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re Son (Caroline) services Saturday services for Mrs. N. (Caroline M. Meyseaburg) Reisdorff, 70, of David City, were conducted Saturday morning, Nov. 15, from St.

Mary's Catholic Church, David City. Mrs. Reisdorff died Nov. 12 at the Butler County Hospital following a four mouth illness. Magr, A.

J. Licko was celebrant of the Mass of Resurrection. Father Gerald Vap furnished the liturgy music. A family offering of individual City, -Nov. 20, 1900 and presented took place offertory time.

Members St. Mary's PCCW and Catholic Daughters attended in a body. Pallbearers were Don Meyseaburg, Bruce Meysenburg, Mike Meysenburg, Jim Johnson, Dave Dehner and Tim Lyons. Burial was in St. Mary's and St.

Peter's Cemetery, Bellwood. Attending the services were relatives and friends from Columbus, Seward, Sidney, Lexington, Overton, North Platte, Omaha, Lincoln, Friend, Exeter, Fairbury, Kearney, Schuyler, and towns in Butler ser's Clothing Store and County and Emporia and Novacek's Department Store. Salina, Des She was a member of St. Milwaukee, and Mary's Catholic Church, St. Alton, 111.

ary's P.C.C.W., St. Mary's Caroline M. Reisdorff, the Guild and the Catholic daughter of Henry J. and Daughters, and belonged to Amalia (Krones) Meysen- the Association for Retarded burg, was born Jan. 24, 1910, Citizens, Butler County.

at David City. She attended She is survived by her school at St. Mary's, David husband, Ben N. Reisdorff; City, and Marietta, Bellwood. two sons, Daniel and Robert On Jan.

24, 1933, she was Reisdorff of Lincoln; four united in marriage to Ben N. daughters, Dolores Lyons of Reisdorff at I Presentation Friend, Barbara Dehner of Parish, Bellwood. Seven David City, Marita Zwick of children were born to this West Allis, and Patricia union. Reisdorff of Omaha; two She spent her entire life in brothers, Bernard Meysenthe David City community, burg of David City and Henry She was employed by Schwe- Meysenburg of Sidney; four The East Butler FFA Alumni are sponsoring a nut and bolt sale conducted by Mr. Steve Fosbinder Nov.

18 26. He will be contacting you on your farm to show you his selection. FFA Alumni will make all deliveries in approx. 2 weeks. East Butler FFA Donkey Basketball Game.

Saturday, Nov. 8 p.m. East Butler Gym. Tickets- Advance $2 or $2.50 at door. David City H.S.

faculty vs. East Butler H.S. faculty. East Butler FFA freshmen VS. another FFA team.

For advance tickets call East Butler H.S. Christmas Boutique! Sunday, Nov. 23, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Knights of Columbus Hall, David City, Ne.

Something for everyone! Spons. by Bellwood Mrs. Jaycees. Singles Dance Friday, Nov. 21 9 to 1 Flying Ballroom, Utica, Ne.

Music by J.C.D. $2.50 per person. 50's and 60's Dance -Friday, Nov. 21, 8 to 12. Rising City Fire Hall.

Adm. $5.00 couple, $3.00 single. No minors. Sponsored by Rising City Jaycees and Ms. Jaycees.

EDDIE'S BAR, PRAGUE, NE. -SATURDAY, NOV. 22, 8 to 12 Music by Joe Havlovic Trio Alcohol plant information meeting in the new office of Farmers Co-op Grain Bellwood, Monday, Nov. 24, at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Farmers Co-op Grain, Bellwood Co-op Service Center, and Bellwood Co-op Credit Association.

All are welcome to attend. Coffee and rolls will be served. HOLIDAY CRAFTS, Sun. Nov. 23-Didn't reserve a table in time for the Christmas Boutique at the KC Hall, so we're setting up shop across the street in the PCA office, 1 to 5 p.m.

Connie Kershner and Robin Lehr. MEAT SHOOT-SUNDAY, NOV. 23 at Bee starting at 12:30 p.m. Sponsored by The Bee Gun Club JAYCEE THANKSGIVING DANCE, Prague National Hall, Saturday, Nov. 29, 9 to 1.

Frankie Remar Orch. Adm. $2.00. Sponsored by the Prague Jaycees. EAST BUTLER PEP CLUB OPEN HOUSE-Tuesday, Nov.

25, 7 to 9 p.m. at the East Butler gym. On hand will be dealers from Rubber Maid, Stanley, New Woman Jewelry, Colonial Craft and Queen's Way. ORDER YOUR RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT AND ORANGES NOW FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS FRUIT BASKETS. Shipped fresh direct from Texas.

Free delivery to your door. Gift cheese packs also available. Contact any David City High School band member or band parent before Nov. 24. Stag and Stagette at Dwight Legion Hall.

