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EDER MORTUARY iss of our beloved ers, and machinery builders Boise
Ames Ave. 453-5600 son and brother, John Patrick Hen­ Missouri River stage, 3.2 Boston
derson, and 2 daughters, Ingrid Hen­ should more than offset sea­
Bro’ville
-Mrs. Stella C.( 4856 Grant derson and Debbie. feet. Buffalo
.ge 77 years. Survived by Words cannot express our. apprecia­ sonal down trends in struc­ Casper
George L.; two daughters. tion for all that was done to help tural fabricating, roadbuild­ Char. SC
W. (Gladys) Yergey and us through our sad and tragic be­ Char. WV
vian; two grandchildren, reavement. ing, oil production and pipe­ Wilson Income Chicago
Marchant, Joyce T. Collins; Mrs. Amelia T. Henderson. line construction,” the metal­ Clnc'nati
st-grand c h i l d r e n ; one Mr. and Mr= Wnr. L. Henderson. Clevel’nd
Joe Cada Schuyler, Neb.; Mr ' J. C. Henderson. working weekly said. 98 Per Share Col’mbus
rs, Mrs. Mary H o u f e k L. M. Templeton. Denver
Neb., Mrs. J. -R. Vite1 . R, J. Veraska. The magazine said first
n Chudomelka, Mrs. Lewi 1. R. Breidenthal. quarter ingot production will 711. (UPI)—Net
Clarkson. Neb., Mrs. Jerri S. W. Brown. Json & Co. de- Over tf
chuyler. . , a —We wish to extend our be close to 26 million tons Reading
Tuesday, 10 a. m., Crosby- gratitude and appreciation for compared with 23,700,000 in ciii.- the fiscal year City
IMortuary, 32d Ave. and the kind expressions of sympathy, ended Ocio- ;r 27, 1962 des­ Aberdeen
5t. Committal, Forest Lawn. spiritual bouquets and floral offer­ the quarter just ended. Dublin ...
)N—Sfi»ert, 4413 Pinkney ings shown us during the loss of This month’s output will be pite increased sales from a London ..
Birminghai
v Survived by wife, Emma; our beloved father and grandfther. year earlier, the firm said.
i Mrs. Jean McAIexander, Special thanks to Msgr. Joseph Faso about 8,500,000, Steel said, an Paris . . . .
Geneva ..
othy, Mrs. Charlotte Crowl, of St. Frances Cabrini Church and In an annual report, Wilson Berlin ...
a; 3 grandchildren; brother, The Troia Funeral Home. housand tons said domestic sales totaled Copenhage
, ’Hammond, Ind. The Family of Vincenzo Cammarata. Stockholm
Monday 11 a. m. Crosby- $711,459,556 compared with Helsinki .
of 3710 Seward Street wish to thank S faft
lortuary, 32d Ave. and Far- SCOTT—Mr. Oscar Scott and family Rome
Committal, Hillcrest. $697,696,754 in fiscal 1961.
t h e i r friends and neighbors for ill Name Athens ..
Zetella (Meme), 6703 Cen- their words of sympathy and flora! Net earnings declined to , Madrid ..
t Age 79 years. Survived offering’s ,n the loss of their mother $7,600,894 or $2.98 per share !
laughter, Mrs. Harry (Lil- and wife. v^ivh, /-wvard Winner
sser; two granddaughters. from $7,794,957 or $3.08 a ! Wt
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STANDING 1. to r.: Skip Kennedy; Mrs. Borsheim, sponsor; Jon Aegerter; Carolyn Abbott; Bonnie Dennis; Bob Harold
Lake, \
_. Altrock; Sandy Kratina, co-editor; Lyle Street; Simms Anderson; Pam Hawk; Bill Staley, co-editor; Robert
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Saving; Mike DeFreece, sports editor. SITTING: Linda Booze; Deana Striman; Terry Henning; Lauralee Grabe;
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^ Vila Varney; Pat Shively; Hank Hultquist; Barb Hicks.
said he
■'ork (AP)— Lew L. Teddington, E n g l a n d f i l e r s Association, Athletic corridor, luneneon ana cock four pc
More
Club; Y’s Men, YMCA; Good
tail lounge talk.
.llaway, Jr., has been (AP)—A Church of England Fellowship Club, Athletic Club; and m
parson used a pin-up pic­ Serra Club, Castle; Red Cross Higher costs and tougher
publisher of News- directors, chapter house. competition are eating into chandi:
ture Sunday to help him 12:15—Professional Men’s Club, Ath- :
letic Club,
mag photo of a 12:30—Duplicate Bridge, Ranch Bowl. -------- p -etail- in sess
bs on RALSTON MOBIL SERVICE 5 printed on 5:30—Ad-Sell, Peony Park; Toastmas­ CHICK "N" BURGER in an the w(
ters 229, Plaza. stores
Sunday 77th Main Street af his parish 6:00—Centennial Toastmasters, Fire­ 5015 "L ," Omaha ;eeth‘
side; Cornhusker Toastmasters, percen
llaway, do, nas Deen Birchwood Club; Y Toastmas­ Store executives at the more
“ l think it will help cir­ ters, YMCA.
e, Inc., 25 years. He culation,” said the Rev. 6:15—Lutheran Toastmasters. YMCA. convention generally were burgeo
6:30—American Institute of Industrial
advertising director Kenneth Toovey, vicar of Engineers, Town House; West- optimistic, m o r e so, it The
ts Illustrated since St. Peter and St. Paul side Lions, Angelo’s. seemed, about their own codnte
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Church. R businesses than the outlook but the
before that was ad- ALSTON PARTY SHOP ,’s bar- as a whole. feeling
director of Fortune. S o u l o f W i t 5703 South 77th St. ^t ers. However, th e glasses, were
Carter
Cabe, who has been Memphis, T e n n. (AP)— Lake Improvement Club, club through which they were ward t
s president and pub- A Memphis second-grader house; Men’s Club of Florence, looking weren’t as rosy as ventioi
11 continue as presi- was told to write an essay Ted’s; Christian Science lecture, those they wore a year ago. departi
Omaha Playhouse.
b e c o m e cha:rTT’nr1 nf and nromDtlv turned in the 8:30—Concert, violinist David Nadien, In 1962, department store ing tc