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Mrs. Anton Viglicky Gregor H. Liekhus funeral Friday funeral June 5 Rev. Stanislaus Golik officiated at the Friday, 10 a. m.

Mass Resurrection at St. Catholic Charleses Church, North Bend, for Mrs. Anton (Josephine Viglicky, 83. Altar boys were Anthony Viglicky, Jeffrey Zelazny, Craig Vyhlidal and Shaun Haywood. Jerry Zelazny was lector.

Rosaries were recited Thursday at Moser Memorial Chapel. Burial was in Schuyler Cemetery. Pallbearers were Cyril, Edward and Victor Sloup, Don Hajek. John James Parolek and Emil Semrad. Honorary pallbearers were Larry Ertner, Duane Viglicky, Mel Bailey, Pat Pollard, Gene Viglicky, Richard Urkowski and Ed Jakub.

Mrs. Viglicky died Tuesday at Birchwood Manor. North Bend. The daughter of Frank and Katherina Hrbacek Vidlak, she was born March 3, 1898 in Edholm. She was married to Anton Viglicky March 3, 1919 at St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Schuyler. They lived in the Edholm Lin wood community until moving to North Bend in 1971. Mrs. Viglicky was a member of St. Charles Catholic Church and St.

Anne's Altar Society. Survivors include her husband, two sons. Richard. Hastings: Frederic San Antonio. Texas: two daughters.

(Evelyn) Mrs. William Pollard. North Bend: (Arlene) Mrs. Lawrence Ertner, Spokane. 15 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by three brothers. five sisters. three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Elmer A. Pecha funeral June 2 Rev.

Donald Proett officiated at the June 2. 10:30 a. m. funeral for Elmer A. Pecha.

56, Bruno, at the Abie Auditorium. Fredrick Houfek was and Mrs. Gale DuBois. accompanist. Knott Funeral Home, David City, was In charge of arrangements and burial was in Bruno National Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Daryl Anderson. Reinhart Miller. Ernest Kucera, Gary Yindrick. Louis Sabata and Ed Brezina. Honorary pallbearers were Irvin Marushak.

Mark and Allen Arps. John Malina. David Svoboda and Eddie Duda. An employee of Arps Sand Gravel. Pecha died unexpectedly May 30 at his home.

The son of Theodore J. and Frances Osmera Pecha, he was born April 22, 1925 in Bruno and attended rural school. On Dec. 20, 1950 he married Mildred Kucera in Grand Island. Survivors include his wife, father.

David City; brother, Norman, David City, sister, (Dorothy) Mrs. Lloyd Hajek, nieces and nephews. His mother and an infant brother preceded him in death. Square Dancers to meet June 15 The Midwest Promenaders Square Dance Club will dance at the Legion Club in Schuyler on Monday, June 15 at 8:15 p. m.

Harold Bausch will be the caller. Wilson Cemetery Memorials IN MEMORY OF FRANK AND JOSEPHINE OBORNY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jedlicka. IN MEMORY OF JAMES AND MARY JURA Mr.

and Mrs. Frank V. Jedlicka. IN MEMORY OF FATHER VICTOR HERMAN Mary A. Herman.

IN MEMORY OF EMIL HOREJSI Louis Sedlak. Hello! Call me for AUTO, FIRE, HEALTH, LIFE INSURANCE Ken Oleson 200 East 12th, Schuyler, NE. 352-5188 AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE AUTO HOME DUSINESS HEALTH LIFE FAMILY AL WISCONSIN STOP The Schuyler San Thursday, June 11, 1931 1A PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Mike Casuscelli, Sioux City, Iowa, were weekend guests of her parents, Senator and Mrs.

H. B. Chronister. Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Cerny and daughters, Wisner, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cerny and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Francis A.

Rea. Elizabeth Svoboda, Omaha, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Amos Svoboda. Mr. and Mrs.

Shane Edwards, St. Francis, are the parents of a daughter, born June 2. She weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces, and has been named Shannon Nicole. Mrs. Edwards.

the former Laurie Hrouda, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hrouda. Their address is 4562 S. Whitnall, No.

103, St. Francis, Wise. 53207. For Stanley Home Products Call or Stop! Clea Cerny, 111 East 10th, 352-5147. 36-8 Guaranteed Watch repairing at Herbrich Jewelry.

32u PILLOW SERVICE, June 16, all day at Kubicek Cleaners. 39-1 Mr. and Mrs. Lester De Bower returned home Wednesday from a two and a half week motor trip to Bradenton. Fla.

They were guests of their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. James Clendenon and family of Bradenton. They, also visited Oebsers.

