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Journal-News Classified Ads Phone (402) 729-6141 33a-Market Info Services Grain Market 1-16-92 Courtesy of County Line Co-op Wheat Yellow Corn Milo Soybeans $3.85 $2.25 $3.93 $5.35 The family of Emma Schoen would like to thank friends, neighbors and relatives for prayers, cards, flowers, food, memorials and expressions of sympathy shown at the time of her death. Special thanks to Rev. Ralph Peters and to the Heritage Care Center. God bless you all for the kindness you have shown. Alfred and Lila Schoen, Pauline Kaaz, Caroline and Donald Mitchell 84. Many thanks for the cards and gifts for my 80th birthday, they were greatly appreciated. — Mike Aden, Diller 84. We want to thank all our family and friends for the many prayers for my recovery while in Bryan Hospital for 30 days. Also the many cards, flowers, visits and phone calls. The visits from Pastors Rita and Dale Coakley. Special gratitude goes to our family, Bill and Gladys Sandman and Jill Duis on Dec. 9 at the emergency room in Beatrice. God bless you all. — Dale and Phyllis Engelman. 84 Sincere thanks to Dr. Heiser and staff, Blamny, Carstens, nurses, ther apists, Rev. Gail and Sylvia Cross, Bert Eickhoff, relatives and friends for prayers, flowers, cards, gifts and calls, while I had total knee surgery again at St. Elizabeth’s and swing bed at Jefferson Memorial. God bless everyone. — Grace Buchli, Alexandria 84 (Jan. 10, 17 24, 1992) RONALD R. BRACKLE Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTICE OF FORMAL HEARING FOR COMPLETE SETTLEMENT TO DETERMINE TESTACY, AND FOR DETERMINATION OF _ INHERITANCE TAX COUNTY ,COURT OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, NEBRASKA Estate of WANDA D. SELLENRICK, Deceased. No. PR91-479 Notice is hereby given that the Co-Personal Representatives have filed a final account of their ad ministration, a formal closing petition for complete settlement to determine testacy, and a petition for determi nation of inheritance tax which have been set for Hearing in the Jefferson County Court on January 29, 1992, at 1:15 o'clock P.M. SEAL Lyllie Schmidt Clerk Magistrate (Jan. 17, 1992) NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 53-135.01 Liquor License may be automatically renewed for one year from May 1, 1992 for the following retail liquor licensee, to wit. Fairbury Country Club RFC 4 Fairbury, Nebraska 68352 Notice is hereby given that written protests to the issuance of automatic renewal of license may be filed by any resident of the county of Jefferson on or before February 11, 1992, in the office of the county clerk, that in the event pro tests are filed by three or more such persons, hearing will be had to deter mine whether continuation of said li cense should be allowed. Sandra Stelling County Clerk Jefferson County, Neb. (Jan. 17, 24 31, 1992) SCHWAB ROSENER Attorneys at Law 422 E Street Fairbury, NE 68352-0368 NOTICE bes ee in the County Court of Jefferson County, Nebraska. Estate of Kevin R. Carlson, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that a Petition for Adjudication of Intestacy of said Decedent, Determination of Heirs, and appointment of Donald C. Sass as Per sonal Representative has been filed herein, and is set for hearing in the Jefferson County Court on February 5, 1992, at 10:45 o'clock a.m. SEAL Tammie A. Duensing Deputy Clerk of the County Court (Jan 17, 1992) NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 53-135.01 Liquor License may be automatically renewed for one year from May 1, 1992, for the following retail liquor licensee, to wit. August L. Alice J. Wells Alice's Store Commercial Street Reynolds, Febr. 68429 Notice is hereby given that written protests to the issuance of automatic renewal of license may be filed by any resident of the village on or before Feb. 1st., 1992, in the office of the village clerk, that in the event protests are filed by three or more such persons, hearing will be held to determine whether con tinuation of said license should be al lowed. Village of Reynolds Sharon L. Ginn Clerk (Jan. 17, 1992) LITTLE BLUE NATURAL RESOURCES DISTRICT December 1991 Expenditures Salaries Michael D. Onnen Diane Goranson Gladys Muehlich Valores Raatz Fern Jacobsen Cheryl Felber Nelda K. Lanner Joan Faulkner Marlene Faimon Teri Pond James Hoyt Kimberly Rolling Lori Pahl ' Gladys Pierce ‘ Michael Buffington Gregory Craig Todd Fangmeier Taxes Jennings State Bank 4,746.55 Department of Revenue 214.76 Department of Revenue 1,466.36 Employees Benefits NE Association of Resources Dist. 1,706.39 Principal Mutual Ins. Co. 616.40 ilsties Fairbury Light Dept. . 