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The Hebron Banner-Argus ...... 6 Cards of Thanks ...... 3 ournal Chester ...... 8 Churches ...... 5 Classifi eds ...... 10-11 Courthouse News ...... 3 Obituaries ...... 5 Sports ...... 7 $100 J egister Volume 143, Issue 23 12 Pages, One Section, Plus Supplements Wednesday, JJuneune 4, 2201014 http://hebronjournalregister.comR Commissioners receive Tidbits Legion Baseball... Livestock Friendly appeal Baseball is underway and for the By Jacque Rocole upcoming week the Hebron Legion Hebron Journal-Register Frye expressed concern about zon- team will play the following games ing laws and possible changes to meet (bold at home): Thayer County Farm Bureau requested criteria for the program. June 7: vs Uti/Beav Cr - 7 p.m. members Andy Schmidt and Gregg “You guys have the last say-so of June 10: at Wilber - 8 p.m. Wiedel visited with county leaders what happens in this county,” Wiedel June 11: vs Bru/Dav. - 7 p.m. last week seeking support for mak- said. “You control your zoning. You ing the county livestock friendly. still have control.” TC School Board... Accompanied by Nebraska Depart- “The only thing we control is the The Thayer Central School Board ment of Agriculture’s Ag Promotion program,” Martin added. will begin at 7 p.m., Monday, June Coordinator Steve Martin and a few The Department of Ag coordinator 9, due to a planned facilities dis- other members from both groups, then quickly took the leaders through cussion. The early start is to allow Schmidt and Wiedel shared benefi ts the 17-page application process. extra time for public discussion. to the county should it be designated The commissioners will look over Everyone is invited to attend. The livestock friendly. the information and make a decision meeting will be held in the High “The point of this program is soon. The next step will be a public School Media Center. economic development,” Martin hearing. said. “Livestock friendly means The Livestock Friendly County City-wide sales... something; people are asking is program is a joint venture between The City of Hebron will hold this an ag friendly area. We have 26 the Nebraska Department of Agri- its annual city-wide garage sales designated counties in Nebraska now, culture, Nebraska Farm Bureau, and June 6-7. Check inside, page 10, and another fi ve applying.” AFAN (Alliance for the Future of for participating locations. Commission president Dave Agriculture in Nebraska). Bruning said the board had looked SFMNP... into this issue a few years ago, even Property valuation to the point of having a hearing, and The Senior Farmers Market Nu- it never happened. “I’m not against trition Program (SFMNP) will once this, but back then you had 13 coun- notices sent out again be brought to area seniors. ties signed up, if I can remember The Thayer County Assessor’s Seniors can plan to attend the correctly, and now you’re saying offi ce has completed the assessment nutrition education on June 11, at you have 26. That’s only 13 new rolls of agricultural land, residential, 1:30 p.m., at the Senior Center in counties in the last seven years or commercial, and industrial proper- downtown Hebron. “We will explain JR Photo/Jacque Rocole so. If this is so benefi cial you’d think ties. Valuation notices have been sent the nutrition program and pass out Antique Farming Assoc. stops in Hebron... everyone would be jumping on the to all property owners that had either coupons on that date,” said Senior Approximately 40 antique tractors lined Roosevelt Park Monday evening bandwagon.” an increase or decrease in valuation Center manager Jennifer Blair. For as members of the Nebraska Antique Farming Association made their way Commissioner Chris Frye point for 2014. more information, or if you have into Hebron. The association is participating in its annual Tractor Relay blank asked Schmidt if he thought If a landowner has any questions questions, call the Senior Center Across Nebraska (TRAN) event dedicated to raising funds for the American Thayer County was unfriendly right in regard to their valuation, they are at 402-768-6052. Legion’s Operation Comfort Warriors program. This is the fi rst time the group now. encouraged to visit the assessor’s has veered this far south and the fi rst time to use the race as a fundraiser. “No,” Schmidt said. “I just think offi ce. “Our staff will assist you Pioneer Farm Family... The association, traveling from Nebraska City to Haigler along U.S. 136 over this program is a good way to get with your concerns,” said County The Knights of Ak-sar-ben a nine-day period, enjoyed musical entertainment by area locals and could our name out there. I do not consider Assessor Karla Joe and added that Foundation and the Nebraska Farm purchase a meal provided by the Hebron Volunteer Fire Department. They us, Thayer County, an unfriendly if a property owner disagrees with Bureau along with the Nebraska departed early Tuesday morning. Pictured above: A parade of tractors driven county.” the assessed value, a protest may Fair Managers Association have an- by Nebraska Antique Farming Association members enters Hebron via First Turning back to economic devel- be fi led with the County Board of nounced the 148 honorees from 65 Street Monday evening. opment, Martin said the program is Equalization. Protest instructions are counties for the 2014 Pioneer Farm contained on the notice of valuation Family and Heritage Farm Family proving its worth as new ag busi- change and are to be fi led with the awards. In order to qualify for the nesses start up. “They are asking Pioneer Farm distinction, members Stolen vehicle recovered in Fairbury us where the ag friendly counties county clerk. are,” he said. An LFC designation The following statistics were the of the same family must have owned The Jefferson County Sheriff’s responded and after meeting with a parcel of land consecutively for at tells livestock producers and related fi ndings and order of the Nebraska Department apprehended a suspected the victim, discovered a stolen 2001 Tax Equalization and Review least 100 years; while the Heritage car thief June 1 after an off-duty po- Oldsmobile Alero parked in the park- businesses that the county wants Commission in the matter of the Farm recognizes families that have lice offi cer noticed the stolen vehicle ing lot. It was later determined that economic growth and will support owned a parcel of land consecu- in Fairbury. The car, a 2008 Pontiac Aldrich had abandoned the Alero and their industry for years to come. This equalization of assessments of real tively for 150 years. Grand Prix, had been stolen the night taken the Grand Prix. type of confi dence helps businesses property within Thayer County for In Thayer County, Michael and before by Gary Aldrich, II, 26, of Jefferson County Sheriff Nels make long-term decisions about tax year 2014: Yvonne Hoops of Byron and the Wichita, from the Subway parking Sorenson said Aldrich was arrested investing in and possibly expanding Residential Real Property Dorothy E. Pohlman Irrevocable lot in Hebron. and charged with possession of stolen their operation, he said. Level of Value-Median: 97 percent Trust were named as recipients of On May 31, the Thayer County property, a controlled substance and According to Nebraska DoA litera- Coeffi cient of Dispersion: 16.59 this year’s award. LEC received a report of a vehicle drug paraphernalia. Thayer County ture, the Livestock Friendly County Price Related Differential: 106.06 being stolen from the restaurant Sheriff David Lee said Aldrich will program is a voluntary program that Commercial Real Property* New councilmember... parking lot at approximately 11:50 most likely face additional charges recognizes counties that actively sup- Level of Value-Median: N/A The Hebron City Council met p.m. Sheriff’s deputies immediately here and in Kansas. port the livestock industry. Coeffi cient of Dispersion: N/A in special session early Monday Price Related Differential: N/A evening prior to the regular meet- Agricultural Property ing to make a council appointment. Level of Value-Median: 72 percent Mayor Shane Day appointed Doug Coeffi cient of Dispersion: 31.91 Huber to fi ll the recently vacated Titan golf brings home trophy Price Related Differential: 120.30 Ward II seat previously held by (*Commercial sales are insuffi cient to Beth Goldhammer. Huber, who has provide reliable statistical data.) served on the council and held the mayorship in years past, began his assignment immediately after The Honorable J. taking the oath of offi ce. Patrick McArdle to Alumni photos... The Hebron Journal-Register retire this summer will once again publish all submit- County Court Judge J. Patrick ted honor class photos. Please McArdle of Wilber, Nebraska, sub- include identifi cation of individu- mitted his retirement notifi cation to als beginning with the back row, the Governor and left to right, and working forward. the Chief Justice Also include women’s maiden indicating his plan names in parentheses. Photos to retire July 31, may be submitted in jpg format 2014, after more to [email protected], or than 31 years on brought in to the offi ce. the bench. Judge McArdle ~Obituaries~ has served on the McArdle county court in Schroeder, Robert H., 84, Reynolds Wilber and sur- Uldrich, Marian, E., 77, formerly Alexandria rounding counties since taking the bench in September 1983. McArdle Virus, Nancy L., 55, Hebron has been retained in his position by area voters through several elections, WEATHER most recently in 2010. Date High/Low Precip In his correspondence, McArdle Tue., May 27 89/58 0 Courtesy Photo noted, “It has been my honor to serve Wed., May 28 92/58 0 The Thayer Central golf team defended its state title last week by winning the Class D NSAA the State of Nebraska as a County Thu., May 29 87/61 0 Golf Tournament held at the Kearney Country Club links. The team fi nished its fi rst 18 holes on Judge of the First Judicial District. I will greatly miss the outstanding Fri., May 30 87/63 0 day one with 332 for the lead and a two-point advantage going into day two. For more details Sat., May 31 86/64 0 staff, both past and present, that I see Sports inside. Pictured above are members of the team (l-r) including: Back row: Assistant have had the pleasure of working with Sun., Jun 1 90/59 1.94 coach Randy Mesloh, Jacob Kniep, Jay Cottam, Ben Baden and Coach Tom Kiburz. Front row: in my three counties over the years. Mon., Jun 2 84/62 0 Caleb Krupicka and Thomas Feulner. Courtesy of Mike Prellwitz See McArdle ...pg 12 2 - Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - The Hebron Journal-Register PPagesages ooff tthehe PPastast...... From The Hebron Journal- Register two years, was taken away, thus 1884 into the hands of one W.W. robing them entirely of the little Owen, who opened the store sunbeams that brightened their 130 Years Ago and is now selling goods cheap pathway. A large acreage of prairie for cash, and doctor, the farmer Hubbell land in this county is being boy of Town Four, rejoices in Wm. Render will open a broken. the possession of another farm, saloon on the west side of It is said C.F. Moore will making 15 farms of a quarter Johnson Avenue. soon build an elevator in section each. The horse race between H.P. Belvidere. The baseball club known as Owen’s “Crescent” and Wm. F.S. Baker has moved his the “Harmony Shin Peelers,” Ward’s “Sam Jones” resulted offi ce to his new lumber yard from Fillmore County, (hav- in a victory for the latter. near the railroad. ing been challenged by the R.A. McKenzie has pur- “Belvidere Blues”) came down 1904 chased a lot opposite the and took a whirl at the town Sherman house and built a new boys, probably thinking they 110 Years Ago Pawnee County contemplates blacksmith shop. had a walk away. The B.B.’s building a new courthouse, and The store of H.W. Cornell, got down to business and the the Pawnee Republican comes Belvidere, was burglarized score ended, B.B.’s score 34, out with a three column cut and $25 in money and $5 in H.S.P.’s score 25. of our Thayer County Court- goods taken. house, which they are planning County Treasurer H.C. Big- 1894 to use as a model. elow has commenced building 120 Years Ago The city dads have been mak- an elegant residence on Fifth Kockentiet shipped 500 ing another superhuman effort Street between Olive and Union loaves of bread from his bakery to control, or at least subdue, avenues. this week. Canal Street’s ragings. A dam Livesay & Skipper has a J.A. Willy, our music dealer, built of timbers and rock was large refrigerator made by has been getting and dispos- completed just in time to be J.R. Jones. It is well arranged ing of quite a good number of tested by a downpour. The dam for keeping meats and fruits Lakeside organs of late. promoters have been holding J-R File Photo fresh. There are many censures their breath to see if it held. It This Week 1964… Winners at the two day clothing fair in Hebron include back row from The Alexandria Herald being made on the playing of is believed this latest scheme makes several allusions to left, Joyce Johnson of Chester, second in the Work category; Connie Easton of Hebron, fi rst in baseball games on Memorial will do the work in case the losses of parties to showgam- Work; Ann Vorderstrasse, Chester, fi rst in the Dainty category; and front from left, Deann Higel Day. The day has become one water does not wash out un- blers and says: “A coterie of of the most sacred annually of Hebron, second in Work; Karol Messman of Chester, third in the Novelty category; and Bev- derneath. erly Vorderstrasse of Hebron, third in Dainty. Not present: Beverly Kirchhoff of Deshler, fi rst in gamblers