Saturday, Nov. 22. Serving from 6:30 to 9:00 P.M. Serving barbecued pork ribs. Spons.

by Dwight American Legion Post 110. Mr. and Mrs. Dave "Tom" Lyons of Brainard will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Nov. 23, with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m.

at the Legion Hall in Brainard. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further invitation. They request no gifts. ANNUAL BARN -STATES BALLROOM, BEE Sunday, November 23 Dancing 8 to 12. Music by AI Grebnick Orch.

Spons. by Bee Fire Dept. Free Turkeys, Ducks, Geese. Drawing for $200 and the lucky horse collar. We invite you all once again to enjoy this big event at Bee, Nebraska.

When Friday rolls round, The place to be found, Is in Abie having fun with a friend, The music is great- come early, stay late, You'll be sorry the evening must end. FISH FRY at PONY EXPRESS BAR'N, Abie, Ne. Serving 5 to 11. Nov. 21-Music by Accordianetts.

TWO FREE TURKEYS GIVEN AWAY DURING THE FISH FRY. SENIOR CITIZENS' NOON MEAL and SOCIAL AFTERNOON Every Wednesday City Auditorium Make meal reservations by 5 p.m. Monday, 367-3221 or 367-3672 SOUP SUPPER-Chill, Chicken Noodle and Potato. All you can eat. Sunday, Nov.

23 4 to 8 p.m. Hall, David City. Advance ticketsAdults, children under 12, at door -Adults, children under 12, $1.25. Available from any K.C. Member.

Order your Holiday Baking from the David City FHA by 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20 and pick it up at 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22 in the David City High School Home Ec room.

Prices as follows: Dinner rolls, cinnamon rolls, kolaches and donuts $2.80 per dozen; large pies, $3.25, small pies. $2.75 (no cream pies); unfilled cream puffs and rosettes, $1.80 per doz. To order, call 367-3187. BAKE SALE by Bruno Home School Association Friday, Nov. 21 9:30 to 1:00 at Hotovy Furniture Store, David City sisters, Sister Loyola Meysenburg of Alton, Anna Rose Johnson of Omaha, Sister Clarice Meysenburg of Rockford, and Sister Agnes Meysenburg of Milwaukee, 16 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Her parents; a son, Richard Leon; and two brothers, Carl Anthony and Joseph B. Meysenburg, preceded her in death. Carl Neubel, 91, services conducted Tuesday afternoon Services for a lifetime Rising City area resident, Carl A. Neubel, 91, were conducted Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 18, from David City Memorial Chapel with the Rev.

Daniel Schroeder officiating. Mr. Neubel died Saturday, Nov. 15, at Columbus Community Hospital where he had been taken after falling from a ladder at his home. Pallbearers were Perley Dixon, Edgar Dixon, Ronald Dey, Edwin Keiser, LaVern Schroeder, and Alfred Rathje.

Burial was in the Rising City Cemetery at Rising City. Carl August Neubel, the son of Godfrey and Welhelmina Dietsch Neubel, was born Aug. 12, 1889, near Rising City. He was baptized in the Lutheran faith. His father died after a lengthy illness when Carl was nine years old.

Carl and his two brothers began working for area farmers when they were quite young. He also worked in a Shelby hardware store and in one of the Rising City banks before becoming a fulltime carpenter. Many Rising City homes, area farm homes, and other buildings were built by him. In August, 1939, he began to build the First Lutheran Church in Rising City. When it was 1 finished, he designed and built the chancel furnishings SO it could be dedicated on March 1, 1940.

He married Velura Maud White in 1913. They lived all of their He married life in Rising built City. eventually them a new home. After the death of his wife on May 19, 1904, he began making clocks. He made 50 grandfather clocks which were distributed throughout Nebraska and other states.

Mr. Neubel is survived by one sister, Elizabeth Dixon, and many nephews and nieces. Preceding him in death were two sisters, Wilhelmina Neubel and Berger, and two brothers, Fred and William Neubel. Emil Shalon, 75, services conducted at Schuyler Nov. 10 Funeral services for Emil Shalon of Abie were conducted Monday afternoon, Nov.

10, from Svoboda Funeral Home in Schuyler. Mr. Shalon, 75, died Friday, Nov. 7, at Schuyler Memorial Hospital. Rev.

Carlson officiated at the services. Music was furnished by Mrs. Eugene Dostal. Pallbearers were Marvin Shalon, Ac Ostronic, Milo Krivanek, LaVerne Krivanek, Carroll Krivanek and Joe Krepcik. Honorary pallbearers were Emil Krenk, Irvin Marushak, Gene Siroky, Lloyd Hajek, Ernest Kucera and Frank Yonda.