Sun City Center. Mrs. Oebser is a cousin of Lester DeBower. Also visiting at the Clendenon home were Mr. and Mrs.

Ken De Bower and sons, Austin, Texas. The occasion was the confirmation service of Heidi Clendenon at Hope Lutheran Church, Bradenton, on May 24 En route home, the De Bowers visited the Amana Colonies in Iowa. They report much flooding in some states and very dry conditions in other areas. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Spearman and sons, Sutton, were Friday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bohaty. Nancy Nadherny and Randolph Bohaty, both of Lincoln, were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Bohaty. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bos, Duncan, are the parents of a son, Timothy John, born June 3 at Columbus Community Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Bos and Steve were in Columbus Wednesday 1 to visit with Mrs Bos and Timothy. GARDEN AND FLOWER specials. All annuals, mums, geraniums, reg. $1.19, June 10, 11, 12, 13, 98c.

Schuyler Greenhouse. 39-1 American Legion Bingo during K.C. Festival Saturday night and Sunday. 39-1 SKYWAY Drive- Theatre FRI. Dusk.

Wed. Nite $1 per person GENE WILDER RICHARD PRYOR Together Again STIR CRAZY PLUS: "USED CARS" Dr. and Mrs. R. R.

Tomes and Mary Louise returned June 1 from a 10-day visit in Denton, Texas. They attended the wedding of Miss Barbara Utter and their son, Robert. May 30 at the First Presbyterian Church, Denton. Mary Louise served as a bridesmaid at the wedding. While le there they were guests of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Utter Sr. Melissa Louise Blum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L.

Blum, was baptized June 7 at Trinity Lutheran Church by Rev. Robert J. Pierce. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Stewart and Mary Ann Kolm. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Blum and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Kolm. Guests last weekend of Pat Meyer were her mother. Mrs. Grace Schulze and sister, Mrs. Orville Stephas, Spencer, Iowa.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rea were in Columbus Saturday evening to attend her 10 year class reunion of Columbus High School graduates at the Ag Park. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Loseke, Sarah and Rachel, Nebraska City, were weekend guests of his mother. Mrs. Everett Loseke. Mrs. Everett Loseke was a Sunday afternoon and evening guest of her brother and sister in law.

and Mrs. Vernon Nitz. Columbus. She helped them celebrate their wedding anniversary. Mrs.

William Hladky and Michel were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Worthing and family, Elm Creek. Custom made drapes Spulak's. 19f GARDEN AND FLOWER specials.

All annuals, mums, geraniums, reg. $1.19. June 10, 11. 12, 13, 98c. Schuyler Greenhouse.

39-1 American Legion Bingo during K.C. Festival Saturday night and Sunday. 39-1 Mrs. LaVerne Gaughen and her daughter, Mrs. Craig Williams.

Aurora, visited Saturday at the home of Mrs. Ed Gaughen. Mr and Mrs. Charles W. Tooher were in Omaha last Wednesday to help her sister.

Mrs. A. A. Mester, celebrate her 80th birthday. Mr.

and Mrs. Tooher also celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary the same day. Bob Foust and Kathy Bridger, Lincoln, visited Saturday with his grandmother, Mrs. Emil Pabian. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Knapp are the parents of a daughter, born June 7 at Memorial Hospital, Schuyler. The baby weighed 7 pounds, ounces. She has been named Amanda Sue. The baby has a sister, Jennifer, 10, and a brother, Frank.

6. Grandparents are Mrs. Ivah Way and Mrs. Anna Knapp, Schuyler, Sky Theatre FRI. THURS.

7:30 9:30 Tues (8 p.m.) All Seats $1. THE LAST CHAPTER IN THE OMEN TRILOGY THE FINAL CONFLICT 20th CENTURY -FOX FILMS One of the highlights of warm weather is taking that first dip in a swimming pool and for above, that luxury came this into the 90s. The 17-month-old Rea, Patrick made his first accompanied by his favorite Warm weather fun Patrick Michael Rea, pictured past weekend as temps pushed son of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Michael splash in his own swimming pool boats and a toy whale.

Newsy Notes from the Home Folks Mary Blanchard's daughter, Mrs. Elmer Mensik and Mr. Mensik. Grand Island. visited on Memorial Day.

Garrett DeBower and his granddaughter, Susan De. Bower. left June 4 for Roselle, to attend the graduation of his granddaughter. Donna Hildebrandt. They stayed at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Hildebrandt and returned home Monday evening. Ed Hamata attended his 45th class reunion at Johnnies Steak House on May 30. Roseann Schmid's Doyle Rust. Lobleville, and son.

Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dunker and Ken spent the weekend in Iola, visiting at the home of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Dunker and Christa. On Saturday, the group attended the Kansas City Royals Minneapolis Brewers baseball game at the Royals Stadium, Kansas City. Mason Shoe. June Sale. Save up to $9.00 a Pair.

Shoe World, 1615 352-2249. 39-3 American Legion Bingo during K.C. Festival Saturday night and Sunday. 39-1 PILLOW SERVICE, June 16, all day at Kubicek Cleaners. 39-1 Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Woelfel. Omaha, are the parents of a 6 pound. 8 ounce baby girl born May 26 at Bergan Mercy Hospital. She has been named Rebecca Marie.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skarka. Rogers. and Mrs.

Elmo Schmid. Orange visited her for a few days. Her son, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schmid.

Bellwood, and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bock. Columbus also visited. Joe Bultas was visited by Libby Viglicky, Linwood, on Thursday.

Holly Holechek talked with her son. John. from Jacksonville. on the phone recently. Agnes Brand's brother, Milo Poulas, David City.

visited on Sunday. Esther Papa's daughter and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lang.

Rapid City, S. D. visited on Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Sokol. Abie, visited with Ed Hajek. Dr. Odvarka, Clarkson, and Mrs. Helen Odvarka, Howells visited Jack Bittinger.

Emma Broekemeier accompanied Mrs. W. H. Broekemeier, to Norfolk on Memorial Day visit her sister in law, Mrs. John Broekemeier, and her niece, Arlief Hoppe and then to Howells to visit Mrs.

Anna Krejci. Visitors are welcome at any time, and the residents enjoy them very much. A group of people who visited recently whom the residents look forward to seeing include: Edna De Bower. Florence De Bower. Sister Josie, Mary Herman.

Betty DeBower, Suzie Neujahr, Tillie Ustohal, Loretta Grotelueschen. Paula Edith Grotelueschen. Schroeter, Sister Perfecta, Helen Bednar. Helen Svoboda. and her granddaughter, Sandy, Albie Sindelar.

Lois Kramer and Carrie Kramer. Drugs and Your Health Kitchen Gifts as Attractive as They are Useful. $250 $1.500 $5,000 $10.000 Round Cutlery Board 4.00 FREE FREE FREE 6-Pc. Set 4.00 00 FREE FREE 2-Pc. Cutlery 8.00 4.00 FREE ANY 3-Pc.

Cutlery 9.00 5.00 FREE Kitchen Sink Board 9.00 00 5.00 FREE OMI Cutting Block $10.00 6.00 FREE Bun Basket $11.00 7.00 1.00 Cutting Block $13.00 9.00 3.00 Cutting Block $17.00 $13.00 7.00 1.00 Bak'n Serve, Qt. Rd. $18.00 $14.00 8.00 2.00 Cheese Cracker Server $21.00 $17.00 $11.00 5.00 Snack Cheese Server $30.00 $26.00 $20.00 $14.00 Gifts subject to availability; Now kitchen accessories that are both one gift per customer please. you'll receive decorative and useful when you save at First National Schuyler. Handsome American wicker serving pieces.

We'll be there. First. Beautiful hardwood cutting board. And Regent Sheffield cutlery. They're handy additions to any kitchen and Plus you'll receive the highest insured interest allowed make ideal spring gifts.

Any one can be yours free or at substantially reduced prices with a qualifying deposit. His FDIC by law on your savings. When you want attractive gifts for saving, we'll be there FIRST NATIONAL SCHUYLER first. First National Schuyler. Downtown and West Highway 30 352-2466 The funeral of Gregor Liekhus, 68, Cedar Rapids, father of Paul Liekhus, Schuyler, was held June 5, at St.

Anthony's Catholic Church, Cedar Rapids. Rev. Robert Nienaber officiated at the 10:30 a. Mass of the Resurrection. Burial was in the parish cemetery.

Levanders Funeral Horne was in charge of arrangements. Liekhus. a farmer, died Tuesday, evening at Boone County Hospital. The Henry and Barbara Dolejs Liekhus, he born Feb. 10, 1913 in Cuming County.

On June 11, married Margaret Wlaschin in Cedar Rapids. Survivors include his wife, six sons, Paul. Schuyler; Dan, Omaha: Albert, Minneapolis, Carroll, Norfolk; Francis. U.S. Navy.

China Lake, Richard. at home: one daughter, Mrs. Regina Long. Norfolk; and 14 grandchildren. parents preceded him in death.

Hospital Memorials IN MEMORY OF MARY FOLDA Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Stark, Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Hladky, Jeanette King. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Beran, and Mrs. Adolph Pokorny, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Healy, Mrs. Eileen Costello, Mrs. Tom P. Costello.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kluck and sons. Mrs. Kathleen Havelka, Mrs.

