SUNDAY WORLD-HERALD February 26, 1984 Deaths and Funerals The Weather BOGLE-Elder E. BRIGGS-Lester L. BUSCH-Gerald L. CASEY-Anna CLARK-Ray C. HANSEN-Eric D.
HESS--Jessie Dearmont BOGLE-Elder age 88 yrs. of Council Bluffs. Died Retired gas station operator. Preceded in death by wife, Irene in 1974. Survived by son, Floyd and daughter-in-law, Lorraine.
FUNERAL SERVICES Mon. at 11AM, Meyer Funeral Home. MEYER FUNERAL HOME 545 Willow Co. Bluffs 322-0293 BRIGGS-Lester age 50 yrs. of Bellevue, NE.
Lieutenant with Bellevue Police Dept. Survived by wife, Gloria daughter and son-in-law, Debra and Alan Peterson; son and daughter-in-law, Rick L. and Suzanne Briggs; grandchildren, Jamie and Brandi Briggs; sister, Mrs. David (Billie) Gammon, all of Bellevue; brother, Donald of Red Oak, IA. Family will receive friends 2-4PM Sun.
at West Center Chapel. SERVICES Mon. 1PM at West Center Chapel. Interment Bellevue Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 BUSCH-Gerald age 40 yrs. of Valley, survived by wife, Suellen; 5 sons; 3 daughters; grandchildren; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry House, of Elkhorn, 3 sisters and 1 brother. VISITATION MONDAY, 1 PM to 9 PM Private Funeral Services.
SWANSON FUNERAL HOME Valley, Nebraska CASEY-Anna, age 84 Fremont, formerly of Omaha. Survived by Peter Valleio, Robert Orange, daughters Dorothy McGowan; Sharon Thompson, both of Fremont; 8 grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren; sisters Bertha Foulds, Omaha; Helen Dunn, Delaware; Marie Conny, Hooper, Neb. FUNERAL Tues. 2 PM at the mortuary. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery.
JOHN A GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3411 FARNAM 345-1664 CLARK-Ray age 68 Veteran Radio and Television Newscaster. Survived by wife Eleanor; sons and daughters-in-law James and Carmen, all of Omaha; Robert and Carolyn, Lincoln; daughter Mrs. Patrick (Mary) Trizila, Omaha; 6 grandsons; sister Ruth Hart, Irene, S.D.; brother Eldon, nieces; nephews and a host of friends. Mr. Clark willed his body to medical science UNMC.
MEMORIAL service 2 PM at the Westside Chapel. Memorials to the Visiting Nurses Assoc. Hospice or the American Cancer Society. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 HANSEN-Eric age 25 survivors, wife, Dolores of Hamburg, father Norman R.
Hansen, Hamburg; 1 sister, Mrs. Nancy Sawyer of Omaha; 3 brothers, Keith, of Yutan, Neil of Underwood, Gary of Hamburg, la. SERVICES 2 PM Rash Funeral Home. Interment Westlawn-Hillcrest, Cemetery, Omaha, Ne. RASH FUNERAL HOME 382-1024 Hamburg, la.
HESS- Jessie Dearmont; age 69 years, of Ogallala, Ne. Preceded in death by husband Rev. Harry E. Hess. Survived by sister, Mrs.
S. M. (Edith) Dyas; 6 nieces and 5 nephews. SERVICES Tues. Feb.
28th, 10 AM at The Pearl United Methodist Church, 2319 Ogden St. No Visitation. ROEDER MORTUARY 4932 Ames Ave. 453-5600 HOOK -Delores T. age 69, yrs.
of Omaha. Survived by husband Donald; brother and sister-in-law, Elmer and Maryann Raddatz, Lincoln; sister-inJaw and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald White; nieces and nephews. FUNERAL Mon.
1PM at the Farnam Street Chapel. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Heart or Lung Associations. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 -Richard age 75 yrs.
of R1. 1, Henderson, deceased lifetime Mills County farmer. SERVICES Mon. Feb. 27th at 10 AM, Funeral Home, Glenwood, la.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. RAYNOR FUNERAL HOME N. Vine, Glenwood, la. 527-5241 JINGLESKI-Eleanor age 57 yrs. of 3357 S.
