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Personals Mrs. Everett Loseke accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clinton William Svoboda, Leigh, to Columbus Sunday to visit at the home of their brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Nitz. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Hare of Arlington, spent the New weekend, nerriving Friday, with his and Mrs. O'Hare.

They also visited with his brother Tom of Pocatello, Idaho and his sister Jeanette of Omaha who were also holiday guests of their parents. Joining them for New Year's Day were another sister, Mary Ann Love and her husband James and their children, Johnnie, Ann Marie and Jason of Lincoln and Mrs. James Grady and Rose Mary, John O'Hare and Ann O'Hare. Guaranteed Watch Repairing, 5 to 7 days at Herbrich Jewelry. Richard G.

Gless, watch repairing. 16tf January Clearance now in progress at Town Country. 17-1 Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Znamanacek of Lincoln and Mr.

and Mrs. Tony family of Fremont were recent visitors of Mrs. Anton Jindra and family. Mrs. Anton Jindra hosted dinner at her home Jan.

2 to honor Mrs. Mary Kucera on her birthday. Kathy Jura returned to her studies at Bryan Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Sunday after a two week visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Jura. Sky Theatre ENDS TONITE (Wed.) Revenge of the Pink Panther" Open Thurs. thru Wed. 2 Shows 7:30 9:15 CHEECH CHONG'S elmoke SAT.

SUN. MATINEE All Seats $1.00 The ScienceFiction that Started it all! H. G. WELLS' THE WAR OF THE WORLDS Starring Gene Barry, Ann Robinson, Les Tremayne Mrs. P.

J. Markovich, Daly City, arrived Friday for a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F.

Reinecke and brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Reinecke. Leigh Schmale, student at Midland College, Fremont, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Amiel Schmale and family. Miss Emma Stastny who has resided in Omaha many years is now a resident of Schuyler Senior Citizens Home. Mrs. Chauncy Kunkle returned Sunday from a three week holiday visit at the home of her niece, Mrs.

John St. Peter, and family in Sioux City, and Mrs. St. brought her home and spent the day here. Christmas Eve they were guests of his brother and sister in law, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry St. Peter in Alcester, S. D. They also spent a day in Council Bluffs, Iowa and Omaha visiting relatives.

Friday they drove to Sioux Falls, S. D. where they attended a basketball game in which Mrs. Kunkle's nephew, Andy Wilch, was a member of the Sioux City squad which played a Sioux Falls high school team. Frank E.

Wasko, Sacramento, enjoyed a holiday visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wasko other Schuyler relatives and friends. January Clearance now progress at Town Country. 17-1 Guaranteed Watch Repairing, 5 to 7 days at Herbrich Jewelry.

Richard G. Gless, watch repairing. 160 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meisner and sons, Sioux City, Iowa visited recently with her mother.

Mrs. Josephine Semrad and brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Amiel Schmale and family. Janet Chronister and Mike Casuscelli, Sioux City, Iowa were Friday overnight guests of her Mr.

and Mrs. H. Chronister." Sun Sunday morning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kucera were Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Kucera Douglas, Bellwood. Dinner supper guests were Mr. Mrs, and Gerald Gocken, Jerry George, Alberta and Michael, Fremont, and La Verne Kucera, Schuyler. LEX.

17:1 Christmas Dayi guests Mrs. James Grady Rose Mary were Mr. and Mrs. James Love, Johnnie, Ann Marie and Jason of Lincoln, Tom O'Hare of Pocatello, Idaho, Jeanette 0'Hare of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond O' Hare, John O'Hare and Miss Ann O'Hare, Schuyler. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson were Sunday guests of their son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Nelson and family, Lincoln. A Wednesday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Foust was Thomas Wohlford, Colorado Springs, Colo. January Clearance now in progress at Town Country.

17-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Foust were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Muller.

January Clearance now in progress at Town Coun- OPEN HOUSE In honor of MR. and MRS. FRANK A. NOVOTNY on their 50th Wedding Anniversary Sunday, Jan. 21 from 2 to 4:30 p.m.

