron Warloski and children in Bradford, and on Sunday he took them to Beltsville, to visit the Everett Koziol family, then to Washington, D.C., to see the. Frank Koziol family. While in Dr. Warloski attended a teachers convention. Tuesday he took his parents to the airport in Baltimore.

Live Music! NEW YEAR'S EVE Hats, Horns and Fun AVENUE BAR 3053 Visiting during the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Blaser of Overland Park, were his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Blaser and Blaser's mother, Mrs. Laura Shaw of Hollon, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blaser and son of Kansas City, were also guests.

PIZZA HUT will be open New Year's Eve 4:00 p.m. 1:00 a.m. and New Year's Day 4:00 p.m. 12:00 a.m 3062 Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver Brand were their son and family, the David Brands of Dayton, i Departing a morning they were en route to Papillion to visit her parents. NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Hats, hems and fun for all! DOUBLE BAR 3062 Rachael Anne, born Dec. 30, is the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hobscheidt of Mapleton, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Jaixen are the maternal grand- parents. TOM JERRYS and Tom ft Jerry Batter-WUNDERLICH'S 3,026 Mrs. Freddie Nickles returned Tuesday from a week's visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Rischard and family ift Corpus Christi, Tex. Dance to the Swinging Combo MILLIE, RALPH DICK New Year's Eve Hats, horns and noise makers! RIVERVIEW INN 3062 Mr. and Mrs. Enrmingcr were i a guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Sutton and Phyllis at Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keill of New Carroliton, left for home. Tuesday after a holiday visit with her sister, a Barrett.

They also visited Mrs. Keill's mother, Mrs. A. F. Barrett, and her aunts, Mrs.

L. D. Phillips and Mrs. John Barrett at Columbus Manor. Earlier this month they visited with Dr.

and Mrs. R. H. Keill Jr. and family of Columbia, and Capt.

Gary Keill of- Fort Ord. Calif. -Kalhy Kincaid flew to New "'Jersey to 1 visit in the Harold Hazen home after spending the "holidays with'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Kincaid.

On 5 she will return to Trinity Deerfield, 111., where 'She is a junior. "NIGHT TRAIN" Tuesday through Sunday (Closed Thursday) BIG DADDY'S LOUNGE MEMBERS GUESTS 3053 Tuesday afternoon visitors in Pete Schmit home were Mr. i.v,and Mrs. Dennis Nitz of Lincoln. Virgil Tworek of West Chicago is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Tworek and family. DISCOUNT on all Decant- er bottles WUNDERLICH'S. 3062 Spec-4 and Mrs. Cecil Bykerk returned Saturday night to Salt Lake City, Utah, after spending the holidays with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Gerdes of Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Bykerk of olumbus.

NEW YEAR'S EVE Party, hats, horns and fun! BUNNY CLUB MEMBERS GUESTS 3062 Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nitz in Norfolk on Christmas were Messrs, and Mmes. Pete Schmit, Columbus; a Schmit and sons, Rising City; Dennis Nitz, Lincoln; Max Nitz, Larry Nitz and Pamela Nitz, Norfolk. The Harold Schmit family of Rising City were evening guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Glock' entertained Christmas dinner and supper guests: Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Glock, Mr, and Mrs.

Donald Glock and Tracy of David City, Mrs. Helen Shemek, Lee and Corrine Shemek and Kim Seymour. 'FREE SILVER-PLATED TRAY FOR SAVING $150 AT COLUMBUS SAVINGS Open an- account or add to your present account in amount of $150. Limit one per family. COLUMBUS SAVINGS 2986f-t-W ANN SPREEMAN at the organ "New Year's Eve" THE RENO 3062 Royal Hendricks and Verne of Ekalaka, were here to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Bykerk and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bykerk and family. They are Mrs.

Donald Bykerk's dad and brother. EAGLES will be open NEW YEAR'S DAY 11 a.m. -11 p.m. 3071 Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Ewen Chadron left Monday after 'spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Tucek and Mary Spending the holidays with Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Widhelm and family are their a Christine Widhelm of University of Nebraska, and A- Ic Mike Widhelm of Langley AFB, Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds are return today from Sharpsville, where they were holiday guests of his mother, Mrs.