108th St. Survived by husband, Walter father, Lavy Hartt Commerce City, CO; sisters, Mary Washington, Denver, CO, Mrs. Rubin (Margie) Fellin, Commerce City, CO, Lori Cook, El Caion, CA; brothers, Lucas Hartt, Aurora, CO, Lavy Hartt Arvada, co, Le Roy Hartt, Torrance, CA, Anthony Hartt of Utah, George Hartt, Henderson, CO. ROSARY Sun. at West Omaha HOOK-Delores T.
JACK SON ichard O. JINGLESKI-Eleanor H. JOHNSON-Lurlean KOREN-Milton W. Loeback- H. McBRIDE-Bernard Eugene of Colonial Chapel.
SERVICES Mon. 11AM at Mary TOUR Queen Catholic Church. VISITATION will begin Sat. 12 Noon. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
CROSBY BURKET Colonial Chapel at 11902 W. Center Rd. 333-7200 JOHNSON-Lurlean, age 75. yrs. of 2420 Manderson St.
Survived by daughter Dorothy Williams; grandchildren, Robert Johnson, Drew Williams, and Sonia Williams; great-grandchildren. SERVICES Mon. 11AM at the Zion Baptist Church. Interment Family plot, Forest Lawn Cemetery. MYERS 22nd Lake St.
346-0248 KOREN-Milton age 52 yrs, of 8402 Blondo St. Survived by daughter Perri; sons, Nathan and Justin; and sisters, Blasta Dudycha, Marie Raudck, Betty Sebek, Emily Stone, Lona Vavra; brothers, Joseph and Emil. FUNERAL Monday, 10 AM at Kremer Funeral Home. Committal 1:30 PM Bohemian Nat'l Cemetery, Howells, Ne. KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St.
553-3155 LOEBACK-Joseph 64 yrs. Survived by wife Shirley; 3 brother sister Mrs. Charles (Dorothy) Blazek, all Omaha; nieces and nephews. Member of of Number 3019. ROSARY 7 PM Monday.
FUNERAL Service Tues. 9:30 AM Church, 10 AM, interment we Forest Lawn. Dworak Mortuary to St. Patricks DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 S. 16th St.
346-1144 McBRIDE -Bernard Eugene, age 10 years. Survived by mother Barbara; brother Jerry; sisters, Michelle and Antonette; grandmother Helen Orange, all Omaha. FUNERAL Services Mon. 2PM at Mortuary. Interment Mt.
Hope Cemetery. JOHN A GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3411 FARNAM 345-1664 OLSGAA ARD-Orris age yrs. of Omaha. Passed away Feb. 24, 1984 in Phoenix, AZ.
Retired from the U.S. Treasury Dept. Survived by wife, Olive 2 daughters, Mrs. Roland (Cindy) Buck, Clarence, IA, Mrs. Jim (Sharon) Engle, Omaha; 6 grandchildren; 2 great-granddaughters.
Family will receive friends 5-7PM West Center Chapel. SERVICES Tues. 2PM at West Center Chapel. Interment Evergreen Cemetery HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 PHELPS-Kaynisha age 8 3905 No. 23rd St.
survived by parents, Mary Louise Phelps and Morgan; grandparents, James Phelps, Elder Alonzo and Mrs. Katherine Morgan, Omaha; other relatives. SERVICES 2 PM Monday, Chapel. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.
THOMAS FUNERAL HOME 3920 N. 24th St. 453-7111 Renee, age 1 day. Survived by parents Rick and Kim Prososki; grandparents Mr. Mrs.
Kenneth Prososki and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Odens; Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Reynolds.
FUNERAL Services Mon. 11 AM at the St. Mary Cemetery, Portsmouth, la. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 SAWATZKI-Anton age 84, Eldon, Mo.