Burial was in Abie National Cemetery. Emil Shalon, the son of James and Mary Kavan Shalon, was born April 19, 1905, at Linwood. He attended school at Nimburg. On March 12, 1932, he was united in marriage to Stazie Krivanek. She died Oct.

29, 1980. He owned and operated a grain elevator in Abie and operated a road maintainer. He was a member of the Z.C.B.J. Lodge, a 40-year member of the Abie Volunteer Fire Department and a 50-year member of the Village Board. His entire life was spent in the Abie and Linwood area.

Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Victor (Libbie) Hines of Morse Bluff and Mrs. Frances Barta of Omaha, nieces and nephews. His wife and one brother preceded him in death. Read and use Banner-Press Want Ads.

Services held at Wahoo on Nov. 8 for Emil Docekal Emil Docekal was born Press Want Ad. Oct. 4, 1895, at Abie to Charles 'Brigadoon' on Aquinas stage this weekend Funeral services for Emil L. Docekal, 85, of Wahoo were held Saturday, Nov.

at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church in Wahoo with Rev. John W. Kelly officiating and Magr. Jerry Hardy, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Atlanta, assisting.

Music war by the church choir and Mrs. Ernest Cajka, organist. Mr. Docekal died Nov. 6 at the Saunders County Community Hospital following an operation.

Pallbearers were Frank, Joseph and George Jonas, Edward Sabatka, Frank Jirovsky and Edwin Swartz. Burial was in St. Francis Cemetery at Wahoo. The Tams-Witmark musical production of "Briga" doon, a mystical village which exists only one day each century, will be presented Friday, Saturday and Sunday by the Aquinas Fine Arts Department. The story opens with two New Yorkers, Tommy Albright (Todd Buresh) and Jeff Douglas (Rick Docekal) lost in the Highlands of Scotland.

The Highland veil lifts to reveal to them the village with its people, bedecked in 18th-century clothing, gathered in the square to sell their wares and to discuss the preparations for the wedding of Jeannie McClaren (Deb Terrell) and ad Charlie Dalrymple (Mark Gall). The wedding is threatened by Jeannie's rejected suitor, Harry Beaton (Ed Warholoski). Tommy encounters Jeannie's sister while Jeff gets entangled with the maid. Jeannie's sister Fiona is played by Mary Kay Peters while the maid, Meg Brockie, is played by Kathleen Fox. Tommy is faced with having to decide whether to stay forever in Brigadoon with the girl he has fallen in love with Page 22 and Mary Docekal.

He was a retired agent telegrapher for the Chicago-Northwestern Railway, and 65 year member of ZCBJ Lodge, Havlicek Borovsky of Able. Survivors include his wife, Mary (Jirovsky) Docekal of Wahoo; son, Sam of Atlanta, a daughter, Mrs. Ernest (Joan) Sabatka of Weston; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his parents; one brother, Ben Docekal of Brainard; two stepbrothers, Frank and Ed Faytinger; and four stepsisters, Mrs. Josephine Bicak, Mrs.

Tony Hansen, Mrs. Anna Kavan and Mrs. J. D. (Emma) Hasik.

Tuesday noon is the deadline for placing your Banner- or return to the land he has found unsatisfactory. The 35-member cast of Brigadoon includes chorus, dancers and townsfolk. Andrew McClaren is played by John Proskovec, Archie Beaton by Mike Zegers, Mr. Lundie by Scott Buresh, Angus McGuffie by Steve Rerucha, Sandy Dean by Linda Hoeft, Stuart Dalrymple by Dan Juranek, Maggie Anderson by Karen Nemec, Frank by Ed Warholoski and Jane Ashton by Pat Prochaska. Playing the townsfolks are Lori Armstrong, Kathy Buck, Mary Danaher, Lisa DeWispelare, Roxanne Dart, Beth Fiala, Geannine Hladky, Barb Humlicek, Erin Kosch, Brenda Kush, Jene' Mick, Diane Pflum, Jackie Romshek, Mary Stastny, Mike Terrell, Monica Timoney, Jackie Tvrdy, Patty Vanis and Renee Zegers.

The musicians are Teri Koza, Paulette Zegers and Sue Homan. Musical director is Dennis Coleman. The presentation is directed by Jill Beran with Alice Hain as assistant director. Curtain time for the performances is 8 p.m. a Top: The townsfolk of Brigadoon.

Left: after losing their way while hunting in the Highlands, two Americans, Tommy Albright (Todd Buresh) and Jeff Douglas (Rick Docekal) discuss their predicament. Below: entering the mystical village of Brigadoon, the Americans meet the Gypsy girl, Meg Brockie (Kathleen Fox) and Fiona McClaren (Mary Kay Peters). -Photos by Aquinas High School..