infested our town celebrated, and all patriotic Byron on the day of the show. As is citizens should join in the me- Fred Freytag has resigned Novelty category; Virginia Voigt of Davenport, second in Novelty and Kathryn Voigt of Davenport, usual they made it profi table to morial services held on that day his position with Stock & Co., second in Dainty. themselves and grievous to the in honor of the dead soldiers and accepted a similar one at ‘smart’ unsuspecting.” who rallied to the defense of the Odell. reporter. times daily. Located behind the S.H. Coon is now duly in- nation when its existence was Edwin Dankenbring, after a 1924 The Standard Market will VFW, the siren was activated stalled in his elegant new drug imperilled by rebellion short illness, died. open its 43rd year in Hebron by telephone operators in the store. In the ornamentation and 90 Years Ago W.H. Kimber of Blue Springs Carleton in a new location and new 20s. The siren blew down in the furnishing of the inside neither (The Bruning Banner) is visiting in Hebron. He says The switchboard is ready and building. They have purchased 1953 tornado and was erected expense nor attention has been It is rumored that the Vol- that the King’s Press Drill soon central girl will be busy. the former Jack & Jill building on city hall; however, because spared. The ceiling is corru- stead Act was fractured in company is doing a big busi- Pleasant Mound on South Fourth Street. After a of complaints about the noise, gated, running diagonally from Bruning and T.J.W. Bruning ness, employing 25 men. And The boys are going to have a busy month of remodeling and its use was discontinued. Now side to center and has a novel made a trip to Hebron with a Hebron let that institution boxing match at John Orth’s. changing, they will open soon years later, it was to be used and happy effect. The walls are young man who is alleged to get away without an effort to F.C. Chapin has bought a in the new home. when the demand charge gets richly covered with paper hav- have over-stepped the bounds retain it! goat to amuse his young son, Jobs Daughters of Bethel No. close to new city electrical ing a good background. Shelves of propriety. (The National Quite a number went out to Pliny. 57 held their semi-annual in- peak. and drawers are numerous and Prohibition Act was known in- the Jackson schoolhouse to see Deshler stallation at which time new of- A front page story in the conveniently arranged. The formally as the Volstead Act.) Benjamin Young’s industrial Ed Cannon started fi re in a fi cers were installed: Honored Journal-Register told of former counters are models of con- Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Mad- army. We are informed that kiln of 120,000 bricks. It will Queen Cheryle Paugh, Senior President Harry Truman, then venience, having glass panels sen are now enjoying the plea- the meeting was postponed to take several weeks until they Princess Debbie Penry, Junior a senator, getting a haircut and answering the purpose of sures of a Maxwell club sedan another time and place. are heated and again cooled Princess Marilyn Posvar, Guide from late barber, Bill Beck, in unique and additional showcas- which he purchased from Bill The fourth annual meeting of off. Janet Struve and Marshall Hebron in 1936. es. Gorgeous ornamentation, Morehouse of Belvidere. the Hebron High School Alum- Belvidere Linda McLaughlin. Over 300 attended the retire- elegant showcases, a superb ni Association was held. The following are the names Skogmos, The Friendly ment ceremony for Hebron marble soda fountain and hand- 1934 Macauley’s assertion that of the Union and Confederate Store: Swim suits special, doctor, R.E. Penry. some goods make a brilliant “republics are ungrateful,” veterans buried in the cemetery 80 Years Ago $8.95. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Young of appearance, and refl ect much and the statement so frequently at this place: Miles Heath, W.L. (The Bruning Banner) Hubbell were honored by the credit on Mr. Coon’s taste and 1974 heard that “patriotism is dying Grigsby, Richard Joe, Thomas Dr. C.M. Parker and Marga- National Weather Service for enterprise. The woodwork was out in this nation,” were met G. Burruss, Jesse Jay, Daniel E. ret Hathaway have announced 15 years of service as offi cial done by Hughes & Phebus, and 40 Years Ago by refutation in the splendid Stone, Willard Morgan, Har- their marriage, which they have weather observers. the handsome decorating was Steven G. Werner, son of celebration given in this city rison Thompson, P.F. Burruss, kept secret for a year. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Werner the work of Wm. VanWinkle in honor of the dead soldiers of John Hole, I. Hightower, S.I. The county fair board hit a 1994 and assistants. of Hebron, was ordained into the war of the rebellion. Never Graves. snag as funds were shown to be the ministry of the American Geo. M. Church, Charles before had the citizens of this lacking for the fair, and drought 20 Years Ago Slade, and W.H. Barger have Lutheran Church at Grace Lu- Charles A. Percival, 86, of city and vicinity turned out in 1914 continued over the county. theran Church in Hebron. He associated themselves together such large numbers or took Hebron was killed in Rock under the fi rm name of “The 100 Years Ago 1944 graduated from Hebron High County, Nebraska, as he was greater interest in the solemn Clarence Boyes is erecting a School in 1966. Skating Rink Company” and and impressive ceremonies on his way to visit his son at are building a rink south of fi ne airdome west of Nacke’s 70 Years Ago Young people from Faith Ainsworth. of the day. The mayor of the (The Bruning Banner) the First National Bank. They store, which will enable patrons Lutheran and Trinity Lutheran Davenport teacher Margaret city had issued a proclamation LaVeen Philippi, who was expect to have it in running to enjoy moving pictures in churches of Hebron wielded Coffman retired after 31 years at requesting all business houses inducted into the army, is tak- order in ten days. spite of the summer heat. paint brushes on Margaretha Davenport Community School. closed in the afternoon. The ing his basic training at Camp The petition for a saloon in A new threshing company Eisenhauer’s house in Gilead. An open house was held at the request was generally complied Carson, Colo. Davenport contained 37 names. composed of six farmers north- Those taking part were Brad school to honor her. with and the national colors Every man, woman, or youth It was opposed by one petition west of town known as the Blue Elting, Nancy Heider, Gloria Steven Willmore, Monte were profusely displayed. who can operate a tractor, even signed by 61 men remonstrants Valley Threshing Co., bought and Eric Bauer, Deb Coordsen, Bonin, Melissa Kerwood and The retirement of Mrs. L.C. for only a few hours a day, is and another signed by 75 the machine formerly owned Tim, Tom and Joel Onnen; Scott Megan Van Cleef graduated Jones from the editorship of urged to enroll for relief driv- women remonstrants. The ap- by Stairs Bros., Oscar Stairs O’Neal, Karen Schmidt, Mark, from sixth grade at Carleton the Deshler Herald will be ing at the County Extension plicant concluded to withdraw retiring. The members are Marla and Donna Schardt; Jon Public School. unwelcome news to her many Offi ce. his petition. Chas. Gottschalk, Jacob Fry, Vortman, Jim Thiemann and friends. John Zilles, Henry Shutz, Dick Lloyd Mueller. Supervising the Hebron is to have a Fourth of Belvidere 2004 Kapperman and Irvin Stairs. 1954 group were Leonard Elting and July celebration on a large scale Belvidere has 21 widows so At Chester, Mrs. Case, state Gerald Vortman. 10 Years Ago this year. About $400 has been we have been informed by one 60 Years Ago organizer, organized a live Practice began in Chester Hebron High School and subscribed by the citizens. of their number. There is not a Margaret Hopken, Bruning suffrage organization with the for Little Leaguers under the Thayer Central Community We had expected to give town in the state who is enjoy- senior, was one of 300 winners following offi cers: President direction of Stanley Schleifer. School alumni banquet was our readers a full account of ing as much single blessedness in the state of the Nebraska W.W. Cameron, Vice President There were 20 Pee Wees and held. Lillian (Marlof) Hartley the memorial services here on as we are. University Freshman scholar- G.G. Hulbert, Secretary L.M. 12 Ponies playing. was honored as the oldest Decoration Day, but the gentle- Carleton ships. graduate. She graduated in man who was to have written Dick, Treasurer Mrs. E.A. William W. Kennard, 31, of Jeanette Bulin, daughter of There were no public exer- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bulin of the Class of 1929, 75 years it, has failed, on account of ill cises held by the high school Drullinger, Press Chairman Geneva, and Wilma Heinrichs, Mrs. Annie F. Cameron, Peti- Alexandria, was named Miss ago. Duane Brown came the health, to bring it in. We have department. Miss Fannie Bates 29, of Bruning, secured a li- greatest distance, coming from only space at this time to say tion Chairman Mrs. Marion cense to marry. Personality at the third annual was sick, and Miss Lizzie Flick- Miss Nebraska Teenager pag- Portland, Ore. the exercises were beautiful enger did not wish to graduate Lasby, and Financial Chairman Maxine Reichert observed Mrs. Jan Wilson Lasby. eant in North Platte. Colonel Jan Frye, a Chester and impressive and the monu- unless Miss Bates did, so Clark her birthday with an after- native, living in Woodbridge, ment dedicated an imposing Spangler was the only one to The Little Blue River has school party. claimed another toll of life 1984 Va., spoke to those gathered for structure. graduate. memorial services in Chester. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. H. W.W. Lichti is putting up — Willard Swaney, aged ten 1964 30 Years Ago years, having been drowned Chester-Hubbell-Byron held Geisler of Friedensau, a son. an Aermotor windmill and 50 Years Ago The old Hebron fi re siren its 115th alumni reunion with Owing to puerperal convul- elevated tank on his residence at the curve above the dam. dating from the early 1920s was Willard, his brother, Loyd, A library club is being Lucille (Mumm) Russell of sions and other complications, lots. We are informed he intends formed. Student librarians reactivated by Harold Beisner Chester as the oldest lady the young mother’s life was to lay pipes below ground to and Louis Carter had been and was to be used by the city playing along the river. Wil- were elected to the following graduate and John Walker of almost despaired of, but at terminate in front of his drug offi ces: Elizabeth Conkling, of Hebron as a warning to Elm Creek was the oldest male this writing she bids fairly to store, where a hydrant will be lard tried to swim to the boat resident that the city electrical which contained the other two president; Sherry Garrison, graduate. recover. Reported by Dr. C.M. put in for fi re protection, also vice president; Bobbie Bever, demand could force a “new Obituaries: Wilber G. Easton. that the Citizens Bank, H.J. boys and sank before reaching peak.” Beisner said the old siren the boat. secretary; Dixie Davis, trea- Mammen, Hebron; Deloris Geo. W. Loeber and fam- Miller and J.A. Bihler, will have surer, and Perry Werner, news was used as a fi re whistle and Noller, Hebron and Erna Vie- ily, recently of Chester, have the use of the water. A hydrant also sounded at four different selmeyer, Davenport. become residents of Hebron. will also be placed on the line of Mr. Loeber has entered into the two last-named gentlemen, partnership with J.A. Bowdle at the front of their stores. in the real estate and loan Deshler business. S.O. Burgess has aban- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Married at Hastings, William doned his meat market at this T.S. Phebus and Miss Rachel place, and will move back to The Hebron ournal NEBRASKA: One Year, $34.00 Beauvie, both of Hebron. Hebron. OUT-OF-STATE: One Year, $39.00 F. Kingsley and family are Master Rau, Mrs. Chris J attending the Seventh Day Barlett’s brother, a lad of 12 - Online Only: One Year, $23.00 Adventists’ camp meeting at years, arrived here. 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The fi rst of consent from publisher. and soon, in consideration of the week they buried an infant a good and suffi cient warranty Th e Hebron Journal-Register (ISSN 0740-0997) is published A Red Star On Th e Mailing Label Indicates child, and on Friday a little girl every Wednesday from 318 Lincoln Ave. with periodical ★ Th e Subscription Is Soon To Expire. deed, for 100 acres of land, the fi ve years old was called to rest. postage paid at Hebron, NE 68370. doctor gave the whole business On Saturday, a third child, ages Phone (402) 768-6602 • Fax (402) 768-7354 • email: [email protected] The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - 3 Prescription Drug Courthouse News Cards of Thanks Abuse Effects Safety DISTRICT COURT Jolene Jenne, Enterprise, The risks for addiction to SStatetate ooff NNebraskaebraska oobobo RR.. Kan. Speeding (75/55), Card of Thanks Card of Thanks prescription drugs increase HHicokicok v.v. JamesJames R.R. 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Ad- TTimmermansimmermans FFirstirst FFamilyamily The cards and letters will The Committee appreciates never intended to have. $25. never be forgotten. Bless each ditionally, unused or expired TTrust.rust. SS2828 TT2N2N RR2W2W NNWW 11/4/4 the help with ticket sales, If you suspect a co-worker medications should be prop- Jamon Harms, Deshler. NNWW 1/4;1/4; SS2929 TT2N2N RR2W2W NNEE and every one for every thing. or employee is under the Speeding (75/65), $25. greeters, and all the work erly discarded. 