Feb. 24, 1984, formerly of Omaha; survived by wife, Margaret; son, Leo; daughter-in-law, Lorraine; grandchildren, Larry, Leo, Leonard, LuAnn and Laura; 8 great-grandchildren. SERVICES at Eldon, Mo. Mon. 10 AM.
PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME Eldon, Missouri SELINE-Russell age 75 Omaha. Survived by wife Vega; 2 nieces Elaine Wischmann; Ruby Waters; 2 nephews Kenny Wischmann and Harold Wischmann. SERVICES Mon. 2:30 PM at the Farnam St. Chapel.
Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation Sun. at 12 Noon. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 WADE -William Madison Lavord, age 68 years, Minneapolis, MN, formerly of Omaha.
Survived by daughters, Patricia Wade and Toni McCloney; sons, Maurice (Clidy) Wade and William; 14 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren. A MEMORIAL Service was held Feb. 18, 1984, at the Waterston Funeral Home in Minneapolis, MN. Card of Thanks OLIVO- Thanking all for the many kindnesses shown to us during the illness and death of our loved one. For the cards, flowers, food, and memori- DARE-Arthur F.
The years have taken you from our lives. Now we live with the memories of your life, your messages, and your love in our days and in our dreams. We call you husband, father and grandpa. We know you loved us. We miss you now, we will love you always.
Here's to you Art, Happy Birthdoy. Feb. 27, 1919 Oct. 4, 1981. EDMONSON-Mary Jane.
To a loving mother and grandmother. I miss you Granny. From all your children. KURTZUBA Lost one year ago and missing you ever SO much. sisters and brothers.
MAJEWICZ-John. In loving memory of Dad and Grandpa, who passed away 7 years ago today. Time passes but love and memories remain. Amel, Dorothy, David and Donna SOBESK Leo Today would be your 89th birthday. I want to thank God for the love you gave me and for letting me shore into your 88th year, Cemetery Lots 2 LOTS, Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery.
733-0909. 6 SPACES, Evergreen Memorial. $1800 value, sell for $900, 402-269-2970 Florists ANN'S FLOWERS 3631 St. FTD 731-8878 BAKER'S FTD FLOWER SHOPS 132nd Center 84th Frederick 333-1090 391-8506 90th Fort 84th Giles 24th Vinton 571-2565 592-7517 341-9463 CROSBY FLOWER SHOP 11902 W. Center Rd.
333-7202 EDERER FLORISTS 72nd and CASS ST. 558-7729 KUSH FLORIST GREENHOUSES 4225 So. 25th St. 733-1700 MICKEY'S FLORIST 6123 S. 90th St.
592-4511 RAY GAIN, FLORIST Cut FLOWERS, DAILY Delivery, FTD 4224 AVENWORTH 551-0658 Funeral Directors BOYD E. BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 No. 72nd St. 556-3028 FUNERAL CHAPELS 733-1111 345-1886 333-7200 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd Western Ave.
391-1664 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3411 Farnam St. 345-1664 KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St. 553-3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave, 453-5600 Newspaper Recycling Monday's collection of newspapers for recycling will be in Sector 41, from 83rd Street to the west city limits, between West Dodge Road and the north city limits. For details, call 592-5153.
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lowa Monday through Thursday: Turning nificant precipitation expected. Highs in 208, lows DAILY FORECASTS Southeast Nebraska, Partly cloudy, Monday and colder, no sig5 to 15. area A 70 percent chance of today, highs mid- to upper 30s. A 50 percent chance of snow tonight, lows 20s. Mostly cloudy with a few flurries Monday, highs low 30s.
Northeast Nebraska A 50 percent chance of snow today, highs low to mid-30s. A 40 chance of snow tonight, lows teens to mid-20s. Decreasing cloudiness Monday, highs low 30s. North Central Nebraska A 40 percent chance of light snow today, highs low to mid-30s. Decreasing cloudiness tonight, lows teens.
Mostly sunny Monday, highs mid-30s. chance of snow today, highs low to mid-30s. Decreasing Southwest and a South-Central Nebraska A 60 percent cloudiness tonight, lows teens. Mostly sunny Monday, highs mid-30s. Panhandle and Northwest Nebraska A 50 percent chance of morning snow, then decreasing cloudiness today.
