Thursday, Jan. 17, 1980 Lincoln, Neb. Journal Funerals ADAMS, Harold E. BRITTAIN, Edward W. DRAKE, Eunice F.
DYE, Dorothy June Lebsock GERLOCK, Herman HARMS, George W. HICKS, Clarice Green Lincoln BRITTAIN Edward 68. 5310 Meredith died Tuesday. Services: 11 a.m. Friday, ROPER AND SONS MORTUARY, 4300 St.
Wyuka. Memorials to Diabetic Research Foundation, Pallbearers: Alvin Freeman, James Dill, Gary Cerny, John Lind, Gerald Stogdill, Carl Novak. DRAKE Eunice 94, 2200 S. 52nd died Monday, Services: 1 p.m. Thursday, HODGMAN-SPLAIN-ROBERTS MORTUARY, 4040 A St.
Committal service: 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Tec*mseh Cemetery, Tec*mseh. DYE Dorothy June Lebsock, 52, Dallas, formerly of Lincoln, died Wednesday. Survivors: husband, W.O.; sisters, Mrs.
Stan W. (Cordelia) Charlton, Kansas Mrs. Kees (Mary Lu) cutly: gins, Dallas, nieces, nephews. Graveside services: 11 a.m. Saturday, Wyuka.
The Rev. E.H. Lauer. In state: 5:30 p.m. Friday to 10 a.m.
Saturday, HODGMANSPLAIN-ROBERTS MORTUARY, 4040 A St. GERLOCK Herman, 73, 515 died Wednesday. Retired construction driver. Lifetime Lincoln resident. WWII Army veteran.
Member American Legion Post Denton. Survivors wife, Anna; stepdaughters, Frances Fitzsimmons. Lincoln, Pauline Drany, Williamsburg. Ariz: sisters, Amelia Kildow, Caroline Fields, both Lincoln, brother, Harold, Lincoln; grandson. Services: 9:30 a.m.
Saturday, HODGMAN-SPLAIN-ROBERTS CHAPEL, 4040 A St. The Rev. E. Gordon Jorgensen. Wyuka.
HARMS George 81, 4327 Cleveland formerly of Dorchester, died Wednesday. Survivors: sons, William Crete, Robert Sacramento, Calif, Raymond Council Bluffs; brother, Oscar, Dorchester; sister, Mrs. Sylvia King, Lincoln; 12 grandchildren; 16 greatgrandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, KUNCL FUNERAL HOME.
Crete. The Rev. Grant Story. Riverside Cemetery, Crete. HICKS Clarice Greene (widow of Clifford), 77, 3210 S.
27th died Tuesday. Services: 2:30 p.m. Friday, First Presbyterian Church. Wyuka. ROPER AND SONS MORTUARY, 4300 0 St.
Memorials to Clifford M. Hicks Scholarship Fund, care of University of Nebraska Foundation, or favorite charity. Pallbearers: Miles Tommeraasen, Robert Hinds, Herbert Henderson, 0.J. Anderson, Evar Anderson, David Asche. KRAUZE Anna, 82, 4710 Linden died Wednesday.
Born Latvia. Member Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church. Survivors: husband, Karlis; daughter, Mrs. August (Herta) Lorencis, Lincoln; brothers, Atis Smiltins, Portland, Peters. Latvia; grandchild Services: 11 a.m.
Saturday, ROPER AND SONS CHAPEL, 4300 0 St. The Rev Herbert Jessifers. Wyuka. McBRIDE Cecil 76. 2504 N.
Cotner died Wednesday. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 245 N. 27th St. The Rev.
Bruce Cooley. Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to family. Pallbearers: Robert Griffith, Gerald Worm, Ralph White. Wallace Finley, Richard Portche, William Fairfield.
PETERKA Fred 44, 800 N. 55th died Thursday. Born El Reno, Okla. Nebraska resident past 14 years. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
employee. Member American Legion Post United Rubber Workers Union. Survivors: wife. Barbara; daughter, Becky May, Lincoln; stepson, Matthew Velasco, Lincoln; stepdaughters, Angela, Sandra Velasco, both Katherine Velasco, California; father, Fred El Reno; stepmother, Maxine Potter, Lincoln. Services: 1:30 p.m.
Saturday, ROPER AND SONS CHAPEL, 4300 0 St. Father Joe Mroczkowski. Burial in El Reno. PROSSER Alice 78, Omaha, formerly of Lincoln, died Wednesday. Member American Legion Auxiliary, Lincoln Chapter, OES.