11/4/4 NNEE 1//4.4. Thank you. everyone does to help put the influence of prescription ROGER, CARSON, Pharmacists dispense medi- banquet together. painkillers, common on-the- cations and can help patients ADAM, MATT, KIMBER, THE ALUMNI job behaviors that may indi- AND OLIVIA, understand the instructions COMMITTEE cate a problem include: lack for taking them. By being AUSTIN AND SHAYLA, of attention or focus, poor ZOEY AND JAYDEN watchful for prescription decision-making, decreasing falsifi cations or alterations, work quality, poor judgment, pharmacists can serve as the unusual carelessness and fre- fi rst line of defense in rec- Free Farm quently misses work. Many of ognizing prescription drug these signs and symptoms may abuse. Some pharmacies have Finance Clinic come on gradually and can be developed hotlines to alert diffi cult to spot. None of them other pharmacies in the region Farmers and ranchers are MMAMAJESTICAJAAJESTIJESTICESTIEESSCSTIC is a defi nitive indicator that the when a fraudulent prescription invited to attend a free clinic. people has a problem, but if is detected. The clinics are one-on-one, not there is suspicion, contact your group sessions, and are con- HEBRON - 402-768-6061 Human Resources offi ce. fi dential. The Farm Finance SHOW 7:00PM • SUNDAY MATINEE 2PM Because so many addic- clinic gives you a chance to ALL ADMISSION: $5 tions stem from a serious meet with an experienced Ag medical problem, prevention law attorney and Ag fi nancial MOM’S NIGHT OUT counselor. These clinic staff specialize in legal and fi nancial issues re- Thayer County lated to farming and ranching, including fi nancial planning, estate and transition planning, Health Services farm loan programs, debtor/ creditor law, water rights, and other relevant matters. Things And Stuff Foot Clinic: Call 402-768- Here is an opportunity to À`>Þ June 4: Alexandria 4625 for appointments. obtain an experienced outside Õi È >ÌÊÇÊ« June 5: Hebron Adult Immunization opinion on issues that may be ->ÌÕÀ`>Þ June 6: Bruning Clinic: If you need to get an affecting your farm or ranch. ÕiÊÇÊ>ÌÊÇÊ« June 11: Chester adult vaccine, contact Karen -Õ`>Þ June 12: Gilead Schardt, Immunization Co- A local clinic will be held in "7Ê-"7 GIVE YOUR Fairbury on June 13. Õi n >ÌÊÓÊ« Hebron volunteers will pro- ordinator for Thayer County To sign up for a clinic or All Allyson and her friends want is a peaceful, vide coverage for the remain- Health Services at 402-768- for more information, call grown-up evening of dinner and fun - a long-need- ing open days to the above 4629. ed moms’ night out. But in order to enjoy high heels, schedule. Hours: Wednesday, CLINIC SCHEDULES SOYBEAN CROP THE Michelle at the Nebraska Farm adult conversation, and food not served in a bag, Hotline 1-800-464-0258. they need their husbands to watch the kids for a Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. Bruning Clinic NACHURS ADVANTAGE The Nebraska Department few hours ... what could go wrong? MOM’S NIGHT to 4 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m. June 10 .....9 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. OUT is an endearing true-to-life family comedy that Dr. Randy Waldman of Agriculture and Legal Aid to noon. celebrates the beautiful mess called parenting. The Things and Stuff shop D Applying available nutrients of of Nebraska sponsor the farm Ad paid for by Arts Council of Thayer County avenport Clinic ™ fi nance clinics. and the hospital gift shop are June 9 ...... 9 a.m.-Noon NACHURS HKW6 foliar fertilizer on staffed by volunteers from Dr. Randy Waldman the plant foliage allows for immediate Thayer County and surround- June 11 ...... 9 a.m.-Noon absorption into the plant in a very short ing communities. To volunteer Brent Madsen, PAC at the shop, contact Audrey Deshler Clinic period of time. This immediate uptake Else at 402-768-6621. If you June 9 ...... 1:30-4:30 promotes better plant health and Send your news and photos to would like to volunteer in the Kay Elting, APRN increased yield potential. hospital gift shop, contact Ruth June 10 ...... 1:30-4:30 Kripal at 402-768-6755. Maggie Johnson, PAC FOLIAR FEEDING GENERAL GUIDELINES: [email protected] Children’s Immunization June 12 ...... 9 a.m.-Noon NACHURS HKW6™ Clinics: An immunization Dr. Scott Vonderfecht clinic for children will be Milligan Clinic Apply 2-4 gallons per acre held on June 19, from 9 a.m. June 10 ...... 8 a.m.-Noon with adequate water at the 5th - 4 p.m., in the Conference Dr. Scott Vonderfecht trifoliate, and then 2-4 gallons Room in the lower level of the Chester Clinic per acre with adequate water hospital in Hebron. To make June 11 ...... 1:30-4:30 an appointment, please call Maggie Johnson, PAC again at R3. 402-768-4629. For more information, contact 120 Park Ave. • Hebron, NE 68370 402-768-6041 Fax: 402-768-4669 Messman Fertilizer Service Inc. www.thayercountyhealth.com Specialty Clinic Schedule Box 170 • Bruning, NE • 402-353-4735 EAR, NOSE & THROAT Dr. Bowen ...... June 9 Come See What’s New! •Huge Shipment of Crops & Shorts from Silver Jeans Co. GENERAL SURGERRY •Over 20 New Styles of Summer Tops & Tanks! Dr. Ye ...... June 11 •Geo, Tribal, & Floral Print Shorts! •New Messenger Bags-Lots of Great Colors! Dr. Tommerassen ...... June 11 •New Missyyp Tops from Cactus Arrivingg this Week! WOUND CLINIC Super Sandal Sale! Dr. Tommerassen ...... June 11 *Now Through Tuesday June 7th* •Take 20% Offf Regular Priced Sandals! ORTHOPEDIC (some exclusions apply) Save on Sandals from Madden Girl, Clarks, Born, Dr. Bohlen ...... June 12 Baretraps, and More! BHI CARDIOLOGY •Take 20% Offf Regular Priced Handbags, too!! Like Us On Facebook!! Dr. Miller ...... June 13 Belleville Hours: Monday-Friday 10-6, Saturday 10-5 *New patients need to have a referral before seeing Concordia Hours: Monday-Fridayyy 10-7, Thursday y 10-8 one of the specialists at the Specialty Clinic* Saturday 10-5 4 - Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - The Hebron Journal-Register Area Students County 4-H speakers on Dean’s List Doane College has an- compete at regionals nounced students named to the Dean’s List for Spring 2014. Students must achieve a mini- mum 3.7 grade point average on a 4.0 scale to qualify for this academic distinction. Doane College is the oldest private liberal arts and sci- ences college in Nebraska. Area students achieving this honor are Kylie Betten of Deshler and Emily Alfs of Shickley. Birth Drew and Shauna Alanna Fangmeier Alexia Dick (Kassebaum) Rodine, of David City, are proud to an- nounce the arrival of baby girl Brinli Jo. She was born May The Saints to perform in Hebron... 27 and weighed seven pounds With more than 25 years of small group music ministry history, Azusa Pacifi c University’s School 12 ounces. of Music is proud to present its newest vocal ensemble, The Saints. This select group of talented Grandparents are Rick and young people, under the direction of faculty member Harold Clousing, is made up of students who Trudy Kassebaum of Hebron and Duane and Brenda Rodine desire to serve the Lord and share the gospel message through music and personal testimony. of Polk. On Tuesday, June 10, at 7 p.m., The Saints will present a concert at First Community Church in Great-grandparents are Hebron. All are welcome. There will be a love offering. Marvin and Janice Bankson of Polk, Norma Rodine of Polk, Laurine Schweitzer of Hebron, Hulshof, Hackbart and Carlean Kassebaum of Hebron Hebron. Library Notes Engagement Lacey Schmidt Caleb Jalas Summer reading program, Senior Diners Fizz, Pop, Read!, will continue next week. The pre-school TCHS Guild group will meet on June 11, Monday, June 9: Sweet ‘n Reduce-reuse-recycle. This at 10 a.m. School age children sour chicken, wild rice, broc- familiar slogan speaks well kindergarten through fourth coli fl orets, Danish petite. for the success of the Thayer grade will meet on June 12, Tuesday, June 10: Bacon County Health Services Guild, at 10 a.m. Come and join us. wrapped sirloin, potatoes which was originally begun Everyone is welcome. O’Brien, garden veggies, ice as an aide and partner to the Please help us. If it looks cream. Bingo. hospital. like it is going to rain, or if it Wednesday, June 11: St. Interested and energetic has just rained, please do not Louis rib, tator tots, three-bean persons moved in ways that put books or magazine in the salad, peach half with cottage helped the public in a thought- outdoor book drop. Rain blows cheese. Farmers Market. ful way, both as a source for into the book cart and ruins the Thursday, June 12: Chick- people who were in need of books and magazines. If you en supreme bake, carrot and Hulshof, Hackbart Leah Schmidt Rachael Fangmeier quality merchandise at an celery sticks, garlic toast, do use the outside book drop, Elaine Hackbart announces attractive price and for those cherry crisp with whip cream. please put loaned items in the engagement of her son, who wanted to share no longer Bake. plastic bags. Thank you. Lewis, to Melissa Hulshof, needed items with others. Friday, June 13: Sausage Three books have been daughter of Rod and Pam So to find an outlet for gravy on a biscuit, green selected for the One Book Hulshof of Sioux Center, surplus goods, people have beans, cranberry juice, cookie. - One Lincoln 2014 reading Iowa. turned to the thrift shop Bingo. program: “The Light Between Lewis graduated from “Things & Stuff.” The all Prairie Land food order in Oceans,” a thriller by M. L. Thayer Central High School volunteer county-wide orga- on June 16. Prairie Land food Stedman; “The Presidents’ in Hebron in 2003 and Dana nization of generous women pick up on June 28. Club: Inside the World’s College in Blair in 2008. He who provide the staffi ng for Meals served with bread, Most Exclusive Fraternity,” is currently working as a para- all areas, beginning with the butter and milk. To make res- a nonfi ction by Nancy Gibbs professional at Sioux Center sorting and pricing of donated ervations, phone 768-6052 by and Michael Duffy; and “The Middle School in Iowa. articles to the actual selling, 1:30 p.m., the day before you Shadow of the Wind,” a lit- Melissa graduated from is a key to its success since wish to dine. erary novel by Carlos Ruiz Sioux Center High School overhead expense is kept at a Handibus goes to Lincoln Zafon. Come in and check in 2005 and University of minimum. on Monday, Wednesday and TaraLee Hudson Walker Dick them out. Northern Iowa in 2010. She is Good quality merchandise Thursday each week. Call We have many new fi ction currently working as a teacher is reused and recycled in inter- 402-768-6052. Eight Thayer county 4-Hers competed in the Regional 4-H and nonfi ction books avail- at the Sioux Center Middle esting ways but always benefi - able. New books are added Public Speaking contest on May 22. The event was held in the cial. Nothing is wasted as there School as well. to our collection each month A July 11 wedding is Animal Science building on the UNL east campus in Lincoln. 4- are outlets for surplus. for your reading enjoyment. Durfl inger on Hers medaling were Alanna Fangmeier (Junior Division), Caleb Surprising and functional planned. The couple will re- “Pompeii” and “The Monu- side in Sioux Center, Iowa. Jalas (Intermediate Division), & Rachael Fangmeier (Senior home making displays are ments Men” are recent addi- Dean’s List Division). Lacey Schmidt & Alexia Walker who also competed in always changing and bargains tions to our DVD collection. Peru State College today Junior Division received purple ribbons. Intermediate Division are prevalent. Many movies are based on released the names of students contestants received the following ribbons, TaraLee Hudson Public awareness is neces- books. We have in our collec- who earned a place on the sary for ongoing profi t to be (purple), Walker Dick (Blue), & Leah Schmidt (Red). Senior tion “The Monuments Men: Dean’s List for the spring 2014 realized, so become a partner Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves ★ semester. Division medalist, Rachael Fangmeier, is eligible to go on and in some or all areas and take and the Greatest Treasure compete at the state competition which will be held during the To make the Dean’s List stu- advantage of the opportunity Hunt in History,” by Robert dents must have a grade point Nebraska State Fair. to make a difference. M. Edsel. average of 3.5 or higher for the A red star on semester, have completed at least 12 college credit hours your label Subscribe to our online edition at Petersen on during the past semester and Dean’s List have no incomplete grades for the semester. means it's time http://hebronjournalregister.com Ashley Petersen of Hebron Angela Durfl inger of Al- was named to the Dean’s List exandria was named to the at Morningside College for the Dean’s List with a 4.0 for the to renew your 2014 spring semester. semester. Each semester the Dean’s subscription List recognizes students who achieve a 3.67 grade point av- erage or better and complete at Story Idea? to the Hebron least 12 credits of coursework with no grade below a “C-.” Call 768-6602 William C. Deeds, vice presi- Journal-Register dent for academic affairs and dean of the college, recently released the Dean’s List for the spring semester, and each student received a letter of recognition. Morningside College is a private, four-year college in Sioux City, Iowa. Fairbury Dental Retain and Regain Excellent Oral Health. 402-729-6177 Conveniently located on the south side of the courthouse square.