Johnnies Steak House We invite relatives and friends to join us. Dennis, Ginny, Paul and Bobby Novotny No invitations will be sent. Request no gifts. THANK YOU It has been a pleasure to serve the people of Colfax County as County Assessor the past 12 years. I wish to express a special "thanks" to all the employees in my office.

Chester Guidinger DID YOU KNOW? By Laris AN OUTSTANDING FEAT TOOK PLACE LAST SUMMER WHEN 26-YEAR OLD 215 LB. John Kinsella SWAM ACROSS LAKE ONTARIO IN 13 HOURS AND 49 MINUTES, TO BREAK THE FORMER RECORD BY I HOUR AND 21 MINUTES. HE ENCOUNTERED 9 -FT. WAVES, 50 M. P.H.

POLLUTION, A THUNDERSTORM AND AN ATTACK OF FOOD POISONING. TOM MIX FAMOUS MOVIE COWBOY "EA YESTERYEAR, FOUGHT IN CHINA IN THE BOXER REBELLION, AND IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR. MOA AN EXTINCT BIRD OF NEW ZEALAND, THAT EXISTED UNTIL THE 1600'S, COULDN'T FLY. SOME OF THE SMALL MOAS WERE THE SIZE OF TURKEYS. THE BIG ONES WERE 10 TO 012 FT.

TALL. TRIBESMEN USED MOAS FOR FOOD. 21 clubs represented at January council The Colfax County Extension Council held their Jan. 2 meeting at the Extension office in Schuyler with 21 clubs answering roll call. Mrs.

Frank Cada, chairman, called the meeting to order. The Pledge of Allegiance and the Nebraska Home Extension Club Creed were recited. A motion was passed to continue participation in the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary sponsored Craft Day held the first Sunday in October. new clubs were recognized, the Denim Dolls, Mrs. Fred Dornburgh, president and the other club, as yet unnamed with Mrs.

Tom Faltys as president. One of five traveling art displays will be at the Schuyler Library during month of September. Sept. 17 the Extension Council will sponsor a public meeting for Colfax and Platte, Counties with a humanist presenting a program entitled Frank D. Blatny dies in Missouri Frank D.

Blatny, former resident of Linwood, died Jan. at his home in Monet. Mo, Funeral service was held in Springfield, with burial in the National Cemetery, Survivors include his wife. Pauline, and three brothers, Anton and Edward Schuyler, and Jacob Omaha. Mr.

Blatny was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers, Charles, Joseph and Lewis. Cancer Society Memorials IN MEMORY OF MRS. ANTON VRBA SR. Mr. Mrs.

Milo Svoboda. IN MEMORY OF MRS. EUGENE BOHUSLAVSKY Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glodowski, Mr.

and Mrs. Francis A. Rea. IN MEMORY OF VERNA CONNERLEY Mrs. Elmer Gless.

IN MEMORY OF EVERETT-LOSEKE Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Rea. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Wiebold, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pekarek, Mrs. Vernetta Svoboda and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Cantlon. Roy Freeman. Girl Scouting is Friendship. Help make it happen.

Buy Girl Scout Cookies. Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoelscher Cordially Invite Everyone to View the Revolutionary MONEY SAVING Energy-Mate Wood Burning Systems at an Open House Sunday Afternoon, Jan.

14 Mile East and 5 Miles North of Rogers. Mary Bohac buried Funeral is in Kimball Dec. 30 for Richard Funeral service for Mrs. James (Mary) Bohac, was held Dec. 30 in Kimball at the Allen Funeral Home with the Rev.

Dwight Kemling officiating. Mrs. Bohac died Dec. 26 at the Kimball Hospital. Burial was in Christus Gardens Cemetery, Kimball.

The daughter of John and Mary Ruzicka Dohse she was born Nov. 13, 1899 in She attended Colfax County rural schools. She was married to James Bohac on Jan. 13, 1920. They farmed in the Schuyler area until 1936 when they moved to Kimball.

