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Beatrice (Neb.) Daily Sun, Saturday, April 25, IWS A-7 Deaths Funerals Markets Local Grain Final Stocks ea a i ti-i l09 40 7,6 5 6 ftCO 22 18 VI6 Deaths Shannon McCain FAIRBURY Shannon McCain, 5, Fail bury, died Tliuisd.iv, April 23, I WX, in an Omaha hospital. Funeral: 10:30 am. Tuesday, April 28, Nuckolls-Meyer Funeral Home, Fail bury Burial: Fairbury t'ljui pj ice Iroin Cooperative Co of Co op t.levalor of and Iuiiiicis L'nion KiAt Coop 12 116 I 48 16 7 8 27 1,8 731.2 14 77 I 18 1 EruuA (away is. Cp llifh and low Southeast Net'uU aim e. Fanner' I'Kmouih (ul lli.i(.').

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8 61 12 -9-18 77 14 1 78 36 12 I 6 34 1'8 6334 3219 39 89 58 15 16 SunCo THWIrso Texaco Tert'on Tmiken Toastmastei favelert TieonGoR ONI AH IAP11I S1MI I Jsltin Ni-busU locllist I ntl.iy Suk-i Continued 700 jiiVSivk 7i0 ast Veai None five Sale TuuV uthei slow on I nda Stent and lirilin not lull) established tea betters Mead) Huser inquiry modeiate. teller interest llthl Steen and ehoiee 0 lbs Heileiv Seleei and ll' I -00 lbs tc Mill )tehed Ham Steers and heileis slejiii Sieeii HH no vil 104 00 Unlets III) Oil to mosllv 104 00 UAL Cop Midwest Carlot US Western 61 15 18 3 4 USWslMo 36 12 12 USX-Maiairm 15 58 7 8 US USS 1815.161 7-16 Unicom Cp 33111316 UnCitxM 49 5 16 58 UniunPacil 56 V8 38 UnPcHe 23 1116 1-16 UntedTath 96 1-16 116 Unocal 41 18 5 16 ViaoCoip 24 9-16 7-16 WalMtrt 60 14 1 18 Wvnl.ni 184 18 1 14 WslnHet 38 14 14 Wiiiamil 3234 Wmn090 11 1116 18 Woorwonh 23 7-18- 15 16 Elvin J. Reedy HANQVFR, Kan. I Kin J. Reedy.

77, Hanover. died Wednesday, April 22, 1998, in a nursing home in Wichita. He was born Aug. 1920, at Hanover, and farmed near Hanover for 50 years, He served as a sergeant in the 18th Fighter Group of the Army Air Corps during World War IF He was a member of St. John's Catholic Church at Hanover, the Knights of Columbus, and the American Legion.

He was married to Kathleen Singleton on Dec. 29, 1 94 1, at Hanover. Survivors: wife, Kathleen; sons, Steve Reedy of Wilmington. C. Francis Reedy of Jefferson, daughters, Peggy King of Wunn, Linda Sedlacek of Knoxville, Patti Wilson of Waterville, Barbara Hamblen of Bedford.

Texas. Becky Willmolt of Lawrence. Kathy Mies of Clearwater. 28 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; sisiers. Mary Katherine Schcet of Abilene, Charlotte Maeiulalo of Topeka, and Rose Marie Carlson of Colorado Springs, Colo.

He as preceded in death by his parents, Charles William and Rose Margarite (Pulsfoid) Reedy, and a daughter, Karen Reedy, in 1968. Funeral: 10 a Saturday, April 25, St. John's Catholic Church, Hanover. Burial; church cemetery. Wake service: held Friday, at the church.

Visitation; held Friday at Hanover Mortuary, and one hour before services at the church. Memorials to the Llvin J. Reedy Memorial Fund (to be designated at a later date) and sent in care of Hanover Mortuary, Hanover, KS 66945. Adeline Kujath FAIRBURY Adeline Kujath, 84. Fairbury, died Wednesday, April 22, 1998, at the Blue Valley Nursing Home in Hebron.

She was born Sept. 15, 1913, at Wilcox. Survivors; sons, Alvin and wife Shirley of Pocatcllo, Idaho, Arthur and wife Gayle of Fairbury; daughter, Freda Wilson and wife Jim of Hockessin. five grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, Herman and Elsie (Zimmerman) Iwert; husband, F.mil A Kujath; two brothers; one sister.