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* ALEXANDRIA * Wednesday, June 4: Blue Val- Sunday, June 8: Worship 9 a.m.; Holy Communion at Blue September. Call 402-768-6293 ST. PETER LUTHERAN ley Care Home, 9 a.m. service, 10 a.m. Valley Lutheran, 10 a.m. if interested. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RURAL BYRON Friday, June 6: Parkview Ha- Tuesday, June 10: Nursing Saturday, June 7: Worship, Vacation Bible school: June Lana Likens, Lay Pastor Pastor Breen Marie Sipes ven Bible study, 11:15 a.m. home communion, Hebron, 10:30 6:30 p.m. 16-20. Sundays: Worship, 10 a.m.; See St. Paul, Byron. Sunday, June 8: Sunday a.m.; Circuit pastors' meeting at Sunday, June 8: Worship, 9 School, 9:15 a.m.; Worship, Deshler, 12 p.m. a.m.; Coffee fellowship; Potato Sunday School, 11 a.m. HEBRON BIBLE CHURCH * CARLETON * 10:30 a.m. bar and labor auction for the youth Jeff Friesen, Pastor * BELVIDERE * * GILEAD * mission trip, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. ZION LUTHERAN PEACE LUTHERAN Wednesday, June 11: Admin- Sundays: Sunday School, 9 istrative council meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. BELVIDERE UNITED Rev. Jonathan K. Jensen Phillip Nielsen, Pastor ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Sundays: Worship, 9:30 a.m. June 2-6: VBS, 9 a.m. - Connie Raess, Pastor Wednesdays: Pioneer Club, noon. Sundays: Sunday School, 10 6:30 p.m.; Bible study, 7 p.m. Eldon and MaryBeth Nicholson, Pastor HEBRON & CHESTER Sunday, June 8: Worship, 9 * CHESTER * Wednesday, June 4: Meadow- a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. Thursdays: Prayer time, 9 UNITED METHODIST a.m., "The Ultimate High," Sacra- lark Heights Communion, 2:30 a.m. ment of Holy Communion. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN p.m.; Parkview Haven chapel, Mark Baldwin, Pastor * HARDY * Sundays: Worship at Chester, * HUBBELL * Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor 3 p.m. Sundays: Worship, 11 a.m. Friday, June 6: VBS Program 11 a.m.; Worship at Hebron, 9 * BETHEL * ST. PAUL LUTHERAN a.m.; Sunday School, Chester, at PVH, 11:15 a.m., followed by Interim Pastor Tom Miller ZION LUTHERAN picnic in the park. Parents may 9:30 a.m.; Hebron, 10:15 a.m. Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor BETHEL CHURCH * DAVENPORT * See St. Paul, Byron pick up their child at the park at Sundays: Sunday School, 9:15 Sundays: Worship, 8 a.m. Jim Hubble, Pastor 12:30 p.m. KING OF KINGS Sundays: Sunday School, 9:15 CHRIST'S LUTHERAN a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 7: No Saturday CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Kristen Van Stee, Pastor Darrell Sutton, Pastor * OAK * Sundays: Sunday School, 9:30 worship. * HEBRON * Sunday, June 8: YOP leave Tuesdays: Service, 7 p.m. * BRUNING * a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Sundays: Worship, 3 p.m.; FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH on mission trip to South Dakota; FAITH LUTHERAN Worship with VBS theme and Sunday School, 2 p.m.; fi rst and Keith Brich, Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Christopher Gerdes, Pastor TRINITY LUTHERAN music, 10 a.m. third Sundays of month. Sundays: Sunday School, 9 Ron Shields, Pastor Sundays: Worship, 9:30 a.m. Stuart Sell, Pastor Saturday, June 14: No recy- a.m.; Worship 10 a.m. Sunday,June 8: Service in Sundays: Sunday School, 9 NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. cling; Deshler Daze; No Saturday FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH Wednesdays: Men's Bible the park, 10 a.m.; Picnic after worship; YOP return from mission Mike Hood, Pastor Steve Speichinger, Pastor study, 7 p.m. service. trip to South Dakota. Sundays: Sunday School, 9 Wednesday, June 11: Church ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN Sundays: Sunday School, 9 a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Fridays: Women's Bible study, council, 8 p.m. Patrick Flynn, Pastor a.m.; Worship, 10 a.m. 2 p.m. ST. PETER LUTHERAN Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m.; SACRED HEART CATHOLIC First Saturday: Men's break- UNITED METHODIST Sunday School, 10:15 a.m. Brian Francik, Pastor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday, June 8: Worship, 9:30 Father Rudolf Oborny, Pastor fast, 7:30 a.m. Mike Anderson, Pastor Connie Stone, Pastor Friday, June 6: First Friday UNITED METHODIST a.m.; Coffee fellowship. Sundays: Worship, 9 a.m. Sundays: Worship, 10:30 Mass, 7:20 a.m.; food and fel- ******** Mike Anderson, Pastor a.m. lowship at Mary's Cafe following Sundays: Worship, 10:30 * FRIEDENSAU * Mass. * BYRON * Copy requested by noon on a.m. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Saturday, June 7: Mass, 6 ST. PAUL LUTHERAN * DESHLER * TRINITY LUTHERAN Keith Brozek, Pastor p.m. Mondays. To make additions or Pastor Breen Marie Sipes B. J. Fouts, Pastor Thursday, June 5: Rebekah Sunday, June 8: Mass 10 changes, Fax 402-768-7354, e- Sundays: Worship, 10:30 ABIDING WORD LUTHERAN Thursday, June 5, Science and Circle meeting, 9 a.m.; Holy a.m. mail [email protected] a.m. George Lautner, Pastor Faith Bible study, 7 p.m. Communion at Assisted Living, New RCIA class will begin in or phone 402-768-6602.
Obituaries
A memorial service was mother, Betty Smith of Al- Mass of the Christian Burial neva Education Association, held on May 31 at the First Nancy was held May 31, at Sacred Marian Fillmore Central Scholarship exandria; husband of nearly Congregational Church in 37 years, Roger of Hebron; Heart Catholic Church in committee, member and past Geneva, with Kim Dunker Virus Hebron. Offi ciant was Fa- Uldrich president of the Madison children, Matt Virus and wife offi ciating. Stanley Johnson Nancy Lee Virus of Hebron ther John Birkel, organist Township Extension Club, and Kimber of Omaha, Adam Virus Marian Eunice DeLong provided prelude and postlude was born October 10, 1958, Julie Kriesel, and cantor Car- in other offi ces of the Ameri- of Omaha, Austin and Carson Uldrich was born on April 21, music and accompanied the in Humboldt, to Robert and lece Kenner. Congregational can Legion Club Auxiliary Virus of Hebron; grandchil- 1936, to Christina Marianna congregation who sang “How Betty (Lee) Smith. She died hymns “Be Not Afraid,” “Here in Fairmont and as a CASA dren, Zoey Virus, Olivia Virus, Bruning DeLong and Ralph Great Thou Art” and “What peacefully I Am Lord,” and “Rise Up volunteer. and Jayden Virus; sisters, Judy Carpenter DeLong. The oldest a Friend We Have in Jesus.” at her home With Him” were sung. Aco- Hunting with Myron, family Corliss and husband Mark of of eight children, Marian was Karen Kohler accompanied in Hebron, at lyte was Pat Kenner, reader trips to Colorado and Oregon, Santa Barbara, Calif., Jayne raised in the Charlotte Bumgarner who the age of 55 Jeanette Else. gardening, canning, reading, Pohlmeier and husband Gene Alexandria sang “In the Garden” and “I years, with Honorary casket bearers attending her children and of Lawrence, Annette Barber area on sev- Can Only Imagine.” her husband were grandchildren Zoey Vi- grandchildren’s events and, and husband Terry of Fairbury; eral differ- Inurnment was at the Bo- and oldest rus, Olivia Virus, and Jayden of course, time with fam- brother, Kerry Smith and wife ent farms. hemian National Cemetery at son Matt at Virus. ily were Marian’s treasured Stephanie of Fairmont; nieces, Fond Milligan. her side. Rosary service was held memories. nephews and many friends. memories Memorials are directed to Nancy married Roger Virus May 30 at Hebron Memorial In later years, she and My- The family extends a spe- of Marian’s the Geneva Fire and Rescue of Hebron on June 19, 1977, Chapel. ron enjoyed road trips, their cial thank you to the Thayer youth in- Squad, American Legion at St. Mary’s Catholic Church Inurnment was at Rose Hill annual trip to Arizona, and County hospital staff and cluded working with teams Auxiliary Unit 21 or the in Alexandria. This marriage Cemetery in Hebron. visiting family. home-health staff, as well of horses, swimming in Sandy First Congregational United was blessed with four children, In lieu of fl owers, memo- A woman of great faith, as all of the volunteers who Creek, the occasional Sat- Church of Christ. Matthew, Adam, Austin, and rials are directed in care of Marian’s favorite moments helped with Nancy’s in-home urday night picture show, Arrangements were made Carson. family. were when she was in prayer care. An additional thank you and visiting with family and by Farmer and Sons Funeral Nancy graduated from UNL Condolences may be sent and when she was cultivating goes out to the treatment and friends. home. in 1980 and began her teaching to www.krollfh.com. corn, but especially when oncology staff at the UNMC While in high school, she career that fall at Ruskin public Hebron Memorial Funeral praying while cultivating Cancer Treatment Centers in lived with her grandparents school teaching fi fth and sixth Home is in charge of arrange- corn. Omaha. in town, working at cafes grades. She was nominated ments. Following her husband’s Robert and cleaning homes to earn nine times for the “Who’s Who passing, Marian became a her keep and to buy school Among American Teachers “city girl” and moved into Schroeder clothes. High school activities Award.” ST Geneva. She enjoyed having included reading every book Robert H. “Bob” Schroeder, She retired from Deshler 1 ANNUAL BRENT friends and neighbors so close in the school library, cheer- age 84, of Reynolds, passed public schools after 32 years, and was proud to have her own DROHMAN POKER RUN leading, playing volleyball, away on May 30, 2014. He was having touched hundreds of home. Marian was an avid SATURDAY, JUNE 7 • DESHLER and in 1953, graduating from born September 5, 1929, at ru- lives with her bright spirit. reader, collected cookbooks, Registration from 11 am to 12 pm at the Deshler Bar Alexandria High. ral Plymouth, the son of Fred- She was also a member of family recipes, and life-long Registration: $15 per person - $25 per couple In 1952, Marian met My- erick and Katharine (Kracke) the Sacred Heart Catholic friends. All Bikes & Cars Welcome! ron Dean Uldrich and they Schroeder. church and St. Ann’s Altar In October of 2011, Mar- were married in 1953. They Survivors Society. Hamburger Feed • Deshler Fire Hall ian moved to a care facility. spent their honeymoon fi xing include his She loved gardening and an- Open to the Public & Poker Run Participants As her eyesight diminished, a combine before Myron’s sisters-in- imals, children, waiting tables Free Will Offering she continued to stay sharp Army basic training in Mis- law, Mar- at Mary’s Cafe and shopping. with current events and fam- For more information call 402-200-0167 souri. Marian then lived with tha Schro- Many people made a trip to her ily happenings. She loved to Frank, Hazel, and Marlene eder, Marie house to gather eggs from her listen to Nebraska football Uldrich while Myron was in Schroeder, chickens or vegetables from and volleyball and, as always, Korea. Myron and Marian Bertha her garden. Most of all, she enjoyed visiting with family 5IBZFS$PVOUZ would celebrate 50 years of Schroeder; numerous nieces, loved spending time with her and friends. marriage, before his passing nephews, cousins, friends; family and friends. In the comfort of having 3FQVCMJDDBO 1BSUZ in 2003. and special friend, Karen Nancy is preceded in death fulfi lled a life well-lived, and In 1941, Marian began her Keilwitz. by her dad, Robert; brother, in anticipation of eternal rest, $PVOUZ$POWFOUJPO Christian walk at the Presby- Funeral services will be Kevin;infant brother, Robert; Marian passed away on April terian Church in Alexandria, held on June 4, at the St. Paul niece, Kellie Corliss; uncles, 17, 2014. where she was baptized and Lutheran Church in Gilead, Martin, Clarence, and Bill; and `>ÞÞ]ÊÕiÊ]ÊÓä£{ÊUÊÇ\ääÊ* Marian is preceded in death confi rmed. In 1962, Marian with Pastor Connie Raess aunt, Helen Smith. by her parents, Ralph C. and joined the First Congregation- offi ciating. Nancy is survived by her / >ÞiÀÊ ÕÌÞÊ ÕÀÌ ÕÃiÊ ÕLÊ, al United Church of Christ in Christina (Bruning) DeLong; Burial will be at the Fairbury Geneva, where she served on her husband, Myron; daughter, Cemetery. ÓÓxÊ ÀÌ Ê{Ì Ê-ÌÀiiÌ]ÊiLÀ CLIP N SAVE committees, councils, boards, Marie Deneece; and brother, Gerdes-Meyer Funeral 1ÃiÊ7iÃÌÊ ÌÀ>Vi and circles including president Ralph E. DeLong. Home in Fairbury is in charge RIALTO II THEATER of Women’s Fellowship. Marian is survived by her of arrangements. GENEVA, NE children and their spouses, Home and heart were al- Memorials are directed to 402-759-3011 Send your news and photos to ways open in Marian’s life. Marsha and Kelvin Jorgensen the church. She loved to “break bread of Exeter, Michael and Renee Movies for June with others,” introducing her Uldrich of Fairmont, Mary and Showtime - 7:30 pm [email protected] children’s friends to “farm Dayle Bruhn of Arizona. She Sunday Matinee - 2:00 pm life.” is also survived by her “great JUNE 7-8 In addition to being a work eight” grandchildren, Kellen partner with Myron, Mar- Jorgensen, Klaire Jorgensen, GOD’S NOT DEAD - PG ian also worked at Geneva