Survivors include five sons, Edward W. of Sterling, John James Ernest all of Kimball and Charles J. of Houston, Texas: a daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann Kleinholz of Gunnison, three brothers, John Dohse of Schuyler, Emil Dohse of Fremont and Adolph Dohse of Port Richey, two sisters, Emma, Mrs. Edward and Julia, Mrs: Rudolph Kucera, both of Schuyler; 24 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband and a sister, Mrs. Christine Cerny. Edward Machacek funeral held Jan. 8 Funeral service for Edward Machacek, 77, retired farmer, was held Monday at Svoboda Funeral Home. Lee Hicks officiated at 11 a.

and George C. and Bozena Novotny were in charge of music. Burial was in Schuyler Cemetery. Pallbearers were Rainold Horejsi, Clair Lanning, Lambert Horejsi, Everett Hahn, John E. Jedlicka and James Pollard.

Mr. Machacek died Jan. 4 at Schuyler Senior Citizens Home where he had resided since March 1976. The son of Joseph F. and Antonia Horejsi Machacek, he was born July 24, 1901 in Colfax County and attended school at District 6.

On May 9, 1942 he married Emma English in Columbus. They farmed in Colfax County until their retirement in November 1969 when they moved to Schuyler. Mr. Machacek is survived by his wife, one stepson, Eugene H. Beier, Lincoln; one stepdaughter, (Esther) Mrs.

Randolph Svitak, Morrell; six stepgrandchildren, two sisters, Otilie and Anna, both of Schuyler. sister and an infant brother preceded him in death. Methodist Church Memorials IN MEMORY OF MARGARET McBURNEY Mr. and Mrs. Curt Frost, Mr.

and Mrs. Lumir Jedlicka and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Renner, Mrs. Paul Luchsinger, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Luchsinger Jr. and family, David Luchsinger, Mary Ann Bede, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Janousek and sons, Mr.

and Mrs. Myles Sindelar, Mr. and Mrs. John Nugent, Strate family, Laurets and Hilda Rasmussen, Ruth Black, Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Dobrusky, Rose and Richard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Muehlich and Lee, Harold and Florence Rhea and family; Guy and Mae Belle Dodendorf. Mr. and Mrs.

George Alley, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vitamvas, Mrs. Ralph Specht and family, Bess and Bob Kasparek, Edward Wachal Neil Kunkle, Bill and Georgia Kunkle. Mr.

and Mrs. George McNally. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kracl and Ron.

Mr. and Mrs. Reg Schlemmer, Mrs. Hulda Schlemmer. Mrs.

Elmer Gless. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. A.

Lapacek. Nadine Esterling, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Buresh: Louise Peters, Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Mares. James and Eleanor, Pacas. Mrs. Martin Heavican.

Mr. and Mrs. Newell Applebee. Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pollard and Pat. Mr. and Mrs.

Carroll Longacre, Ernest Krejei. Mr. and Mrs. William Krula, Mrs. John Mr.

Mrs. Bart Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Poole, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Goff. Mt. and Mrs. Larry Dunker and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Weaks, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ehernberger, Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Emanuel: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cummings. Mrs. Henry Bender and family, Mrs.

Verna Connerley, Jim and Kathy Cummings, and Mrs. Leland Marxsen, Mrs. Clarence Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heavican, Gladys B.

Kunkle, Milo and Libbie Mastny, Duane Kroeger, Jim Mastny, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Zrust, and Mrs. Harry Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hogel, John Parolek, Julie Goldberg, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dunn, Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Faltys, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Leeper, Mr.

and Mrs. Greg Martens, Kit and Catherine Kennedy. Jan. 6 Shoultz Funeral services for Richard Frank Shoultz, 52, were held Jan. 6 at Kucera Rozanek Chapel.