Funeral: 2 p.m. Monday, April 27, Traum-Vance-Gerdes Funeral Home, Fairbury, the Rev. Steven Jacobson officiating. Burial: Zion United Church of Christ Cemetery, Gladstone. Memorials established to family choice.

Traum-Vance-Gcrdes Funeral Home, Fairbury. Grace Wallman Grace Wallman. 91, 1306 S. Ninth Beatrice, died Thursday evening, April 23, 1998, at the Good Samaritan Center, Beatrice. She was born Oct.

6, 1906, on a farm near Adams and attended the Olncy School near Adams. She married Henry Wallman on Nov. 25, 1937, at Zion Lutheran Church, rural Pickrcll. She lived in the rural Pickrcll and Beatrice areas most of her life until moving to Beatrice in 1972. She was a lifelong member of Zion Lutheran Church, rural Pickrcll.

She enjoyed sewing, quilting, crocheting and gardening. Survivors: daughters, Elmyra Graham and husband Ron of Tecumseh, Imogene Bohlmeyer and husband Gene of Baraboo, grandchildren, Lori Hoflen and husband Jim of Borsborn, Germany, Sandra Parks and husband Dan of Benkclman, Greg Dorn and wife Kristi of Fillcy, Julee Droge and husband Brian of Pawnee City, Kristi Orr and husband Scott of Albuquerque, N.M., Todd Bohlmeyer and wife Jeni of Denton; greatgrandchildren, Taralyn, Schuyler, Nolan, Chandler, Kael, Adriel and Grace Hoflen, Dion, Tyson and Cassandra Parks, Tandon and Riley Dorn, Jayme and Cash Grain Wheat Futures KANSAS CUV (Al'l vA heal luiuies on Ilie temetery. Memorials to donor choice, Nuckolls-Meyer Funeral Home, Fail bury. Gieko H. Rieken TFCUMSr Gieko H.

Rieken, 78. Tecuniseh, died Thursday, April 23, 1998, at his home in Tecumseh. He was born Nov. 15, 1919, at Upleward. Germany, and was a fanner.

Survivors: wife Uora; daughter, Mary Jane Peters and husband Funny of Ftk Creek; sons, Jim Rieken, Ken Rieken and wile Carol, all of Tecumseh; grandchildren. Fisa Felers, Michael Peters, both of Flk Creek, and Kle and Cody Rieken of Tecumseh; father, Ricks Rieken of Tecumseh; sisters, Janet Fletchall of Nebraska City, Peg Thoinsen and husband Raymond of Cortland, 'Fen a Green and husband Marvin of Auburn, Fena Fotter and husband Farry of Beatrice, Frances Goings and husband Harley of Tecumseh; brothers, Henry Rieken and ile Vera of Tecumseh, John Rieken and wife Irene of Nebraska City. He was preceded in death by his mother, Tina Rieken; brother, Adulph Rieken; sisters, Ann Wagner and Alice Harms. Funeral: 10:30 a.m. Monday, April 27, St.

Matthew Lutheran Church, Johnson, the Rev. Catherine Burroughs officiating. Burial: church cemetery. Memorials to family choice. Visitation: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

Saturday, and 8 a p.m. Sunday at Wherry Brothers Mortuary. Tecumseh. and one hour prior to the service at the church. Wherry Brothers Mortuary, Tecumseh.

Mabel R. Maranville Mabel R. Maranville. 78, 1906 Monroe Beatrice, died at her home on Friday afternoon. April 24, 1998.

She was born on Jan. 30, 1920, at Red Cloud and received her early education at Red Cloud. She was married to Francis Huston in 1936. They lived in Beatrice all of their married life and owned and operated the Huston Market for many years. He died in 1986.

On Sept. 5, 1987, she married Jim Maranville at Beatrice, They enjoyed traveling and spent several winters in Texas, where she sang in the church choir. She was a member of the First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) of Beatrice and the Circle 11 of the church. She enjoyed visiting residents of the local nursing homes and also enjoyed bowling, golf and raising flowers. Survivors; husband, Jim; son, Nick Huston and wife Vicki of Beatrice; granddaughters, Kristian Mocllcr and husband Jerry of Plymouth, Kylie Huston of Beatrice; great-grandchildren, Conner and Boddie Moeller; stepdaughter, Judy Reece and husband Bud of Valentine; stepgrandchildrcn, Janet Thomson and husband Lonnic of St.