Jordan Uldrich and wife Traci, NOW IS THE TIME TO Chandler Uldrich, Rachelle JUNE 14-15 Transfer Local, sold Northrup SCHEDULE YOUR DENTAL King Seed, and from 1979 to Uldrich, Alex Bruhn and wife THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN 2 - PG-13 2001, she worked at YRTC Katherine, Dana Bruhn and Kris Timmerman, Owner APPOINTMENT!! in Geneva. wife Carolina, and Eric Bruhn. JUNE 21-22 She is also survived by Gean Other activities Marian MILLION DOLLAR ARM - PG An EXPERIENCED DENTAL PROVIDER FOR ALL AGES! treasured included being a and Marlene Uldrich Buerer, Title Insurance drop-in babysitter for her Deb Buerer Jenkins; sister, & JUNE 28-29 Dr. Fischer has been providing full Service Dental Care to North grandchildren, 4-H, FFA, and Doris DeWald of Alexandria; Abstracting Services Central Kansas and South Central Nebraska for over 20 years. Girl Scout “Mom” and leader, brothers, Richard DeLong of X-MEN - DAYS OF DAYS OF FUTURE PAST - PG and family chauffeur. Omaha, Duane, Bill, Ken, ISCHER AMILY ENTISTRY Steven and their families of 140 North 4th Street Adults $4.00 Students $3.00 F F D Volunteer work near to Kansas: 785-527-5602 (Belleville) Marian’s heart were the 16 Oregon; special friends, Jim Hebron, NE 68370 MOVIES SUBJECT TO CHANGE years she served on the School and Wanda Cantrell and family (402) 768-6324 CHECK OUR W EBSITE Nebraska: 402-879-1355 (Superior) www.rialtoiitheater.org Board for Geneva Public of Minden; and all of her town [email protected] Accepting most Dental Insurance Plans and Medicaid provider for Kansas/Nebraska. Schools, projects with the Ge- and farm friends. CLIP N SAVE 6 - Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - The Hebron Journal-Register A section of the Journal-Register Row Named Whistle Stop Station Group Meets to Dean’s List Bruning resident Daniel BBanner-Argusanner-Argus Row was named to the dean’s list for the 2014 spring semes- Serving Bruning, Alexandria, Carleton and Davenport ter at Messiah College. Row is a senior majoring in public relations. Dean’s list is earned Davenport by receiving a 3.6 GPA or By Lola Johnson higher on a 4.0 scale. Bruning Messiah College, a private Senior Diners Christian college of the liberal The Kounty Line Birthday Mary Bruning. and applied arts and sciences, Klub met at the home of Eileen On Sunday the following Exercise Monday, Wednes- enrolls over 3,000 undergradu- Stych on Thursday afternoon guests joined the California day and Friday at 9:30 a.m. ate and graduate students. families for dinner: Dr. and Established in 1909, the with Lorraine Heinrichs as Monday, June 9: Sweet co-hostess. The afternoon was Mrs. Tom Tonniges of Omaha; primary campus is located in spent visiting. Others present Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gomez ‘n sour chicken, wild rice, Mechanicsburg, Pa., near the were Joann Messman, Mary and girls; Emily Tonniges, broccoli fl orets, Danish petite. state capital of Harrisburg. Heinrichs, Sharon Hulse, Janet Chris Tonniges, Rachel, Zac Cards. and Hallie of Omaha; Ruth Lentfer of Geneva and Joy Tuesday, June 10: Bacon Lentfer of Strang. Babka of Columbus; Mr. and Courtesy Photo Recent visitors at the home Mrs. Jeff Pekarek, Craig and wrapped sirloin, potatoes Belvidere Kenny Else presents a check for the Whistle Stop Station from of Francis and Beth Garrison Amy; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Babka O’Brien, garden veggies, ice former resident, Bill Jackson, to LaDonna Avers. were Janis Frenzen of Geneva, of Dubuque, Iowa; Frank cream. Qwirkle. By LaDonna Avers Babka of Minnetonka, Minn.; The Whistle Stop Station fl oor plan had been made us- Jeff and Ami Koehler and fam- Wednesday, June 11: St. Leola Wittenberger of Co- ily of Johnson, Ashley Perez Nancy Babka and Carla Gar- group met Wednesday evening ing a corner of the depot for rett of Beverly Hills, Calif.; Louis rib, tator tots, three-bean zad came to visit Ila Currey at the Museum Annex. Kenny a restroom, but the group felt and daughters of Lincoln and on May 22. While she was Barb Schoenholz. Tom Kerl and Shari Nigro of salad, peach half with cottage Else had asked to meet with that would take away from the Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Fred here, they went to Bruning the group so he could make a authenticity of the building. Sunday evening visitors and cheese. Scrabble. and visited with her former supper guests of Francis and Bruning, Reiss Bruning and special presentation. A number of options were Thursday, June 12: Chick- classmate, Jo Messman. Beth Garrison were Jim and Heather Oantrich of Bruning; It was a wonderful surprise discussed, but no action was and Adam Bruning and Carlie en supreme bake, carrot and She also enjoyed helping when he presented a generous taken at this time. It is very Annette Marget of Fairmont. and visiting with the crew Joyce Garrison of Lincoln Chapman of Holdrege. celery sticks, garlic toast, check from former resident important that we make some putting up the fl ags at the and alumni, Bill Jackson. plans soon, as visitors to the and Verlyn Most of Geneva Among guests attending cherry crisp with whip cream. Abilgail Swanson’s high Belvidere Cemetery on Satur- Bill has worked with the station have asked about these were Tuesday visitors of day morning. She was pleased Francis and Beth Garrison. school graduation reception Rummikub. railroad almost all his life facilities. on Sunday were Deanna Dirks Friday, June 13: Sausage to get to visit with many former and was also instrumental in Right now money is scarce, They enjoyed dinner together Belvidere residents who were at the home town cafe. of Hastings, Denise Packard, gravy on a biscuit, green beans, helping the historical society so the check from Bill will help Mollie and Oliver, Linda and visitors at the special Memo- in getting the caboose that facilitate that. Other money Mr. and Mrs. Bret Paterson, cranberry juice, cookie. Mark Wilkening of Lincoln rial Sunday church services in sits at the museum. Bill is has been donated in memory Maddie and Clare of Soquel, Belvidere. Calif., Mr. and Mrs. David and Lola Johnson. Abigail Meals served with bread, now retired and disabled, but of Lee Priefert. He was also a is the daughter of David and butter and milk. For reserva- A few hours after Leola still wanted to share with the Belvidere native. Peterson of Walnut Creek, headed back to Cozad on Calif., and Carol and Susan Rhonda Swanson and the tions, call 364-2449 by 1:30 group. There is a group who has granddaughter of Dr. Bob and Sunday afternoon, her sister Kenny presented the check inquired about having a picnic Reiss of Lodi, Calif., came p.m., the day before. Leora Jones and husband Bob on Friday to visit Frank and Nancy Swanson. and said that Bill had also sent at the station this summer. of Goodland, Kan., surprised a check for the alumni associa- There have been a number of Ila with a visit. We were sorry tion. It was very generous of people who have stopped to they hadn’t arrived a few hours him and the group is more than watch the trains, so any help earlier so the sisters could have pleased to thank him for it. toward meeting this goal of been able to spend some time Again, the meeting was restroom facilities would be together also. centered on paint for the depot very much appreciated. Visitors at church last week and on getting a restroom. A were Carol (Mrs.Walter) Reiss and members of her family from California and Frank Belvidere Cemetery Update and Mary Bruning, whom they were visiting. Unhampered by adverse on Memorial Day evening, Also visiting Loren and weather conditions, the av- followed by a time of re- Audrey Else over Memorial enue of fl ags at the Belvidere freshments, fellowship and weekend were Barb and Brad Cemetery was an inspiring refl ection. Carson from Omaha. They three-day sight as wind and A new directory map, drawn attended church along with rain were not a factor this and printed by Jack Dill of Bob Else. year. Omaha, will aid in locating Linda Hudson and LaDonna Saturday morning par- grave sites for interested Avers took a spin around Lin- ticipants arrived from Co- parties. coln again this week. First on zad, Bruning, Hebron and This venture would not the agenda was a trip to the Belvidere, plus California have been successful without new Marshall’s and Home and Colorado, and raised the assistance of many people Goods stores. There they saw a the nearly forty symbols of and appreciation is expressed small, but very authentic look- military service which family at this time. Make plans to be Courtesy Photo ing replica of a train engine members have graciously al- a part of it all next year. that would look great at the lowed the cemetery board to Current board members Davenport Class of 1989... display and store. Nine new are: Directors, Arlys Dill, Celebrating their 25th class reunion were: Back Row (l-r): Janet (Vorce) Grovert, Christie Whistle Stop Station, but at $2000 they didn’t buy it. It is fl ag pole openings were made Mary Bruning and Ila Cur- (Jacobsen) Couvillion, Matt Mosier, Amy (Keim) Wenske, Allison (Stables) Power. Front Row (l-r): large enough for kids to crawl by Spenser Else and Bob Else, rey; President, Russ Priefert; Cassidy (Molthan) Hoffschneider, Trish (Keim) Thorell and Angie (Keim) Pendergast. over and sit in and looked like leading east from the center Recorder, Kent Williamson; a lot of fun. drive. The original plan is now and Sec-treas, Audrey Else. Guests of Ila Currey this past completed and hopefully will Any questions concerning week were Robert Bruggeman be a source of pride for many cemetery matters may be and his sister, Ann Hutfl es, years. directed to Arlys Dill, #402- from Arizona. Robert had been Nearly the same crew were 768-2188. a neighbor of the Currey’s for present to lower the flags about 25 years when the Brug- gemans and the Curreys lived in Fountain Valley, Calif. His Historical Society News sister Ann discovered that a The Thayer County Histori- come in to be recorded and former classmate from nurs- cal Society met immediately displayed. Just keeping all ing school lived in Hebron, following the Whistle Stop the building clean is a big job so she and Ruth Kripal were Committee meeting on May and Sharon Powell helps the able to spend a day together, 28. Many of the same people curators with that job. getting reacquainted after 56 are on both committees. Plans were discussed for the years! Robert, Ann and Ila There were twenty members upcoming “Treasures under were guests of Joe and Ruth present with two visitors who the Trees” that the museum is Kripal for a very enjoyable expressed a desire to become holding on June 20 and 21. It meal and an evening of visiting members. will be a glorifi ed yard sale un- on Wednesday. President Bob Reinke called der the trees at the museum and Ruth Yoachim had a full the meeting to order and both it will feature extra nice things. house over the weekend. All the secretary and the treasurer Plans were also discussed to of her family came to help her gave their reports. have an ice cream social at celebrate a special birthday. Curator Jackie Williamson the same time. Ray and Dixie They all went to church to- spoke of many things that had Wharton brought homemade gether where granddaughter, been occurring since the last ice cream to the meeting. It Courtney Yoachim, sang a meeting. was very refreshing and ev- solo especially for her grand- Annette Laber kept the eryone thought it would be a mother. museum open during the good idea to have it for sale After church they all had Memorial Day weekend and on the 20th and 21st. dinner at a local cafe and was pleased to announce there Many of you are members visited in the afternoon. At- had been a quite a number of of the Thayer County His- tending were Kirk and Wanda out of town visitors. torical Society and if you Yoachim, Joshua Yoachim and Leaking roofs seems to be would care to help with this Jon, Jamie, Clara and Caroline an ongoing problem that is endeavor and/or bring some Yoachim, Kevin and Col- being addressed. “treasures” to be sold, please leen Yoachim, Courtney and Betty the cow is another notify Annette Laber or Jackie Thomas and his friend Amy, project that seems to be stalled. Williamson. Gaylene and Tim Callahan, It is hoped it can be resolved It would also be nice to Ryan, his friend Alicia and soon, so there can be a cow have some extra help in pric- Conner. and her calf, Betsy, in the big ing the items, being a cashier red barn. Henry reports that and serving ice cream. Any children dearly love the barn help would be appreciated, and can spend hours shelling as it takes a lot of volunteers Closing Grain Bid and grinding corn with the to keep the museum going for June 3, 2014 antique hand corn sheller. visitors to the county. Chester, Nebraska Many items continue to Corn, bu...... $4.29 Milo, bu ...... $4.26 Wheat, bu ...... $6.77 Soybeans, bu...... $14.21 ABOUT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Hebron Journal-Register welcomes and encourages letters from our readers. Guidelines Include: • Letters must be signed by the author and include a phone number for contact if there is a problem or to verify the author. If more than one name appears, all signatures and telephone numbers must be included. • Hand delivered letters with spoken instructions from the letter writer will also be accepted provided the deliverer is the letter writer. AGP • Letters must be pertinent to our readers, come from our readership area, and deal with something of interest to our readers. Grain Marketing • Letters are not a substitute for advertising and those that appear to be advertising will not be published. Phone: 402-324-5475 or • We reserve the right to choose which letters to publish and to edit for toll free 1-800-322-9579 legal or length reasons. The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - 7 He Hi/Thayer Central holds annual Alumni Banquet The 2014 He-Hi/Thayer Award winner this year was person to locate a coupon in Central Alumni Banquet was Connie Easton Heckman, her purse. held in the main gymnasium class of 1968. The Distin- The festivities closed with on Sunday, May 25. Theme guished Alumni Award was singing “America the Beauti- Spportsorts for this year was “Beyond given posthumously to Glenn ful.” The Blackboard.” Kesston Korff, class of 1961. It was Offi cers for the past year Fink served as master of cer- received by his brother, Ken were: President, Susie (Tim- emonies. Susie (Timmerman) Korff, class of 1957. It was merman) Wiedel, 1974; Vice Wiedel gave the welcome. decided to leave the plaque for President/treasurer, Yvonne Pastor Mark Baldwin gave display in the Thayer Central (Wiedel) Long, 1969 and the invocation. Music selec- High School as an inspiration Secretary, Cathy Wiedel, Titans defend state title tions were by Cole Harris and to future students. 