Shoultz, owner of Dick's Bar and an area farmer, died at his home on Jan. 3. The Rev. Lee Hicks officiated at the services. Burial was in Schuyler Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Robert Oborny, Stanley Jonas Larry Faltys, Dave Krula, Dan Kramer and Clarence Kassmeier. Shoultz was born in Edholm. on Feb. 14, 1926, to Frank E. and Anna (Palensky) Shoultz.

He was a graduate of Schuyler High School, served in the Navy during World War II and was a member of Schuyler's V.F. W. Shoultz was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Mrs. Charles (LaVay) Pollard of Fremont. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Dale (Linda) Heimann of Corydon, Iowa, and Mrs. Gary (Bonnie) Schleuter of Grand Island; one son, Richard F. Jr. of Schuyler; four grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Cyril (Goldie) Kluck and Earl (Velda) Trofholz, "both of Schuyler.

Katherine Schroeder dies in David City Katherine M. Schroeder, 92, sister of Mrs. Ann Peltz, Schuyler, died Dec. 31 at Butler County Hospital, David City. Rev.

Arthur Schornack officiated at the Jan. 3, 10:30 a. m. service at Redeemer Lutheran Church, David City. Burial was in Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery.

David City, Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements. The daughter of Claus and Anna Brandt Cordes, she was born June 30, 1886 in Washburn, Ill. and received her education in Butler County Schools. Survivors sisters, include, Schuyler; Mrs. Emma Buehrer, Peetz, Mrs.

Marie Hechendorf, Elizabeth, Mrs. Freda Vassell, Omaha; brothers, Theodore, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and Walter, Clearwater, Fla. Preceding her death were her husband, Henry, in 1972, three brothers and two sisters. John J. Machacek funeral is Jan.

5 Funeral service for John J. Machacek, 62, Schuyler native, was held Friday at Svoboda Funeral Home. Rev. Phillip Hayes officiated at 2 p. m.

Mrs. Eugene Dostal, organist, accompanied soloist, Lloyd Edwards. Burial was in Schuyler Cemetery with military service conducted by McLeod Post 47, American Legion and Hespen-Mitchell Post 4836, VFW. Pallbearers were Charles Salak, Orville Novak, Lloyd Divis, Elmer Herde, Otto Krivohlavek and Frank Kramar. A crane operator in Ashland, Mr.

Machacek died Jan. 1 at the Veterans Hospital, Lincoln. The son of John and Antonia Ondracek Machacek, he was born Sept. 24, 1916 in Schuyler where he attended public school. He served in the United States Army during WWII and was a member of the American Legion Post 129, Ashland.

Mr. Machacek is survived by four, sisters, (Antonette) Mrs. William Urban, (Sylvia) Robert Houfek, both of Schuyler, (Wilma) Mrs. Clair Lanning and Mrs. Olga Gilbert, both of Ashland, nieces and nephews.

His parents and one brother preceded him in deatb. The Schuyler Sun Thursday, January 11, 1979 7A HOSPITAL NEWS Visiting hours Mrs. Katheryn Hejhal, 11 a. m. to 8:30 p.

m. Admissions John Kastl, Bruno; John Lorenzen, Leigh; Frank L. Nemec, Kate Kopietz, Arthur Balzer, Clarkson; Jill M. Ray, North Bend; Thomas M. Reardon Mrs.

Richard Drueppel, Mrs. Frances Knecht, Roger (Tony) Tucker, Betty Payzant, Thomas Wacha, Mrs. Clifton Wages, Schuyler. Dismissals Rick Schmuecker, West Point: Mrs. Albin Sindelar, Drugs and The year 1978 was a good year for new drugs and new medical techniques.

Many new drugs were introduced to help treat diseases. In addition to new drugs introduced for the first time, some older drugs found new uses. New methods for using these drugs were al so discovered. Cancer research made some very important advances with new drugs and different drug combinations. Many cancers that were untreatable now can be controlled, and the length and quality of life improved.