12.60 LB Public Water Project . 12.36 Village of Davenport 110.68 KN Energy 124.41 lephone Lincoln Telephone Co. 170.76 TeleMarketing Comm. 175.57 Tel Truck Expense GSE : 52.50 Ken Al's Service 39.90 Superior Deshler Co. 448.49 Postage— U. S. Post Office 333.60 Misc. Office Expense s Little Blue NRD 12.10 Personnel Expenses Ter Pond 38.36 Marlene Faimon 74.20 National Bank of Commerce 312.13 Michael D. Onnen — 65.78 Greg Craig 159.90 My Place Restaurant 127.60 Legal Notice Fairbury News Hastings Tribune Office Supplies Bakes Office Equip. 2 Business World Products Computer Hardware Co. Blue Hill Leader , Dept. of Ag Economics 29.26 59.28 Kent Village of Gilead 15.00 Operation Maintenance Butler Air Service, Inc. 1,343.43 Davenport Farm Supply 1.42 Davenport Building Supply 1.52 Miller Grass Seed Co. 35.07 Dues Conference Registration NARD Demonstration Project DeWitt Co. 1,355.00 Insurance Farm Bureau Insurance Co. 715.80 Payments Wildlife Habitat Lynn Chrisp Paul Mumm Doyle Mannschreck Michael D. Onnen Robert Piel Bessie Wulf an o Ms aa ms ey Ty Conservation Payments Leonard Ackman Clarence Smith Don Templin gs Project Construction City of Hastings 30,000.00 Legal Services Shoemaker Witt 87.50 ‘Loan Payment Jennings State Bank = 1,089.06 LITTLE BLUE PUBLIC WATER PROJECT December, 1991 Expenditures Salaries Mileage Richard Dux 531.96 Diane Goranson 97.43 Nelda K. Sanner 93.92 Taxes Jennings State Bank 148.88 of Revenue 223.57 Department of Revenue 27.87 Utilities Fairbury Light Dept. 1,240.25 Employees Benefits Principal Mutual Life Ins. 8.13 Supplies Misc. Fairbury News 6.96 Water Products Sales 77.66 U.S. Post Office 50.00 investments Thayer County Bank 4,022.14 MORROWVILLE Helen Elder Morrowville, KS 66958 _ Kay and Jim Ryan and Dan of Lincoln, Neb., spent Christmas Day with their parents and grand parents, Dick and Leona Durst. Donna Rae Kennedy of Manhat tan called on the Dursts that evening. They enjoyed going out to see the Christmas lights; she returned home the next day. Christmas Eve guests of Ruth and Marvin Ginn were Jean and Bob Lehman and Jeff, Tammy and Craig Fenci and Brett, and Joyce Fitzgerald. Tillie and Calvin Grover enter tained their family for Christmas on Sunday. Linda and Jim Grover, Stacie, Stephanie and Kristin, Ce cil and Jean Grover, Marci, Adam and Kim, Roy and LeAnn Grover and Scott. The group also joined them on New Year’s Day, with Darlene Delay and Hattie Grover in attendance. Christmas Day guests of Joe and Hilda Hauschel were Kay and Gary Hauschel, Steve and Stephanie of Fairbury, Jack and Virginia Conrad of Columbus, Neb., Larry, Kim and Jacki Haus chel. The Tom Hauschels came by in the afternoon and Micki and Pat Meenen toward evening. Sunday guests of Larry and Kay Hauschel and Jacki were Rick and Lana Hauschel and Lau ren of Brookville, Micki and Pat Meenen, Ashley and Kyle of Hi awatha, Tom and Shelly Hauschel, Jake and Cody of Omaha, and Joe and Hilda Hauschel and Nathan Larsen of Lincoln. The Tom Hauschel family were guests of the Larry Hauschels from Christmas Day until Dec. 31. Bill and Vickie Slater and Justin hosted the Slater family Dec. 21, when Calvin Slater of Mahaska, Garnet Brandt of Fairbury, Gail and Tom Naylor, Brett —and Brandon of Topeka, and Janet Slater of Champaign, NL, joined them for Christmas festivities. Christmas Day guests of Bill, Vickie and Justin Slater were BOECKNER REAL ESTATE Acreage 8 miles west of Fairbury on Hiway 136. Remodeled ranch style home with partially finished basement, 2-car garage and other outbuildings. 1227 Sixth St. - This home has 3/4 baths, 2-car garage, central air and a main floor family room. Priced at $15,000 1229L St. - Attractive 3-bedroom home, family room with fireplace, 2 1/2 baths, underground sprinkler system, attached 2- car garage in an excellent location close to schools. Remodeled 2-bedroom home with large 2-car garage and partially finished basement. You'll like the new roomy kitchen, fenced in yard and other fea tures. Priced at $27,000. Newer Duplex - Sharp looking invest ment property. Each side has two bed rooms on the main floor, and a good basement. 825 Ninth St. - This home features central air, new water lines, new wiring and a one car garage. Alll for $8000. 