1961. Other alumni commit- Allison Tietjen played dinner Honor classes for the years tee members are: Jim Hartley, music at the piano. Dick and ending in “4” and “9” were rec- Becky (Rizek) Hergott, Kar- Thayer Central defended its Sue (Buhl) Templin were ognized and a video presenta- en (Ray) Becker, Jeanette state title last week as the Titan greeters. tion showing some pictures of (Wiedel) Else; Jean (Chris- golf team claimed the Class D Ann Peithman explained class members and interesting tensen) Brown, Nancy (Day) championship for the second the Marie Peithman Polished facts about their graduation Elting and Connie (Rizek) year in a row. Class D golf Apple Award, which was year was presented. Arnie O’Hanlon. was nonexistant until 2008 and given this year to Lynne Koci was the person traveling The committee will have Thayer Central is the fi rst golf Scheuler. She was the fi rst the most miles to come to the their regular meeting on Tues- team to repeat as champions grade teacher and taught for banquet. Clara and Norman day, June 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the since its inception. 41 years in Hebron. Connie Ough were the parents with basement meeting room at the The Titans scored 666 in Shields Pesek announced that the most children (10) and Hebron Secrest Library. the two-day tourney to win the Excellence in Education Patsy Kripal Fiser was the fi rst the trophy. Overton fi nished second with 679. Thayer Central juniors Jay Cottam and Ben Baden led the charge golfi ng 150 and 158 respec- tively for second and fi fth place overall. Cottam’s runner-up fin- ish came on a playoff for fi rst place where he fell to Humprey-St. Francis player Trevor Kosch after the two went head-to-head on the 17th hole, a par fi ve. Cottam parred the hole while Kosch shot birdie placing the Titan junior in second place for the tournament. Cottam shot par (71) on the fi rst day, but ran Jay Cottam into a couple of troublesome holes on the second day fi n- day to fi nish fi fth overall. Caleb Krupicka (91-91-182) ishing eight over. Over the The Titan golfed 83-75 over and senior Jacob Kniep (103- total 36 holes in both days, the two-day tourney. For his 107-210). Cottam had one eagle (hole 36 holes, Baden birdied two Scoring for the top fi ve 14 on day one), birdied four and parred 21 to fi nish with Courtesy Photo a 158. teams included: Thayer Cen- holes and parred 20 holes to Connie Pesek (r) presented the Distinguished Alumni Award posthumously to Glenn Korff. lead the Titans. Rounding out the Titan tral 666, Overton 679, Ban- Baden improved his game squad were juniors Thomas croft-Rosalie 680, Fullerton Accepting the award is his brother, Ken Korff (center). Standing next to Ken is a relative, Mrs. by eight strokes on the second Feulner (87-89-176) and 702, Hartington 706. Jean Korff, former teacher at Hebron High School during the 1950s. Her son, Jim, is at the left. The award is presented annually by the Class of 1955 at the alumni banquet.
Hebron High School Class of 1984... The Hebron High School class of 1984 met at the home of Laurie (Forrest) Fischer Saturday, May 24. Pictured are classmates (l-r): Deb Raksky, Michelle Krenke-Wright, Paula (Squires) Long, Caleb Krupicka Steve Baker, Kevin Cottam, Denise (Free) Woodward, Laurie (Forrest) Fischer, and Tom Fraser. In spirit: Rodney Kenning, Roger Mammen, Stan Geertz, and Leann Walters. Also in attendance, but not in the class of 1984 were Cottam’s wife Jani (Schnakenberg); Forrest’s husband Gene Jacob Kniep and their three children; and Long’s husband Tom and son Tavis Squires.
Hebron High School Class of 1979... The Hebron High School Class of 1979 gathered at the home of Mike and Nancy (Hartley) Van Thomas Feulner Ben Baden Cleef south of Carleton for their 35th Year Class Reunion Saturday night, May 24. Several also gathered at Toad’s Bar & Grill in Belvidere Friday night. Those attending were (l-r): Back row: Steve Kerns, John Goodrich, Randy Gray, Mitch Martin and Jerry Williamson. Middle row: Gary Look for more golf photos at hebronjournalregister.com Hartley, Cindy (Schardt) Stephens, Nancy (Hartley) Van Cleef, Lori (Hergott) Tinkham and Greg Williams. Front row: Jill (Reinboth) Bartling, Carlece (Wiedel) Kenner, Dianne (Dowdy) Meyer, Sam (Templin) Page and Mary (Fraser) Girard.
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Class of 1964... Byron Class of 1973, Scott Members present were (l-r), Nonie (Howell) Peters, Lucinda Byron Class of 1944, Max Eitzmann (Grueber) Lange, John Schlife, Wayne Flathman, Dave Kettlehut Eggers and Roland Rossmiller.
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JR Photo/J Crouse JR Photo/J Crouse Class of 1994... The United Methodist program was well attended. Members at the banquet were (l-r): Brooke (Easton) Cutlan, Church in Chester held VBS Teachers and helpers in- at their church last week. Christina (Kirchhoff) Hostreiter, Elizabeth (Kniep) Lowrey, Traci cluded Coleen Cherney, Amy Forty kids were in attendance. Crouse, Ashley Wit, Heidi (Vorderstrasse) Oliver, Lance Kuhlmann and Staci (Moxham) “Son Treasure Island” was the Easton, Kathy Kleveland, McKernan. theme of the week and was Elissa Mumm, Sabreana Wit, directed by Dawn Wit. At their Brittany Wit, Becky Gausman, program Sunday night, the Kylie Pachta, Cathy Roop, children sang several lively LeeAnn Mumm, Jennifer songs and gave a skit. The Eiseman and KC Bergmann.
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The address of the initial Date of Death: July 27, 2013 day of July, 2014, at City Hall County Board of Commission- Estate No. PR 13-28 Any junked motor vehicle parked, left, per- located at 216 Lincoln Ave., ers will be held on Tuesday, registered agent and office is: Christin P. Lovegrove, 179 Notice is hereby given that mitted, or stored on private property in excess of ten Hebron, NE. June 10th, 2014 in the Thayer the Personal Representative Project Description: This County Courthouse, 2nd floor. N 9th Street, PO Box 311, (10) days and not enclosed in a building or screened Geneva, County of Fillmore, has filed a Final Account of project will utilize a pre-engi- The meeting of the Board of her administration; a Formal as described in subsection (2) hereof, is hereby de- neered metal building structure Commissioners will begin at State of Nebraska III. The purpose of the corpo- Closing Petition for Complete clared to be a nuisance. If the owner fails to remove which will accommodate a 9:00. The meetings are open to Settlement for Formal Probate total of 10,935 square feet of the public. The agenda is kept ration is to carry on, manage, such junked motor vehicle, after fi ve (5) days notice, and provide risk management, of Will of said deceased and finished area. Interior spaces continually current and is avail- for determination of heirship; the Municipality through its employees or offi cers, shall will consist of a multi-purpose able for public inspection in the marketing, business planning, and to do and transact all and a Petition for Determina- remove the junked motor vehicle or cause it to be re- room, commercial kitchen, bar Thayer County Clerk’s Office, tion of Inheritance Tax which area, office, restrooms and Room 201, Thayer County other lawful business incident moved, and shall assess the cost thereof against the to, necessary or suitable or have been set for hearing in property so benefi ted. The Municipality, by and through storage ages. The exterior Courthouse, Hebron, NE. the County Court of Thayer finishes will incorporate ma- Marie E. Rauner advisable for, or any way its employees or offi cers shall have the right to enter connected with, the purposes County, Nebraska, located at sonry veneer with pre-finish Thayer County Clerk Hebron, Nebraska, on June 23, upon said premises and remove the junked motor ve- metal wall panels. The roof ZNEZ Wk23-1t for which the Corporation is formed; and to do all other 2014, at or after 9:30 A.M. hicle therefrom, and assess the cost of such removal will utilize a pre-finished metal Virginia Brase standing seam system. All things which are not forbidden thereof against the property from which the same is re- by the Laws of the State of 2095 Road 5000 required site, masonry, interior NOTICE OF PUBLIC Davenport, NE 68335 moved, which assessment of cost shall be certifi ed by framing, finishing, mechanical, MEETING Nebraska, or by these Articles of Incorporation. Christin P. Lovegrove, the Municipal Clerk to the County Treasurer of Thayer electrical, and plumbing work THAYER COUNTY Bar #24169 shall be included under this BOARD OF IV. The aggregate number of County, Nebraska, and the same shall become a lien shares which the Corporation Heinisch & Lovegrove Law contract. COMMISSIONERS Office, PC LLO against the property the same as any special assess- Bid Documents may be ob- Notice is hereby given that shall have authority to issue is ment which may be assessed against said property. In Ten Thousand (10,000) shares 179 North 9th Street tained from the office of JEO the meeting of the Thayer PO Box 311 Architecture, Inc., located at County Board of Commission- of common stock. the event the owner of said property does not reclaim V. HMR CONSULTING, Geneva, NE 68361 said property within ten (10) days after the same has 11717 Burt Street, Suite 210, ers will be held on Thursday (402) 759-3122 Omaha, NE 68154, (402)934- June 5th, 2014 in the Thayer INC. commended existence been removed by the Municipality, the Municipality shall on May 20, 2014, by record- [email protected] 3680 upon receipt of a refund- County Courthouse, 2nd floor. ZNEZ Wk22-3t have the right to sell, destroy, or otherwise dispose of able deposit, by cash, in the The meeting of the Board of ing its Articles of Incorporation amount of $100.00 for one Commissioners will begin at with the Secretary of State said property. To reclaim said property, the owner must set. All other requested sets 9:00. The meetings are open to and it shall have perpetual reimburse the Municipality for all costs incurred in the will be at the expense of the the public. The agenda is kept existence. removal thereof. contractor to cover the actual continually current and is avail- Heather Ramsey, printing costs. A separate non- able for public inspection in the Incorporator News and Nothing in this section shall prevent a law- refundable $15.00 shipping Thayer County Clerk’s Office, 308 S Jefferson ful business enterprise, operating in an appropri- and handling fee for each set Room 201, Thayer County PO Box 224 advertising ate commercial manner, to apply to the Governing of plans and specifications is Courthouse, Hebron, NE. Bruning, NE 68322 required. Marie E. Rauner HEINISCH & LOVEGROVE deadline is Body of the Municipality for a variance from this ZNEZ Wk23-3t Thayer County Clerk LAW OFFICE, PC LLO section to use a junked motor vehicle, as defi ned ZNEZ Wk23-1t 179 North 9th Street Monday noon PO Box 311 herein, for a lawful and commercial purpose. Geneva, NE 68361 NOTICE OF PUBLIC ZNEZ Wk22-3t MEETING NOTICE OF PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that MEETING Sell It With The J-R Classifi eds! Public Health Solutions District The Thayer County Board Board of Health serving Fill- of Equalization will be meet- more, Gage, Jefferson, Saline ing in the Board Room of the and Thayer counties, will meet Courthouse, 225 N. 4th St., on Thursday, June 19, 2014 at Hebron, Nebraska for the 8:30 a.m. at Public Health So- purpose of hearing protests lutions District Health Depart- of real property values begin- ment, 995 