Highs low to mid-30s. Partly cloudy tonight, lows teens. Mostly sunny Monday, highs mid- to upper 30s. Wyoming Partly cloudy west, mostly cloudy with scattered snow showers east today. Highs mid-20s to mid-30s.
Increasing cloudiness far west, clearing elsewhere tonight. Lows low teens. Mostly sunny Monday, highs mid-20s to upper 30s. lowa Windy with snow likely extreme south today, highs low 30s to low 40s. Windy tonight, lows teens to mid-20s.
Partly cloudy with a chance of snow Monday, highs low to mid-30s. South Dakota Mostly cloudy light snow today through Monday. Highs mid-20s to 1-30s, lows upper teens to upper 20s. Kansas Snow west, becoming mixed with or changing to rain cental and east today. Highs mid-303.
Snow continuing, changing to rain southeast tonight. Lows upper teens to upper 20s. Mostly cloudy, chance of snow or flurries Monday, highs mid-30s to low 40s. Missouri Showers changing to snow extreme north today, highs mid-40s to mid-50s. Snow likely north, rain south tonight.
Lows upper 20s north to low 40s southeast. Cloudy, chance of snow with rain possible southeast Monday. Highs 30s. Colorado Periods of snow decreasing this afternoon, highs mid-20s to low 30s. Decreasing cloudiness tonight, lows midteens to mid-20s.
Warmer Monday, highs mid-30s to low 40s. OMAHA SUMMARY Saturday's high, at 1:50 p.m.; mean, 37; normal, 28. Departure from plus 331. Records: 70 In 1886; low, -2 in 1965. Year ago: High, 35; low, 26.
Heating degree days, 28 season total, last season to date, 4,466.. Precipitation ending midnight, none; total inch; total this year 1.09 inches. Snowfall ending midnight, none; snow year, 35.1 inches. Sunset today, sunrise Monday, 7:02. Relative humidity at 6 p.m., 60 percent; Wind at 6 p.m., 5 mph from southeast; at east.
Girl's Body Found; Man Faces Charge Cedar Rapids, Iowa (AP) A resident of the Linn County Care Facility psychiatric unit has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of a teen-age girl whose decomposing body was found in the cellar of a vacant house Thursday. Larry, L. McMullin, 20, who police said been an acquaintance of the victim, Shelby Clemons, 18, was picked up at the Care Facility for questioning and later arrested at the Cedar Rapids Police Department. He was taken to the Linn County Jail. Ms.
Clemons' body was found in the cellar of the vacant house by two water department employees. An autopsy indicated that she died of head injuries inflicted with some sort of blunt instrument. Police said Ms. Clemons became acquainted with McMullin while she was a patient at the psychiatric unit about a year ago. Iowa Woman Found Dead in Her Garage 48-year-old woman from rural Missouri Valley, Iowa, was found dead in the garage of her farmhouse Friday night.
She was in parked car with the engine running. Harrison County Sheriff Merle Sass said Janice M. Bertelson apparently died from carbon monoxide poisoning. He said a note was found indicating she had been ill. Sass said the woman, who was divorced, lived about five miles east of Missouri Valley on U.S.
30. The sheriff said the body was discovered about 8:15 p.m. by her roommate, Marilyn Verhuel. ARE YOU AFRAID OF GOING DEAF? Omaha If you have been finding it increasingly difficult to hear the sounds around you, you are invited to have an electronic hearing test on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Tests will be given at the Beltone Hearing Aid Service Office at 4248 Douglas Street, and audiograms will be available for your medical records.
'Appointments for tests on other dates or for inhome service can be made by calling 551- 3440. Barometer at 6 p.m., 29.87; at midnight, 29.98. Missouri River stage at Omaha at midnight, 15.7 feet; 24-hour change, none; at Blair at 6 a.m., 4.2 feet; 24-hour change, down .2 of a foot. NATION Summary advisories due to snow Wisconsin were posted and over central Minnesota, extreme west central western Pennsylvania Saturday. Travelers' advisories were also southeast Wyoming and for Gunnison Valley in posted over Colorado.