Paul, Kevin Recce and wife Jenny of Valentine; stepgreat-grandchildrcn, Andrew, Blake and Cal.ee Thomson and Jordan and Kaitlin Recce; two sisters. She was preceded in death by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill; her first husband, Francis, in 1986; and two brothers. Memorial service: 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday, April 29, First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 205 N. Seventh Beatrice, the Rev. David L. Stout officiating. Burial of cremains; Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice.

Memorial established to the Gage County Chapter of the American Cancer Society with Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice, in charge. No viewing; cremation has taken place. A register book will be available for signatures at the funeral home until 5 p.m. Tuesday and then at the church Wednesday morning. Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice.

KANSAS CUV. Mo (Al'l Wheal 74 nS7 bushels: I 12 lo 4 cents higher. No 2 haid 3 12 12-3 21 l2n, No 3 3 01 12-3 20 l2n: No 2 red wheal 2 87 12-3 26 l2m No 3 2 76 12-3 2S l2n Corn 0 bushels: unch lo 9 12 cenis higher. No 2 white 2 83 2 KJn; No 2 vellow 2 4V2 60n. No 3 2 2.S-2Vn No 2 nolo 4 08 4 2bn No I soybeans 6 35 12-6 55 l2n HopKTS 47 00-50 00 Kansas City Roaid ol Tradet Fnday: 0vnlliehLow Settle Chg HI A 5 00(1 bu minimum: dollais per bushel Mav JWI2 3 22 3 17 123 1902 Jul' 3 25 3 28 12 3 23 12 3 23 34 00 12 Sep 3 32 123 36 123 30 3 30 (H) 12 Dec 345 349 343 342 34-0014 Mar 3 51 3 51 3 51 .3 51 00 Thu sales 6.976, Thu open ml 46,000.

dow 1 80 III i MOIM s. kmaiAI'ulMMi leniial nieal ade on I ndj) Boxed beet unesen on mostly modeiaie demand and ollrttiigt Seleei and Choice lib. clunk and round cult ttead) In weak vslnle loin cult turn Heel liitniiiin.L's general!) Head) on lielit demand and ollenngs. ihtnated composite cutoul value ut Oioiee I-) 5 Ml-TOO lbs carcasses dossil 1 at i. 700-KM) lbs rjovsn at 92 07.

Seleei I-. 5M(-7oO lbs uWn 18 aifil. 700 80 Ihs down VI aid) 7 Cunenl imles rcllecis the ol 2s 441 head of cattle Sales reported on 4 loads of national cat lot heel Culler carcasses 2 00 Inner; utility coulisses nil established Demand and otleiitijis modeiaie Cutter I 2 M) up Ihs (XI, ilie cutiei cow carcass giost cutout salue was estimated at 7Kod up I 21 Hide and uftal from a typical tl.iiiylncr steer was estimated at 7 21 down 1)1 when compared lo lliuisday's value Sales rcpoiied on .16 loads of pork cuts and 1 1 loads of trim-process pork Compaicd lo Tliuisddy't close, Ircsh bone in l.VISi lbs loins and bulls steady; sknd bone in hams 20-2b Ihs I 00-2 00 histlier. sdls helhei steady lo 3 (X) higher in a belli test, lean trimmings steady to I 00 lower rading very slow, with hglil lo moderate demand and mostly light ollenngs. oins bone in Iresh 14 inch mm I.VI9 Ihs 105 00 hams bone in trimmed.

17-20 Ihs trim special 47 00. 20 23 lbs mm special I 4 00. seedless bellies 1214 Ihs 57 00; 14-lblhs 5K00 Sales reported on loads of carlot lamb carcass Comp.ued to last week, lamb carcasses 5 00 in mostly 10 (X) lower on all weight breaks in all pans of (lie country Market activity slow lo moderate as sellers sought to resist lower bids Demand ligtil lo moderate tor hghl to rrvsderate supplies and ollenngs Lamb carcass. Choice and Prime. Yield Grade 1-4 45-55 Ihs 1.0, OO-UhOO; 55-5 lbs 1 21 (KM J4 00.