E Hwy 33, Suite 1, ning June 1, 2014 and ending Crete, NE 68333. Attendance July 25, 2014. Each owner of is also available through the property filing a protest of value Telehealth Network. Call the will receive notice of date and Department at the number time of hearing. An agenda of below to register. Sites partici- dates and times is available in pating are: Beatrice Commu- the County Clerk’s office. nity Hospital, Thayer County Dave Bruning Hospital, Fillmore County Hos- Thayer County Board pital and Jefferson Community Chairman Health Center. A copy of the Marie Rauner agenda is on file at the office of Thayer County Clerk Public Health Solutions District ZNEZ Wk23-1t Health Department located at 995 E Hwy 33, Ste 1 - Crete, Nebraska or available by call- ing 888-310-0565. NOTICE ZNEZ Wk23-1t IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THAYER COUNTY, NEBRASKA ESTATE OF NOTICE Henry H. Heller, Deceased, IN THE COUNTY COURT Estate No. PR 14-10 OF THAYER COUNTY, Notice is hereby given NEBRASKA that on the May 19, 2014, in ESTATE OF the County Court of Thayer Katherine A. Nippert, County, Nebraska, the Regis- Deceased, trar issued a written statement Estate No. PR 13-32 of Informal Probate of the Will Notice is hereby given that of said Decedent and that a Final Account and report of Joyce Raatz, of 57045 712 administration and a Petition Road, Fairbury, NE 68352, and for Complete Settlement, Chrystal Nichelson, of 606 N Probate of Will, Determination Street, Fairbury, NE 68352, of Heirs, and Determination of were informally appointed by Inheritance Tax have been filed the Registrar as Personal Rep- and are set for the hearing in resentatives of the Estate. the County Court of Thayer Creditors of this Estate must County, Nebraska, located at file their claims with this Court Hebron, Nebraska, on June on or before July 21, 2014, or 23, 2014, at 11:00 a.. be forever barred. VICKI L. JARCHOW Vicki L. Jarchow Clerk Magistrate Clerk Magistrate Thayer County Court Thayer County Court 225 N. 4th, Room 203 Thayer County Courthouse Hebron, NE 68370 225 North 4th, Room 203 LANCE J. JOHNSON, Hebron, Nebraska 68370 #15089 LANCE J. JOHNSON, Germer, Murray & Johnson #15089 Attorneys at Law Germer, Murray & Johnson P. O. Box 210 Attorneys at Law Bruning, NE 68322 P. O. Box 210 (402) 353-2665 Bruning, NE 68322 ZNEZ Wk23-1t Phone: 402-353-2665 ZNEZ Wk21-3t Need a gift for a happy grad? (JWFUIFNNPSFUPTNJMFBCPVU TFOEUIFN PõXJUIBGSJFOEMZGBDF UIFJSIPNFUPXOQBQFS $PMMFHFTVCTDSJQUJPOTNBLFHSFBU HSBEVBUJPOHJGUT 0OMZ The Hebr Journal -Register 318 Lincoln Ave. • PO Box 210 • Hebron, NE 68370 402-768-6602 • [email protected] 10 - Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - The Hebron Journal-Register
Pastor delivers Memorial Day speech Alexandria Alumni Banquet By Pastor Steve Speichinger, Tagalog and Arabic. We all and it will be hard to fi nd any Arabia. This is not Russia or and Memorial Day Celebration First Community Church spoke English. two people who agree on most Europe or Libya or Egypt And when I went to school anything anymore. or Iran or India or China or The annual Alexandria troop train soldiers good “A house divided against as a little boy in Iowa, we We just went through a Japan. And we say the Pledge alumni banquet was held May food and words of thanks for itself cannot stand.” Abraham weren’t one nation under Allah controversial school bond of Allegiance to the fl ag of 24 at the Community Center. serving their country during Lincoln said these words as or Buddha or Hari Krishna. election. Look what it did to the United States of America Honor classes and attendees World War II. he stood in the statehouse We were one nation under our community! It divided and to the Republic for which were: On Sunday, church services in Springfi eld, Ill., on June God. And we didn’t have to us. It pitted neighbor against it stands. 85 years: Oldest alumnus in were held at St. Mary’s Catho- 16, 1858. “I believe this explain it. And we didn’t have neighbor. Life-long friends We are one nation – not this year was Mildred Averill lic Church and Alexandria government cannot endure to apologize for it. separated over it. Some people many nations. And we are Eisenhauer, who died March Presbyterian Church. Robert permanently half slave and But today is different. couldn’t even talk about it one nation under God – and 29, 2014. Houser, hometown retired half free,” Lincoln said. “I Today we live in a period of without getting into a heated not under Allah or Buddha or 80 years: None. minister, gave the sermon do not expect the Union to be “Globalization.” Today we conversation over it. any other god. As President 75 years: Kenneth at the Presbyterian church. dissolved, I do not expect this are supposed to be “citizens This is scary, folks. Why? Ronald Reagan said, “If we Mussman. Robert was visiting our town house to fall, but I do expect it of the world.” Today we are Because Jesus is right. A ever forget that we are a nation 70 years: Patricia DeWald as a member of an Honor class will cease to be divided. It will “multi-cultural.” Now we’re nation divided against itself under God, then we will be a Hergott and Marla Jean at the alumni banquet. become all one thing or all the no longer just Americans. cannot stand. nation gone under.” Yoachim Pletcher. American Legion Post 194 other,” Lincoln said. Now we’re “Afro-Ameri- I hope as we all stand here And we are indivisible. We 65 years: Kathleen Dill and Auxiliary sponsored the And Lincoln was right. cans,” “Native Americans,” today that we’re all Ameri- are one people. We are all Winder and Wilda Weaver Memorial Day program at the Lincoln was a prophet. The “Hispanic Americans” and cans. And I hope as we honor Americans – no matter what Wilson. Legion Hall on Monday. Susan United States did not endure “Jewish Americans” and “Ital- all those who have given the race or creed or nationality or 60 years: Carole Johnson Summers Goodson presented permanently half slave and ian Americans.” And look at ultimate sacrifice for our sex or religion. And we want Pralle. two segments of the program, half free. The Civil War settled what it’s done. Look what it’s country that we recognize that liberty – and we want justice 55 years: Patty Lee Simacek “Korean War Tribute” and that. done to our great country. It’s the freedoms we have today – not just for Americans – not and Bonnie Wright Buchli. “The Writing of Words and But Lincoln was not the fi rst divided us. It’s divided us in didn’t come cheap. They cost just for all the people who live 50 years: Bob Houser, Music for Taps.” person to say these words. almost every way possible. somebody something. They in this great land. No, we want Wilma Knigge Luther, Jean In a memorial service, Jesus did. In the gospel of Today America is no longer cost many men and women liberty – and we want justice Mahaffey Shipley, Ron Stigge, poppies were placed for aux- Mark, Jesus said, “If a house one. We are a house divided in uniform the ultimate sac- – for all people – all over the Susan Summers Goodson, iliary members who died and is divided against itself, that against itself. And not since rifi ce. world. We want the people Barbara Wolfe Waugh. a candle lighted for a list of house cannot stand” (Mk. the Civil War has America And we are here today be- in every country all over the A special guest was Marlyn Alexandria residents who died 3:25). And this is a warning been so divided. cause of these heroes. They world to enjoy the same free- Huber from the 1941 class, this year. The services then to all of us. Take any issue today. Take loved this country. They loved doms that we enjoy. And we who recently moved to Geor- followed at the Alexandria What was true in the fi rst any issue and Americans are this country so much they were will not rest until they do. gia from Bruning. He said it Cemetery with advance of century and in the 19th cen- divided over it. We’re divided willing to die for her. And now Lincoln also said, “America was probably the last time he fl ags, laying of the wreath, tury is also true in the 21st over abortion. We’re divided it’s our turn to preserve the will never be destroyed from could attend. prayer, and the Legion fi ring century. Any nation divided over gay rights and gay mar- freedoms they fought so hard the outside. If we falter and The theme was “Rockin and squad gun salute, followed against itself cannot stand. riage. We’re divided over to defend. lose our freedoms,” Lincoln Rollin” on the railroad. Guest by Taps. And America is a divided big government and small America is still the great- said, “it will be because we speaking was hometown au- Everyone attending was nation today. And our nation government. We’re divided est nation on God’s great destroyed ourselves.” thor Charlotte Vetch Endorf invited to return to the Le- will not endure if it continues over women’s rights. We’re di- earth. There is no place like I pray this morning that this telling about the Orphan Train gion Hall for a potluck meal to be so divided. It must either vided over health care. We’re America! But it will not is a prophecy that does not children who were selected fellowship. The community become united or it will fall. divided over immigration, continue to be great until we come true. I pray for the sake to live with farm families in commends Legion Post 194 It must either become united the Keystone pipeline, voter return to the principles that of our children and grandchil- Nebraska. She also shared and Auxiliary for continuing or it will perish from the face identifi cation and registration, made our country great. And dren and future posterity that information about the North to sponsor the Memorial Day of the earth. budget defi cits, States rights, what made this country great is we will never falter or allow Platte Canteen that served services. Now back when I went to freedom of religion, freedom that we are all bonded together our freedoms to be taken away school as a little boy, every of speech, the Second Amend- by a common purpose and a from us. I pray that we will morning we said the Pledge ment and the right to own and common fl ag and a common never destroy ourselves. I pray of Allegiance. Maybe you did bear fi rearms and the cutting of love for God and country and that we will not stay divided. Sell It With The J-R Classifi eds! too. And I’m very pleased that the military and our national one another. I pray that we will all come Mr. Wiedel, our principal, has defense. And the list goes on This is still the United States together and be what God cre- all the elementary students say and on. Take almost any issue of America. This is not Saudia ated us to be – Americans. the Pledge of Allegiance every day when they begin class. The Pledge of Allegiance is BUSINESS SERVICES still very important. “I pledge allegiance to the Jaye Moeller, Owner Byron fl ag of the United States of 236-8619 America and to the Republic for which it stands. 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Look for the signs!! lots of misc. policy. 2012 & newer equip- The community received a Your ad with photos runs until your vehicle is sold! ment. 100% No touch. Butler Watch dates carefully, some sales are just one day and some are both! nice rain Sunday evening of RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT Transport, 1-800-528-7825, Cut this out and take it along to hit the sales! two inches or more, for which Outlet; new & used restau- www.butlertransport.com. we are very thankful. The Hebron Journal-Register - Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - 11