Stockmen's advisories for cold rain mixed with snow were posted across western and northern Kansas. Winter storm watches extended over the north central mountains of New Mexico, northeast and southeast Colorado plus the Panhandles of Texas and Oklahoma. Rainshowers were scattered from Delaware across eastern Pennsylvania into southeast New York state. Rain was also scattered over Washington. Forecast Snow was forecast to be scattered from eastern Montana across the western Dakotas, eastern Wyoming and eastern Colorado.
Snow was also to extend over the central Plains and northern New England. Rain was to reach from eastern Texas into Georgia, eastern Oklahoma across Tennessee and from southern Missouri into the lower Ohio Valley. Rain was also forecasted to spread over the northern Pacific Coast. MIDLANDS Highs are for Saturday, lows are for 18 hours and precipitation is for 24 hours ending at 6 p.m. Saturday.
City NEBRASKA Omaha. Omaha Grand Island North Platte Scottsbluf. Valentine Norfolk. Alliance Beatrice. McCook.
Mullen IOWA Cedar Rapids Lamoni Mason City Ottumwe. Sioux City COLORADO Colo. Springs SOUTH DAKOTA Mobridge. Pierre KANSAS Concordia Dodge City. Garden Goodland Wichita WORLD Saturday City Amsterdam Bangkok Barbados Beirut.
Belgrade Berlin Bogota Kiev Lima Lisbon London Manila. Mexico City. Montreal Moscow. New Delhi Rome San Juan Santiago Sao Paulo Singapore Tel Aviv Tokyo Vancouver. The Record Police Calls BURGLARIES Michael J.
Sapinsley, 5507 Howard car stereo and camera, value $1,135, reported Friday. Lisa Craig, 1404 S. 74th television, speakers and brass bookends, value $490, reported Friday. Cheryl L. Schulte, 634 S.
51st medical equipment, value $1,100, reported Friday. Waterbed World, 8528 Park $392 cash, reported Friday. THEFTS Omaha Testing 2910 Douglas four tires and wheels, value $900, reported Friday. David L. Grosch, 2907 Rawilns Council Bluffs, car radio and butcher equipment, value $545, at Dahlman and Streets, reported Friday.
Haley-Makielski Management, 9403 Western Plaza, two washers and two dryers, value $4,000, and $100 cash, from 6135 S. 97th and 9706 Jefferson Place, reported Friday. Maureen G. Carr, 4248 Kansas diamond ring, value $700, reported Friday. Momsen Trucking 13811 20 sideboard stakes, value $480, reported Friday.
Harmsen Mariagement, 9105 Bedford light fixtures, value $300, from 2706 N. 75th re ported Friday, Maurice L. Richards, 701 S. 22nd $472 income tax check, reported Friday. James D.
co*kes, 1934 N. 30th television, value $882, reported Friday. Kirby 2758 S. 129th sweeper, value $699, reported Friday. Frederick P.
Wahl, 7712 Vernon tour wheel covers, value $600, reported Friday. Priscilla J. Warren, 1422 Cady cable converter, value $350, from 2622 Corby reported Friday. INJURED IN TRAFFIC Jeremiah Mcintyre, 8, of 1018 N. 40th truck-pedestrian, 40th and Cuming Streets, 7:55 p.m., Thursday.
Ramon P. Hagen, 51, of 6706 Hartman two-car, 38th and Harney Streets, 5:36 p.m., Thursday. James Trebeilco*ck, 34, of 4032 Decatur two-car, 83rd and Maple Streets, 12:30 a.m., Thursday. Cheryl L. White, 28, of 3014 Paddock one 144th Street and W.
Center Road, 1:45 a.m., Thursday. David W. DeVans, 13, of 3318 N. 83rd car-minibike, 6927 Bedford 2:49 p.m., Thursday. Vernon T.