Vascular diseases such as coronary artery disease and high blood pressure can be more effectively treated with new drugs. Many of the unpleasant side effects of some of the drugs used can be controlled. Diseases such as angina can be better controlled; and in many cases, an almost normal life can be pursued. Howells; Albina Blatny, Lin wood; Adolph Kudera, Clarkson; Herman Rahtz, Leigh; Mrs. Clem Benesch, Mrs.

Arnold d. Jonas, Mrs. Marion Rodriguez and son, Rebecca Pelan, Mrs. James Janousek, Schuyler. Birth Jan.

5 A daughter, 5 pounds, 8 ounces, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harms, Dodge. Death Jan. 7 Mrs.

Louise A. Dvorak, Howells, 79. Your Health We realize that the cost of medical advances is high, but definite results are seen. According to actuarial data, in the last five years, one full year of life has been added to the life expectancy of a 65-year-old. This is very significant since in the previous 20 years, life expectancy increased only 1.2 years.

Insurance companies see one more important factor other than medical developments that has added to life expectancy. This is the 55 mile per hour speed limit. Not only is the death toll lower but severe physical injuries are less. Paul A. Rupprecht, Pharmacist, Memorial Hospital, Inc.

Arts In Your Life Is TV Enough?" The officers of the council will attend a district officers training meeting Feb. 6 in Lincoln. Jane Munson showed a film entitled Eyes are for and then made the comment to slow down, enjoy life and think about all the things around us that are cultural arts. The next meeting will be held at the Howells City Hall on April 4 at 1:30 p. m.

John R. Pokorny dies in Omaha John R. (Bob) Pokorny, 53, Fremont, former Schuyler farmer, died Jan. 4 in an Omaha hospital. The Mass of the Resurrection was said at 10 a.

Monday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Fremont. Rosary was recited Sunday evening at Moser Memorial Chapel. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery, Schuyler, with military graveside service by the Clarkson VFW Post. Pallbearers were E.

Lee Reames, Ray Peterman, James Jack Glantz, Royal Vondracek and Dick Lamberty. The son of Lumir and Lillian Cakel Pokorny, he was born May 17, 1925 in Howells and was a 1943 graduate of Howells High School. On Nov. 25. 1947 he married Arlene Michaels of Schuyler at Holy Trinity Church, Heun.

Mr. Pokorny was a veteran of World War II and the Korean conflict. He was a member of St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Fremont, Central City Eagles Club and American Legion Post. Mr.

and Mrs. Pokorny retired from farming north of Schuyler and moved to Central City in September, 1976 where he Johnny's Drive-Inn Liquor. Last September they moved to Fremont. Survivors include his wife. one son.

Michael, York: two daughters, (Monica) Mrs. Robert Yunag. Dayton, Ohio: (Mary Alice) Mrs. Don Johnson. averly: parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lumir Pokorny. Schuyler: two brothers. Alan. Lincoln: Paul.

Howells: two sisters. Valma) Mrs. Dale Krieger. Lincoln: (Margie) Mrs. Bill Phelan, Gretna: one grandson.

He was preceded in death by a sister. The seventh floor residents of Schuyler Manor beld birthday luncheon Saturday noon for Irene Pokorny at the apartment of Mary Bohuslavsks. Guests were Mmes. Katherine Perrin, Mable Rachow. Gladys Wolfe.

Ann Loseke and Agnes Hospital Memorials IN MEMORY OF AMALIE RERUCHA Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Fencl. IN MEMORY OF RUDOLPH HEUN Mrs. Elmer Folken.

IN MEMORY OF SHIRLEY BOHUSLAVSKY Friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Healy, and Mrs. Gus Fayman.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Horstman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chapek.

IN MEMORY OF THOMAS DAHLSTEDT Mr. and Mrs. Larry McClure. IN MEMORY OF JULIA NOVOTNY Mr. and Mrs.

Gail Herbst. IN MEMORY OF VERNA CONNERLEY Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fayman and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Zima, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest De Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kelly.

IN MEMORY OF AGNES LODL Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Wachal, Mr. and Mrs.

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