Survivors: sister, Ida Long, Lincoln; five nieces; nephew. Services: 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Roper and Sons Chapel, 4300 0 St. Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: 6 p.m.
Thursday until Friday JIM BRYAN BRYANT WILLIAMSON INCOME TAX SERVICE 335 No. 27th 435-4373 Individual Returns Farm Returns Partnership Corp. Call for Appointment Requests considered for limousine service By Diane Carroll A bit of luxury may return to Lincoln, if the Nebraska Public Service Commission grants elther or both of two requests to begin limousine service. That kind of car rental option has not been available in Lincoln since 1976. A joint application to begin the Nebraska Limousine Service was filed by Fred Webster, realtor with Woods Brothers Realty, and Daniel Hurlburt, owner of Brokers Agency.
The second request is from Phil Durst, owner of Metro Auto Sales, who wants to start Limousine of Lincoln. The commission is expected to act on the first application within about two weeks; the second should be through official channels in about two months. Spokesmen for both potential businesses said they could open as soon as they received authority to do so. Webster and Hurlburt have bought three Cadillacs for the business, which they plan to operate out of Brokers Agency, 3325 A St. Durst would have one Cadillac available to rent.
He would operate out of Metro Auto Sales, 2504 St. Both companies would offer rental service to the public by appointment only. Most often, Webster and Durst said, the cars probably would be rented by wedding parties, rock groups performing in Lincoln, conventiongoers, or persons looking for a big night out. Webster and Hurlburt have proposed charging a minimum fee of $25 an hour for a car driver, with an extra 15 cents mile outside Lancaster County. The flat fee for sixhour rental would be $100; 12- hour rental would be $175.
Durst has not yet proposed a rate structure. Three persons charged in grain theft ring case ATCHISON, Kan. (AP) Officials of a Lincoln Grain Inc. elevator here say they're continuing efforts to determine losses from a grain theft ring in which three persons have been charged in the alleged conspiracy. An elevator scale operator and two St.
Joseph, grain dealers remained free on bond Thursday after being charged in connection with the theft of grain from the elevator. There was no estimate of the amount of grain stolen, but a Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent said the loss involved thousands of dollars worth of grain. Bob Cartmill, president of PROSSER, Alice ROBINSON, Gladys SHERMAN, Hyman TIGERIS, Krists WILSON, Dorthy J. WOODS, Sarah Ladd YOCUM, Mabel I. NEWSHAM Dorothy B.
(widow of Fred), 72. Waverly, died Wednesday. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, United Methodist Church, Waverly. Dr.
Randall Sailors. Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood. Memorials to church. ROPER AND SONS MORTUARY. 4300 0 St.
PRIEFERT Jarod Scott, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Priefert, Hebron, died Tuesday in Lincoln. Survivors: parents: brother, Brandon, home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
D.D. Messman. Bruning, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Priefert, Belvidere.
Graveside services: 2 p.m. Thursday, Bruning Public Cemetery. The Rev. C.J. Willis.
MONTGOMERY-HACKER FUNERAL HOME, Hebron. ROBINSON Gladys, 75. Beatrice, died Monday in Falls City, Survivors: son, Charles, Hawthorne, daughter, Mrs. Donald (Velda) Milke, Stella; brothers, Clifford Bindrum, Beatrice, Verlin, Falls City, Roy, Lincoln; sisters, Mrs. Hope Mcintosh, Omaha, Mrs.
Clarence Floyd (Rozella) Wadlow, Lincoln, (Darlene) Algierer, Blair, Mrs. Mrs. Dwight (Hazel) Sayser, Columbia, S.C., six grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Friday.
Harman Mortuary, Beatrice. Vesta Cemetery, Vesta. In state: one hour before services, funeral home. YOCUM Mabel 1. 93, Fremont, formerly of Yutan, died Tuesday Survivors: son, Edwin, Yutan; daughters, Mrs.
Lad (Nellie) Swanda, Mrs. Andy (Irene) Schacht, both Fremont, Mrs. Ed (Vera) Keene, Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Clint (Frances) Wolfe, Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Calvin (Dorothy) Holm, Auburn, 24 grandchildren; 51 greatgrandchildren; great-great-grandchild. Services: 10 a a.m. Saturday, Moser Memorial Chapel, Fremont. Hollst Lawn Cemetery, Yutan.
the company, said he could not place a dollar amount on the loss. "We're attempting to quantify that right now. Federal warehouse examiners from Omaha were at the facility last week and their work has been completed," Cartmill said. KBI Agent Jim McCubbin said the thefts involved a conspiracy in which receipts were issued for grain that was never left at the elevator and fraudulent scale tickets were issued. "At this time we don't anticipate any more arrests," McCubbin said.