Fields, 51, of 3928 N. 22nd two car, 24th and Emmet Streets, 12:40 p.m., Thursday. Michael L. Jackson, 32, of 2716 Josephine and Robert E. Burbank, 22, of 5053 S.
136th two-car, 84th and Streets, 11:55 p.m., Wednesday. Terry L. Clark, 19, of 906 Inverness Bellevue, three-car, 24th and Streets, 8:15 a.m., Friday. Gall E. Cigleris, 30, of 6630 S.
148th two-car, 50th and L. Streets, 6:10 p.m., Friday. Mary J. Dasaner, 23, of 2517 S. 99th two-car, 120th and Hascall Streets, 12:35 p.m., Friday.
Bankruptcies Three bankruptcy categories Hated are: Chapter 7, straight bankruptcy invoiving liquidation of assets; Chapter 11, plan permitting reorganization of company's financial affairs under court supervision; Chapter 13, wage earner plan for repaying a portion of debts over an extended time. Richard E. Placzek, McCook, rubber cutter; assets Nabilities Chapter 7. Mine Roast Beef doing Restaurant, business as Arby's Norfolk, assets labilities Chapter 7. Mary A.
Pickering, 2740 S. 10th student; assets Habilities Chapter 7. NATIONAL Saturday City 16 Albuquerque. Amarillo Asheville Atlanta .06 Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings .01 Birmingham. .17 Boston Brownsville Buffalo .19 Casper Charleston, S.C.
Charleston, W.V. .18 Charlotte, Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati .23 Cleveland. .63 Columbia, S.C. Columbus .10 Dallas-Ft. Worth Dayton .40 Denver Des Moines Duluth El Fairbanks .03 Fargo .04 Great Falls Hartford .17 Helena .01 Honolulu Houston.
Indianapolis. .04 Jackson, Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los .05 Memphis Miami .10 low, at 7:15 normal since Jan. 1, season normal, this month, .77 of an depth, none; total this midnight, 79 percent. midnight, 5 mph from .02 .18 Portland, Me. .06 Portland, Ore.
.09 Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond St. St. Tampa Salt .02 San San Diego San Francisco St Ste Marie .87 Sioux Falls Spokane .05 Syracuse .02 David W. and Elaine Y. Freburg, 521 N.
32nd machinist; assets $975; liabilities Chapter 7. James Tsapelas, 604 S. 22nd chaplain-student; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Gwendolyn J. Tsapelas, St.
Louis, occupation not listed; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Thomas J. and Susan K. Ray, Lincoln, maintenance; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Joseph L.
Vacca and Associates Omaha, law practice; assets liabilities Chapter 11. Neil L. Ochiert, 2326 N. 81st welder; Chapter 13. Fred Vencill, North Platte, unemployed; Chapter 13.
Max Hasenauer, North Platte, retired; Chapter 13. Darrel D. and Beverly D. Stark, Maywood, laborer; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Harvey D.
and Ramona M. Hodges, Beatrice, construction; assets $905; liabilities Chapter 7. Jose A. and Susan C. Ramirez, Grand Island, laborer; assets liabilities Chapter 7.
Roland ance, E. and Sharon electronics E. Clark, tech- Allnician; Chapter 13. Arthur F. Jr.
and Myra A. Ritchey, 3014 Reynolds unemployed; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Bradley R. and Janiece Burge, Hastings, route salesman; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Danny R.
and Kathy R. Nickens, Lincoln, unemployed; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Jerry D. Powell and Patricia L. Killion-Powell, Lincoln, lawyer; Chapter 13.
Marvin E. Jirovaky, doing business Professional Credit Service Norfolk, collection agency; assets liabilities Chapter 7. John A. and Nancy L. Gamache, Plattsmouth, unemployed; assets liabilities Chapter 7.
Samuel I. and Myra L. Grimes, Verdon, unemployed; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Darrell E. Burge, Hastings, unemployed; assets $850; ities Chapter 7.
Dennis D. and Janet L. Miller, Mason City, unemployed; assets liabilities Chapter 7. John E. and Lynn M.