Earl Hogel. IN MEMORY OF GEORGE NOVOTNY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Herout, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Filbert J.

Wacha. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mehaffey, Dr. and Mrs.

Merlin Sucha. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sindelar.

Julie Beran. Mr. and Mrs. Ed A. Neesen and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph J. Novotny. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Folda, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brodecky, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cada.

IN MEMORY OF CHESTER WELCH Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sobota. IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM McNALLY Mr. Mrs.

Frank Cada. IN MEMORY OF EMIL HORVATH Mrs. Stanley Cada. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Hoops, North Bend. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Muller. Monday dinner guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Cyril Kluck were Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bevans. formerly of Lincoln, who now reside in Moscow, Idaho.

Wesley Bevans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bevans. Genesee, Idaho. and the grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Byron Bevans and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Kluck. was also present.

Wesley remained at the home of his grandparents for several days visit. Mrs. Wayne Kehrli and Brian. Omaha, were also weekend guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Cyril Kluck. Mrs. Kehrli returned to Omaha on Sunday, while Brian remained at the home of his grandparents for a visit. HOSPITAL NEWS Visiting hours 11 a. m.

to 8:30 p. m. Admissions Long Baccam, Columbus; Mrs. William Suey, Philip Nesladek. Morse Bluff; Amy Schuyler Manor Memorials IN MEMORY OF ALICE JOHANNES Mrs.

Ann Loseke, Ernie and Jean Mayhew, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Loseke, Catherine O' Brien, Inez Linenburg, Nadine D. Wacha, Pauline Leaders, Bernice Mentzer, Tom Heckman, Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Rocheford, and Mrs. Otto Kehrli, Mrs. Joe Cuda and Ken, Earl and Mildred Vondracek, Mary Holloran, Adolph and Mildred Ruzicka, Milda and Alan Gray, Roy and Irene Kohler, Marvin Kohler, Marion Kramar, LaVern Anne Ladehoff, Franklin and Evelyn Liston, Woody and Arlene Herde, Betty Herde, Edna E. Tews, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hovenden, Lorna and Dalton Moural, Laura Bauman. Langemeier, Arnold Jonas, Vlasta Hovorka, Mrs. Ronald Hashberger, John Wachal, Bozena Novotny, Mrs. Frank Srb, Schuyler. Dismissals Albina Blatny, Linwood; John J.

Kastl, Bruno; Alois Karel, Howells; Mrs. John Bridgeford and daughter, Columbus; Louise Podany, Ladwig Lapour, Bessie Brabec, Clarkson; Amal Koory, Mrs. Lumir Tuma, Anton Blatny, Mrs. Ramon Menique, Mrs. Don Meister and son, Schuyler; Harold Drueppel, transferred to St.

Joseph's Hospital, Omaha; Mame Varejcka, transferred to Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital, Hastings, Births June 1 A daughter, 6 pounds, ounces, Mr. and Mrs. John Bridgeford, Columbus. June 2 A 7 pounds, ounces, Mr. son.a Mrs.

Don Meister, Schuyler. June daughter, 7 pounds, ounces, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knapp, Schuyler. Pat's Ceramics Gift Shop Schuyler Many Gifts already made up, or come in and pick out an item and I'll make it for you, or will help you make it yourself.

Free Lessons HOURS: 1-5 p.m. Mon. Fri. 7 10 p.m. Wednesdays Everybody's (Steppin' Out For Women's Top Quality, Inexpensive, Name Brand Fashion Footwear.

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9:30 5:00 563-3810 Summer IS upon us; and with this season. many outdoor activities will take place. These outdoor activities will mean more exposure to the sun and sunburn. Before this exposure to the sun. it is best to use one of the products that contain a sunscreen.

This will help prevent a burn, and it will also help prevent aging and wrinkling of the skin. Many products such as lotions and creams are available with sunscreens in them. There are also lip guards with sunscreens to protect the lips. There are: a number of chemical products used as sunscreens. They include PABA.

oxybenzone. dioxybenzone, cinoxate, menthyl anthranilate and digalloyl trioleate. Some individuals will find that they are allergic to some of these chemicals. In that case, they will have to choose a product that does not contain the allergic ingredient. When choosing a product for sunscreen.

observe the number rating system. As the numbers get higher. the protection is greater. For someone who is fair skinned and has not had much exposure to sun. a higher number around 8 may be needed to prevent a burn.

To protect sensitive areas around the nose and face it is best to choose a product with a very high number such as 14. This will stop all burning. Many products will need to be applied before exposure and reapplied frequently if you are in water. Paul A. Rupprecht, Pharmacist, Memorial Hospital, Inc.

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