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PETERKA, Fred Jr. PRIEFERT. Jarod Scott evening, ROEDER MORTUARY, 4932 Ames Omaha. SHERMAN Hyman 78. 4201 Randolph died Tuesday.
Services: 11 a.m. Thursday, HODGMAN-SPLAIN-ROBERTS MORTUARY, 4040 A St. Mt. Carmel Cemetery. TIGERIS Krists, 75, 519 N.
24th died Monday. Services: 3 p.m. Friday, ROPER AND SONS MORTUARY, 4300 0 St. Cremation. Memorials to Latvian Center Garezers.
WILSON Dorthy 58, Omaha, formerly of Lincoln, died Tuesday. Services: 11 a.m. Friday, Harvey Oaks Baptist Church, 104th Harvey Oaks Omaha. Graveside services: 1:30 p.m. Wyuka, Lincoln.
Memorials to Red Cross Blood Center, 3886 Dewey Omaha, or favorite charity. CROSBY-BURKET CO. LONIAL CHAPEL, 11902 W. Center Road, Omaha. WOODS Sarah Ladd (widow of Thomas 84, 2475 Lake died Tuesday.
Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, First-Plymouth Congregational Church. Wyuka. Memorials to Nebraska Art Association, care of Lincoln Foundation. ROPER AND SONS MORTUARY, 4300 0 St.
Outstate ADAMS Harold E. 52, Fairbury, died Wednesday. Survivors: wife, Lillian; son, Tom, home; daughter, Sandra, Fairbury: mother, Mrs. John Q. Adams, Fairbury; brother, John E.
Adams, Torrington, sister, Mrs. Dale (Marilyn) Shinn, Fairbury. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Presbyterian Church, Fairbury. Fairbury Cemetery.
LAUGHLIN Wilma 72, Wymore, died Monday in Homestead, Fla. Retired funeral director. Survivors: husband, Wallace brother, Dale Spencer, Litchfield Park, Ariz. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Wymore United Methodist Church.
Wymore Cemetery. MICHAEL Anna C. 84, Bellwood, died Tuesday in David City Services: 10:30 a.m. Friday, St. Peter's Church, Bellwood.
Parish wake: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, KNOTT FUNERAL HOME, David City. Lincoln man pleads guilty in assault case Steven Ebert, 3253 pleaded guilty Tuesday to a misdemeanor assault charge after a New Year's Eve incident in which he assaulted a man charged with beating Ebert's 2-year-old nephew. Lancaster County Judge Jetfre Cheuvront scheduled Ebert's sentencing on the thirddegree assault charge for Feb. 5 pending an investigation by the county probation office.
Ebert, 23, hit Timothy Swanson, 22, at a party. Swanson was free on bond after being charged with first-degree assault, a felony, in connection with a Dec. 24 incident in which Jeremy Jackson allegedly was beaten. Jeremy, whose skull was fractured, was released Friday from Lincoln General Hospital. Ebert's preliminary hearing has been scheduled for Jan.
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Two drugstores are burglarized Births Two Lincoln drugstores were burglarized Wednesday, police report. A door to the Medicine Shoppe, 2061 S. 16th was broken open and about $500 worth of drugs, $28 in change and $15 worth of film were taken. The glass to the front door of Four Star Drug, 600 N. Cotner Suite 209, was broken and an unknown amount of drugs was taken.
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Crogley, Alma Marie, from Leland Harrison. Hansen, Mary S. from Michael S. Sheets. Osterholt.
Rowena Fay, from Wayne Garreth. Courts All pleaded guilty unless otherwise indicated. Age, address, if any, from court records. Court costs additional to fines. District Court More than alcohol Bernard, 32, 2287 Sheldon, $100.
six month suspended driver's license. Carper, Charles L. 35, Route 8, $100, six month suspended driver's license. Giesler, William, 34, 835 W. Godfrey.
$100, six month suspended driver's license. County Court Theft, 2 counts Sanford, Jackie, 25, 2910 count 2, theft, guilty, sentencing Feb. 21. McCullough, David 17, 2208 guilty, sentencing Feb. 12.
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Assault Carson, Penny 36, 1117 $75. Count two Disturbing the Peace. count three Assault, both dismissed. Petit Larceny (Less than $300) Berry, Donna 16, 3425 N. 56th $60.
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