Kathleen Reynolds and other relatives. TORSHA 20's LOUNGE 3055 JAN BUNNY CLUB MEMBERS GUESTS 3055 Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schmit, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Schmit of Rising City, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schmit of Bellwood attended the Gerald Birkel- Agnes Langan wedding Saturday David City. Friends have received word that' Mr. and Mrs.

A i Hulsebus have a new address: Chateau Apt. 617 Peterson, Fort Collins, 80521. Enjoy NEW YEAR'S EVE at the EAGLES. Dance, hats and horns, breakfast served. EAGLE MEMBERS GUESTS- 3053 The Durwood Hill family spent the Christmas holidays visiting Ms parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. T. Hill, Maud, and otter relatives in Oklahoma. Lt.

and Mrs. Edward Tworek of Phoenix, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powers of Silver Creek and Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Tworek of Columbus. DALE ELECTRONICS needs Shuttle Drivers. 3072W-S SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 P.M. 3 COLOR CARTOONS 3 Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Knight spent the holidays in Atkinson with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.S.

Mlinar. Joining them Friday to celebrate Mr. Mlinar's 80th birthday were members of the family: Supt. and Mrs. J.

Mlinar and family of Verdigre; Misses "Marilyn and Rite Mlinar of Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Callahan and Doug, Mr. and Mrs. John S.

Kennedy of Lincoln; Miss Peggy Mlinar of Genoa. The Knights returned to Columbus Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy also came and are spending a week with their parents, the Knights and Mrs.

John T. Kennedy. TOM JERRYS and Tom Jerry Batter-WUNDERLICH'S 3026 GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW! REGULAR ENGAGEMENT STARTS NEW YEAR'S DAY! TONITE! SHOWS AND 11:00 P.M. where the heads of all nations meet now you can SEE anything you want "ALICE'S ARLOGUTHRIE PAT QUINN JAMES BRODERICK )w PETE SEEGER LEE HAYS MICHAEI MC IN COLOR! ADMISSION ALL SEATS $1.25 I mot -n m. Lindsay family visits in Creston CRESTON Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Wurdeman and family of Lindsay and their daughter Carol Lee, who is on vacation from Kearney State College, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wurdeman Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Blessen of Randolph, Gary Blessen of Schuyler, Gene Blessen Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Scheffler and family of Madison, Beverly- Blessen of Columbus, Judy Korte of Leigh and Mrs. William Hellbusch were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Blessen. Rev. and Mrs. John Schmitt and family of North Platte were weekend guests of her parents, Mr.

and, Mrs. Henry Durkop. Mr. Durkop is hospitalized in Behlen Memorial Hospital in Mrs. Clifford Muhsman -and son Michael Dean dismissed from St.

a Hospital in Columbus a returned to their home here Sunday. A post-Christmas a i gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mi's. Ray Wurdeman. Guests were their sons-in-law and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Charipar and family of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Faltys and family of Howells and Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Wurdeman and David. A congregational meeting was held at the Presbyterian Church here Sunday morning. annual meeting was set for Jan. 18 at which two elders will be elected. One member from each department of the church and two from the session will form a nominating committee.

Paul Gorman was elected as the congregation's representative. Mrs. Hulda Boning, who has been visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Howard, in Madison.

has returned to her home. The Howards brought her and spent several days here. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ves Hollatz were his mother, Mrs.

John Hollatz; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sander; Alfred Hollatz, teo Hollatz and Reinhold Loseke. Karen Dahlberg of New York City, N.Y., visited her grand- mother, Mrs. Art Anson, over the weekend.

Hospital Report Community Hoipital Admiutant Louise Berlin, Janice Carskadon, Genoa; Greg Ahlers, Belgrade; Cora Tilden, Elwood. Diimltult Ellen Hester, Pierre, S. Nora Rudman, Kevin, Peterson, Fred Larson, Pauline Larson, Genoa. Deaths December 30lh Harold Dimock, 72, Genoa. Behlen Memorial Hospital Admissions: Maurice Sellers, Kimberly Nelson, Columbus; Mrs.