Lemmon, assets Crawford, groundskeeper; liabilities Chapter 7. Roy H. Bloebaum, Columbus, laborer; assets Habilities Chapter 7. Robert D. and Nina J.
Wardell. 10127 Armstrong Plaza, ployed; aseats Habilities Chapter 7. Kelly J. Rotter, Plattamouth, assistant manager; $100; labilities Chapter 7. Gregory A.
Omasta, Falls City, unemployed; assets $105; llabitities Chapter 7. James R. Mekiney 111, 6038 S. 39th produce manager; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Rosie L.
Williams, Lincoln, entry erator; assets Habilities Chapter 7. Roy J. and Patricia Lincoln, building assets liabilities Chapter 7. Sylvia L. Davis, Nemaha, unemployed; assets Habitities Chapter 7.
Kenneth C. and Dolores J. ast, Lincoln, custodian; Negeng: liabilities Chapter 7. John H. Clatt, chanic; assets 7.
James W. Kraus, Lincoln, truck driver; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Raymond and Mary A. Woksa, Lincoln, set-up man; assets $462; liabilities Chapter 7. Linda S.
Qualls, Lincoln, student; assets $505; liabilities Chapter 7. Charles E. and Georgia M. Metzger, 3832 Castelar dispatcher; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Sherry L.
Metzger, 3832 Castelar cashier-cook; assets $50; liebilities Chapter 7. Donald E. and Catherine R. Short, Elkhorn, unemployed; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Jerald L.
and.Donna F. Schwager, Orchard, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Shirley M. Moore, Lincoln, cook; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Robert L.
and Maria L. Fattig, Brady, farming; assets liabilities Chapter 7. Ken Bode, doing business as Bode Cattle Ainsworth, assets liabilities Chapter 11. Building Permits American Lab 4410 S. 102nd addition to building and garage, $160,000.
Construction Sciences 10923 11218 dwellings, 650 each; 11219 dwelling, 11201 dwelling, 11212 11224 dwelling, $38,380 each; 10627 Laurel 10605 dwelling, Laurel dwelling, $39,970. Michael Construction, 15758 Jackson Drive, dwelling, $58,016. Richard Young Memorial Hospital, 410 S. 24th remodel intensive care, $85,000. Apollo 6222 Building 10311 S.
103rd dwellings, 291 each. Peter Vana 4518 Marcy dwelling, $36,288. J.L. Builders, 618 N. 147th dwelling, $68,188.
Kingslynn Homes, 6783 S. 871h dwelling, $51,625. J.P.S. Construction, 12143 Franklin Circle, duplex, 1121 N. 150th dwelling, $56,080.
R.E. Drive, Czerwinski, 15928 dwelling, $68,068. Nottingham Ron Thurber, 715 N. 149th dwelling, $70,087. Jerry ham Ronk Drive, Homes, 15711 Nottingdwelling, $51,612.
Innovative Homes, 12339 Izard dwelling, $72,840. Scott Knudsen Homes, 2411 S. 155th Circle, dwelling, $55,800. Habrock Construction, 15806 Spring dwelling, $48,970. Kopecky Construction 4953 S.
149th dwellings, Court, 4967 S. 148th Court, $51,800 each. Robert 1423 N. Construction dwelling, 131st Ave. Circle, $80,696.
Celebrity Homes 6516 S. 108th 110th dwelling, 6638 S. 11012 dwelling, dwelling, $44,800. Dave Vencil, 6715 S. 88th dwelling, $41,300.
Jerry Palmer Homes, 6236 S. 107th dwelling, $65,078. Design One 2404 S. 155th Circle, dwelling, $59,124. Eliot Evans, 13612 Atwood dwelling, $49,000.
Corkol Construction, nia 148th dwelling, 729 15260 CaliforN. dwelling, $66,051. 142nd Homes 6123 S. dwelling, $47,474. Vogt Construction, 11011 N.
dwelling, $43,120. 2912 Simmons Dodos Restaurant Management, taurent, $150,000. Burger King Essex 10707. Pectic curance office, $25,000..