DDeadline:eadline: TThehe CClassilassifi eedsds NNoonoon MMondaysondays Browse the classifi eds anytime at http://hebronjournalregister.com Place your ad today! Phone: 402-768-6602 • eMail: [email protected] • Fax: 402-768-7354 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED: General labor. Shickley Grain Company, POSITIONS AVAILABLE Shickley, NE. Call 402-627-2425 Seeking highly motivated SeekingSe highly motivated 13-tf MetalQuest Unlimited, Inc individual! WELDERS! HELP WANTED: The Lincoln Journal Star needs a carrier immediately for the town of Hebron. Early morning delivery. A Progressive, State of the Art manufacturing company in Around $400 a month. Please contact Brandon Bellis at 402- Hebron, NE seeks the following positions: 473-2673 or email [email protected]. CNC Operator 17-8 Experienced operators for several 2nd shift positions, to oversee the operation of Okuma Mills and Lathes. Manufacturing HELP WANTED: Part-time Maintenance person for Vil- experience is preferred but will train the right candidate. lage of Hubbell. Individual should be mechanically profi cient Now hiring for Quality Control and able to operate various types of equipment. Wages are Assembly Operator Experienced welders wanted!! Looking for an individual with negotiable and duties will be discussed during the interview Assembly operators for several 1st shift positions to aid in assembly We offer a 4 day work week with the village board. Call 402-324-4182, or mail resume to of various sizes of valves. Assembly experience is preferred. good communication skills, Village of Hubbell, c/o Edith Laue, Village Clerk, P.O. Box 42, with overtime available. Hubbell, NE 68375. MetalQuest offers a competitive compensation package that detailed orientitend,oriented, and 22-2 includes comprehensive medical, retirement, etc. computer knowledge! Competitive pay, Health, HELP WANTED: Water Operator, Grace IV, for the Village For more information visit www.metalquest.net Past Q.C. experience Dental, Vision, Paid Vacation, of Hubbell. Must be certifi ed, or qualifi ed individual willing to and select “Careers” or call 402-768-7300 ext. 110. preferred but not required. Company Match Retirement. take required classes to become certifi ed. Wages and duties Competitive pay, Health, will be discussed during the interview with the village board. Metal-Tech Partners Mail any qualifi cation, references or applicable employment Dental, Vision, Paid Vacation, history to Village of Hubbell, c/o Edith Laue, Village Clerk, P.O. 2103 R Street Manager of Boar Stud Operations Company Match Retirement. Box 42, Hubbell, NE 68375. (Full Time) Geneva, Ne 68361 22-2 Zoltenko Farms Inc. is seeking a self-starting, trustworthy individual to Metal-Tech Partners serve as Manager of Boar Stud Operations a fast-paced, challenging and 402-759-7000 HELP WANTED: Thayer County Sheriff's Offi ce is accept- 2103 R Street ing applications for positions for one full time dispatcher/cor- team-oriented environment. or email: rections and one full time (part-time) dispatcher/corrections. Geneva, Ne 68361 [email protected] Please contact us at 402-768-6139 for further information and Company Bio 402-759-7000 also an application. Zoltenko Farms, Inc. is a growing and family owned commercial boar stud for more information. 22-2 operation located near Hardy, Nebraska. Founded in 1998 by Jim and Sherryl or email: Zoltenko, this 1000+ head operation is run by their son Lannin Zoltenko who [email protected] serves as General Manager. ZFI utilizes PIC as its exclusive, high-health for more information. GARAGE SALE genetic supply partner. 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Or stop at our offi ce 402-768-3900 Fax: 402-768-3901• [email protected] • www.bvlh.org Candidate Qualities at 210 S. 4th St. in Hebron. Call 402-768-6602 Capable to lead and develop team members in a positive, engaging, 02-tf professional manner Servant leader: teachable, humble, values others, Lifelong learner with a FOR RENT: Inside Stor- FOR SALE dissatisfaction for “good enough”, Positive attitude with exceptional verbal age units and outside park- FULL-TIME WRITER FOR SALE: 2 1/2 ton bulk communication skills, Determined to overcome obstacles and able to adapt ing storage are available. bin. Located in the Strang to rapidly evolving priorities New building with easy ac- area. Call 402-366-0458. cess, trailer friendly, rocked The Hebron Journal Register is looking for a 23-1p Experience Requirements / Compensation driveway. Lighted facility with full-time writer for its award winning publication BS or higher in Animal Science, Reproduction, Biology or related fi eld security cameras. We accept OR credit cards. Hebron Storage. to cover local government, area sports and spe- DVM from accredited veterinary college 402-200-8899. WORK WANTED OR 50-tf WORK WANTED: Striggow cial features. Salary based on experience. 5 years experience in Boar Stud Management or related fi eld Construction/J S Roofi ng. Quality Submit resumes to Mike Edgecombe, at Ground fl oor apartments work. Hebron, NE 402-768-6605 Must be located within 30 minutes of Hardy, NE or willing to re-locate. now available. or 402-768-4241 (cell). PO Box 210 Hebron, NE 68370 or email If you are age 62 and over, 19-tf Generous compensation depending heavily on strength of can- and qualify as low income or WORK WANTED: Hebron [email protected] or call 402-768- didate and relevant experience. Health insurance, paid time off, handicapped, we have avail- AFLAC. Zoltenko Farms Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. Tree Service. Tree sheering and able the fi nest apartment of its pasture clearing available. FREE 3325. Submit resume to careers@zfi stud.com. type in Nebraska. Rental fee covers all expenses. ESTIMATES! Call Tim Hartley, 402-768-3486. The Hebron ournal At Parkside you pay 01-EOW only 30% of your J adjusted income. - egister NOTICE R Parkside Manor BUYING JUNK BATTER- 5th & Jefferson, Hebron IES and aluminum cans. Also buying aluminum irrigation STRUVE ENTERPRISES, INC. pipe, copper, brass and iron. NOW FAIRBURY IRON & METAL, Deshler, NE 200 C. St., Fairbury, NE. 402- 729-5472. HIRING! 1-800-762-3681 01-tf Reinke Manufacturing of Deshler, NE ReinCoat LLC of Deshler, Nebraska is now is currently recruiting to fi ll the following positions. AUCTION accepting applications for employment in this state of the art coating facility. Maintenance Mechanic - This position will be responsible for performing both preventative maintenance and regular AUCTION CALENDAR Positions are available on both day maintenance on a wide variety of plant machinery and Saturday, June 7th, 2014 | 11:00 AM – To be held at the corner of Ella continental shifts and 2nd shift, with a equipment. A strong mechanical aptitude, good communi- and Hayes, Beatrice, NE. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, & Misc. cation skills and a proactive approach and attitude towards Cinde Corey, Owner $2.50 per hour shift premium the upkeep of equipment are required. Previous work expe- Sunday, June 8th, 2014 | 12:00 PM – To be held on West 8th Street, NW on all shifts rience in a manufacturing environment with a background edge of Edgar, NE. Classic & Collectible Cars, Parts, Tools, Furniture, & in mechanical and/or electrical maintenance/ troubleshoot- Misc. Dan & Vicky Kenley, Owners Loader/Unloader ing is preferred. All applicants with a mechanical or electri- Saturday, June 14th, 2014 | 10:00 AM – To be held at the shop at 622 cal machinery background are welcome to apply. 4th Street, Fairbury, NE. Motorcycles, Cars, Trailer, Tools, Parts, & Misc. Kenneth Messing Estate, Owner Interested parties may complete an Maintenance Fabricator (Tool & Die) - The purpose of the employment application at the Reinke Maintenance Fabricator position is to maintain, recondition, Thursday, June 19th, 2014 | 5:30 PM – To be held at the Schultis Auction Corporate office in Deshler, and perform minor repairs of tooling, fi xtures, and related Center at 222 W. 14th Street, Fairbury, NE. Tools, Furniture, Household, & Misc. Property of Several Owners. Monday through Friday; 8:00 to 4:00 equipment. Will be required to fabricate assemblies from work or online at reinke.com orders detailed prints, sketches, and from other instructions. Thursday, June 26th, 2014 | 5:30 PM – To be held at the Schultis Auction Please specify you are applying for Will be required to setup, program, and operate a wide variety Center at 222 W. 14th Street, Fairbury, NE. Toy Tractors, Furniture, Household, & Misc. Lucille Schmidt, Owner. ReinCoat on the application. of machine tools and equipment including CNC machinery. Saturday, June 28th, 2014 | 10:00 AM – To be held at the South End of Must have the ability to work with very close tolerances. Main Street, Reynolds, NE. Real Estate, Antiques, Collectibles, Tools, & ReinCoat LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Interested parties who have the above qualifi cations can apply in per- Misc. Alice Wells, Owner son, online at www.reinke.com or send their resume immediately to: Visit www.schultis.com for complete sale bills. Human Resource Department Reinke Manufacturing. Company, Inc., SCHULTIS AND SON, INC. 1040 Road 5300 REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE 1040 Road 5300 • Deshler, NE 68340 Deshler, NE 68340 222 WEST 14TH • PO BOX 582 • FAIRBURY, NE 68352 Offi ce Ph.: 402-729-2435 • Web site: www.schultis.com Ph: (402) 365-7251 • www.reinke.com Equal Opportunity Employer. M/F 12 - Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - The Hebron Journal-Register Area students TC Schools Announce Honor Rolls on Dean’s List Students on the 2013-2014 Freshmen: Marissa Asche, gie Harris, Jarod Hergott, McArdle... University of Nebraska at Thayer Central Community Cambrie Cottam, Cienna McKenzie Johnson, Katelyn Kearney has announced the School’s fourth quarter and Friesen, Ashley Harms, Hank Richardson, Holly Timmer- names of students who earned second semester honor rolls Harris, Jessica Huhman, a place on the dean’s list for the man. Continued from front... He is vice-chair of the County 2014 spring semester. include: Dietric Kenning, Ryan Koch, Second Semester Judges’ Education Committee To earn a place on the dean’s Fourth Quarter Kenidee Miller, Shivani Pa- Honor Roll These people have been sup- where he participates in design list, UNK students must com- Superior Honor Roll tel. (All A’s and B’s) portive and loyal beyond what and development of continu- plete at least 12 credit hours (All A’s) Eighth Grade: Tanner Bro- Seniors: Megan Bulin, one can hope to receive.” ing education for county with a 3.5 or better overall Seniors: Heath Fink, Ben ers, Timmin Christian, Jena Bryanna Dudgeon, Rachael McArdle has been very ac- judges statewide. McArdle grade point average on a 4.0 Hintz, Rachel Johnson, Madi- Cottam, Shaun Edgecombe, Fangmeier, Caryn Friesen, tive in the Nebraska County has served several terms as scale. Courses taken on a son Reece. Brendan Fangmeier, JadeLyn Caleb Goedeken, Jacob Kniep, Judges’ Association through- presiding judge beginning credit/no credit basis aren’t Juniors: Greg Brozek, Jarchow, Max Madsen. Jared Marsh, Trev Mumm, Al- out his years as a judge and has in 1997. included among the necessary Thomas Feulner, Rachel Seventh Grade: Autumn lison Tietjen, Abby Tipton. 12 credits. served in all offi ces including The fi rst step in replacing Heitmann, Tyler Hergott. Barr, Walker Dick, Justin Juniors: Brendon Braun, In recognition of their aca- Sophomores: Mariah Hintz, Gress, Sierra Hatcher, Sequoia Greg Brozek, Jay Cottam, association president in 1994. Judge McArdle will be for the demic achievements, dean’s He has spent a good portion of Judicial Resources Commis- Kassie Kent, Madison Mumm, Heinrichs, Keith Hergott, Sydney Cottam, Jean Itzen, list students receive a cer- Cheyanna Tietjen, Simon Makayla Johnson, McKenzie his career promoting the use sion to call a meeting to deter- Caleb Krupicka, McCall Mad- tifi cate from their respective Wiedel. Johnson, Logan Luehring, of mediation within the court mine whether or not, based on sen, Mary Rickers, Peyton deans. Freshmen: Collin Fink, Shevin Solomon, Grace judicial workload statistics, his Schmitt. system and supporting the Students who earned a 4.0 Brooklyn Hergott, Julie John- Souerdyke, Damian Stewart, just treatment of the elderly retirement creates a vacancy in average are noted by an aster- Sophomores: Ali Ashmore, isk after their names. son, Connor Mumm, Hyeon Emily Welch, Maddison Wil- Kylea Hintz, Robert Lindsey, and vulnerable in Nebraska the 1st Judicial District (Gage, Wang. liams. Area students named to Adam Meyer. guardianship and conservator- Jefferson, Johnson, Nemaha, Eighth Grade: Aubrey Second Semester the Dean’s list include: Ali- Freshman: Marissa As- ship cases. Pawnee, Richardson, Saline, Fangmeier, Hailey Wilshu- Superior Honor Roll and Thayer Counties). son Buchli* of Alexandria, che, Cambrie Cottam, Ci- He currently serves on the Cassidy Bentley of Bruning, sen. (All A’s) Probate, Civil Procedure, More information on Judge Seventh Grade: Dakota Seniors: Heath Fink, Ben enna Friesen, Ashley Harms, Haley Houtwed of Deshler, Dietric Kenning, Ryan Koch, Court Rules & By-Laws J. Patrick McArdle: http://su- Claire Johnson of Hebron, Cherney, Dylan Fischer, Mag- Hintz, Rachel Johnson, Kelsey Committee of the Nebraska premecourt.ne.gov/3942/hon- Alexandria Kluna of Shickley gie Harris, Jarod Hergott, Long, Tashia Mumm, Madi- Kyle Kugel. County Judges’ Association. orable-j-patrick-mcardle. and Amy Hendrickson of Katelyn Richardson, Holly son Reece. Eighth Grade: Tanner Bro- Shickley Timmerman, Yong Wang. Juniors: Thomas Feul- ers, Timmin Christian, Jena Second Quarter ner, Rachel Heitmann, Tyler Cottam, Shaun Edgecombe, Honor Roll Hergott. Aubrey Fangmeier, Brendan NEW LISTING: 1643 H Street, Geneva (All A’s and B’s) Sophomores: Mariah Hintz, Fangmeier, Max Madsen, Seniors: Bryanna Dudgeon, Kassie Kent, Madison Mumm, Hunter Mathiesen, Hailey Rachael Fangmeier, Caryn Cheyanna Tietjen, Simon Wilshusen. Friesen, Kelsey Long, Jared Wiedel. Seventh Grade: Autumn Marsh, Tashia Mumm, Allison Freshmen: Collin Fink, Barr, Keegan Casey, Walker Tietjen, Abby Tipton. Hank Harris, Brooklyn Dick, Justin Gress, Sierra Juniors: Brendon Braun, Hergott, Jessica Huhman, Hatcher, Sequoia Heinrichs, Sydney Cottam, Caleb Julie Johnson, Kenidee Miller, Keith Hergott, Makayla Krupicka, McCall Mad- Connor Mumm, Shivani Patel, Johnson, Zach Koss, Logan sen, Mary Rickers, Landon Hyeon Wang. Luehring, Shevin Solomon, Schmitt, Peyton Schmitt. Eighth Grade: JadeLyn Grace Souerdyke, Damian Sophomores: Levi Fogel, Jarchow. Stewart, Yong Wang, Emily Kylea Hintz, Robert Lind- Seventh Grade: Dakota Welch, Maddison Williams. sey. 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