80 Acres - West of Fairbury. 75 acres cropland of irrigation well. Approx. 145 Acres- West of Fairbury. 1/2 crop, 1/2 grass. 155 Acres - South of Fairbury, approxi mately 90 acres of crop ground most of which is river bottom. 125'x 140 Building Lot at Fifth St. Fully Occupied Office Building - in downtown area. 1,784,05 1,178,92 979.52 Office Space for Rent South of the Post Office. JUDD BOECKNER 503 7th St Fairbury, NE 68352 Sus. (402) 729-2648 Res. (402) 729-6265 pa id Ida Shaw and Eliza Lardner of eeoki Olandt, Carol and Tony Scheer Monica and Mitchell. Christmas Eve guests of Don and Bertie Slater were Russ and Susie Slater and Ashley, Jona Slater and Joe L’E Don and Bernie ter enter tained on Christmas Day. Guests were Bernice and Keith Landis of Haddam, Mike and Janice Slater, Sandgren and Dustin, Roger Ksienzek of Wilber, Neb, An nalee and Les Novak, Lesley and Troy, Brent and Rachelle Scott of friend of Seneca, Ed and Lynette Baxter of Carbondale and Mr. and Mrs. Brummer of Beloit. Celebrating Christmas on Sat urday with Bonnie and Basil El liott were Lyle and Mary Elliott, Tia, Larz and Tameka of Had dam; Sue and Gary McGhy, baby Kaylie, Andy and Tom of Hebron; Jean and Cecil Grover, Marci, Adam and Kim, Orville and Dorothy Elliott of Morrowville; and Peg Lou Iwert, Amy and Nathan of Olathe. Dorothy and Orville Elliott en tertained their girls on Christmas Day. Present were Alice and Dick Percival and Nicole of Hebron, Peg and Lou Iwert, Amy and Nathan of Olathe, Jean and Ce cil Grover, Marci, Adam and Kim. Bob Elliott of Strasburg came Christmas evening and stayed until Friday. Callers on Thurs day were granddaughters, Julie Elliott and baby Jessica and Michelle Miller of Ottawa. Christmas Day guests of Alan and Annette Peterson, Dede, Brian and Jenny, were Irving and Lesta Peterson of Fairbury, Dale and Gloria Peterson and Ali of Keller, Texas, Carol and Ron Thistlethwaite, Brad and Elynn Meyer of Manhattan, and Ellyn’s mother of Topeka. Sunday guests of the Petersons were Carol and Gary Stamm and family of Washington, for a pizza supper. Bob and Lillace Tegethoff spent Christmas in Omaha with her daughter, Linday and Pat Badie and Erica, Les and Cherry Tuma, Quinn and Evan of Huron, S.D., and Larry, Jeanne and Mitchell of Lincoln, Kan. They attended Erica’s Christmas program and visited other relatives in the area. Leslie and Scott Geertzen of Merriam, and Scott’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Geertzen and son eb. Leota and Earl Moore enter tained their — Christmas Eve: Leo, JoAnn Dan Moore, Dick and Diane Miller, Kevin and don and Doris Taylor of a Elmer Rollman and Suaide n and Mrs. Darrel Boston of Junction City and Wanda Stewart of Wi called on Celia Loehring one day last week. Monday evening her niece and husband, Anita and Sidney Chartier of of Concordia, stopped for a short visit, as they were taking their son Barry to the Kansas City airport, to return to his home at Salt Lake City. Helen Elder called on Eliza Lardner, Fern Moser and Louise Bonar at the Washington County Hospital extended care. Hattie Grover accompanied her daughter, Darlene , to Lib eral the Friday before trias, to visit Darlene’s family, return ing home Dec. 23. Present were Bee and Dixie Symons and family of Ottawa, Jim and Pam Bennett of Savannah and Caitlin of Fort Collins, Colo., Robert and Leann Delay, Jess and Terri Ellis, Jen nifer and Crystal, Tausia and Du ane Conilson all of Tyrone, Okla., Jeff and Stacie Long, all at the home of Ron and Renee Delay, Tr isha, Ryan and Charlie of Liberal. Shirley and Doyle Boutz spent Christmas Day with Kenton Boutz in Salina. Frank and Martha Nutsch hosted Christmas dinner and fes tivities Dec. 29 for their family: Cindy and Dennis Stallbaumer, Shannon, Lacy, Jason, Casey and Shhylah of Seneca, Steve and Michelle Nutsch and Brandon of Manhattan, Bob and Jennifer Nutsch, Jessica and Max, Lori Nutsch, Brett and Paige of Ox ford, Neb., Sandi and Keith Berk man and Jacob. Christmas’ dinner guests of Helen Back were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Heck, Marvin Heck of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Woods, Mrs. David Engler and omy out to ; fo r iE; Wu A
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Fairbury Journal News
Fairbury, Nebraska, US
Fri, Jan 17, 1992
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