Ewell Crews, Genoa. Dismissals: Mrs. A Oberhauser, Adam and Mickey Edwards, Mrs. Eugene Seckman and daughter and Mrs. Larry Einspahr, Columbus.

St. Mary Hospital Admissions: George Rump, Timothy Dumas, Mrs. Ernest Rejda, Columbqs. Dismissals: Christy Lipp, Mrs. Frederick Neemeyer and son, Brenda Boustead, McMeekin, Gregg i James Belford, Nettie Nekl, Shelby; Mrs.

Guy Townsend, Loretto. Violates rule isn't served ADELBURG, England (UP!) --Charlie's Bar at the Bru- dunell Hotel refused to serve Jane Waterfield Tuesday. The reason: She was wearing a mod costume which violated the bar's house rule that no belly buttons are allowed in public. Funeral services for Mrs. Flaxel in Bellwood Friday Funeral services for Mrs.

Mayme Elizabeth Flaxel, 83, who died Monday at the IOOF Home in York, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Bellwood Methodist Church. The Rev. C. H.

Prouty will officiate and burial will be in Bellwood Cemetery. I Funeral Home of York is in charge of arrangements. She was born April 21,1886, at Unionville, the daughter of Hugh and Mary Bacus Waite, and was married to John Flaxel April 23, 1923. Mrs. Flaxel was a resident of Bellwood for 45 years before moving to the IOOF Home in York in 1964.

Her husband died there in 1965, and she was also preceded in death by a son, Wil'iam, parents, two sisters and three brothers. Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Roy Perzival of Scottsb'uff, Mrs. A. T.

Boyll of Terra Haute, and Mrs. B. W. Thoefe cf Columbus; eight grandchildren and 14 great- grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Nellie Severe of Austin, Utah.

Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1969 Columbus, Nebraska The Telegram 5 Break-ins reported of offices, home Police are investigating two break-ins reported this week. Foreman Lumber was entered Tuesday night or this morning and $20 in cash taken. Windows in both office buildings were broken. The William Evans family.

2776 Star Lane, learned Tuesday that someone a entered thsir home by breaking a basement window under the The red abalone is the only abalone marketed in North America. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS ELASTIC HOSIERY Fleischer Rexall Drug We Give SH Green Stamps 2502-13th St. Phone 564-3277 The light touch What this country needs is a 4- I good 5-cent carrying charge. CEL LOVELESS wfr rfl After a recent night at the movies, we've decided that adults shouldn't attend scien- ce fiction films without a 12- year-old along to explain the technicalities. Career girl: one who is more interested in plots and plans than pots and pans.

tf. If. if, Bookkeeper: a person who feels good when tilings start looking black again. iji eji The only man who ever got all his work done by Friday was Robinson Crusoe. You've worked hard enough this year! It's lime to relax and "look forward to Clear- ance Savings at Williams Brothers.

May we wish you a happy and prosperous New Year. KHARTOUM, Sudan (UPI)- A military court convicted former Health Minister Ahmed Zein el Addein of corruption and abuse of ministerial powers Tuesday night, sentenced him to 10 years in prison, fined him and barred him from political activity for life. WILLIAMSl Bros. Co. 240M3th Street Phone 564-3033 Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Boettcher returned Sunday from Memphis, where they were guests of then" daughter and family, the Walter Henrions, for a week. YEAR END A ON MEN'S SUITS HART SCHAFFNER MARX NAMES LIKE CAPPS, DON RICHARDS All Regular Stock UP TO MEN'S TOP COATS SAVE ON MEN'S OUTER JACKETS AND COATS Curry Brothers porch and taken $44 In cash from a purse, night bag and toy safe.

They were gone Dee. 23-28, but didn't discover the theft until Tuesday although broken window had been noted. The first satellite put in orbit by the United Slates was Explorer I. Launched Jan. 31, 1958, it weighed 30.8 pounds.

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