lbs 1 18 7.5-S5 Ihs 106 daily livestock slaughter callle 125.000, calves 5.000; hogs 357.000. sheep 13,000. Gold and Silver Board of Trade CHICAGO AP Fuiuies lieding on Hie Cbtagu Board ol Trade Fn OpenHignlcnvSertle Chg WHEAT 6.000 bu minimum, cents per bushel 295 299 294 306 12 310 12 304 316 14 32012 314 330 335 12 343 343 340 12 2 14 1 1 34 328 14 2 12 May Jul Sep Dec Mar Jul 295 305 12 315 327 12 341 348 Thu. sales 24.690 Thu open int 116.691, up 1,505 CORN 5.000 bu minimum, cents per bushel NEW YOHK (AP) Fulurus lidding on Ilie NY Merc Fnday: OpenHighLowSeltle Chg. GOLD 100 troy dollars per troy oz Apr 314 60 314 60 312 80 312 90-1 60 May 312.00 313 10 312 00 313.10-1 60 Jun 315 90 316.50 313 50 314 20-1 60 Aug 317.00 317.50 316 30 316 50-1 60 Oct 318 00 318 80 318 20 318 60 1 50 Dec 321 00 321.70 320 10 320 70-1 50 Feb 323 00 323 50 322 50 322 50 1.50 Apr 324 40-1 50 Jun 327.20 327.20 326 20 326 Aug 328 101.40 Oct 329 901 40 Dec 332.00 332 00 331 80 331 Feb 333 701 40 Jun 337 301 40 Dec 342 70-1 40 Jun 348.00 1.40 Dec 353.30-1.40 Jun 358 901 40 Dec 364.601.40 sales 31.336 Thu 's open int 186,002, up 850 SILVER 5,000 troy cenis per troy oz.

Apr May 628.50 629.00 618 00 622 50 6 00 Jun 624 40 6 00 May 250 258 250 251 1 34 Jul 258 14 268 256 14 258 34 1 12 Sep 265 34 270 34 265 14 265 12 3 Dec 267 275 12 28 270 12 34 Mar 27B 12 281 275 277 34 2 12 May 285 285 282 12 282 12 2 12 Jul 288 12 289 12 287 287 12 2 34 Dec 277 12 279 276 14 276 14 2 12 Mercantile the CHICAGO (AP) f-utuies Hading on Chicago Mercantile Exchange Fri: OpenHighLowSeltle Chg. CATTLE 40,000 lbs cents per lb. Apr 14 34 34 1 12 2 1 Thu sales 68.213 Thu open Int 366,097 OATS 5.000 bu minimum: cents per bushel May 133 134 34 131 34 131 34 Jul 138 34 14012 135 12 137 12 Sep 143 145 12 141 12 141 12 Dec 150 151 34 149 34 150 Mar 157 12 May 16912 sales 2.120 Thu 's open int 19.672, up 325 SOYBEANS 5.000 bu minimum: cents per bushel 6577 67 60 6875 Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb 68 40 67 50 6817 69 47 68 65 69 00 69.80 69 25 69.67 70.50 69.75 7047 71.50 71.15 71.50 72.45 72.17 72.40 .47 .05 .15 .55 .35 .25 Jul Sep Dec Jan Mar 634 50 634.50 623.50 627 306.10 627.00 633.00 627 00 627.60 6 10 628.50 634.00 627.00 627.60-6.00 626 906.00 628.00 628.00 625.10 625.10-6.00 623.106 00 6935 6990 71.15 7217 Apr Est. sales 12,796. sales 22,331 open inl 89.252, up 2,262 FEEDER CATTLE 50.000 lbs cents per lb.

Apr 620 618 80-00 616 20-6 00 615.40-6 00 609 406.00 603 206 00 597 592 906.00 593.90-6.00 593.90-6.00 May 645 12 653 12 642 12 647 12 3 12 Jul 646 654 643 14 647 3 Aug 647 12 654 645 12 646 2 34 Sep 635 638 12 631 632 2 Nov 628 633 624 626 1 Jan 635 639 632 12 632 12 1 14 Mar 645 645 639 639 1 34 May 648 648 642 12 642 12 2 Jul 651 651 648 648 2 Nov 643 643 638 638 12 12 May Jul Sep Dec Jan Jul Dec Jul Dec Jul Dec sales 14,561 open inl 77,864 7557 7552 7800 78.12 78.05 78 55 7882 75 55 7520 77 65 77.85 7800 78.55 78.82 75.75 7585 75 40 76 05 77.65 7860 7785 78.30 78.00 78.45 78.75 79.07 79.00 79.00 20 07 .12 .07 .10 May Aug Sep Oct Nov Jan Thu 's sales 42.735 Thu 's open int 148.412 78.82 sales 4.654 Mar Est. sales 2,995 open inl 17,942 HOGS.LEAN 40.000 lbs cents per lb. Jun () Qou tfcmcmlm 9ie People you- Um Jordan Droge and Brittany and Katclyn Bohlmeyer; sisters, Elsie Zimmerman and Lena DeBuhr, both of Beatrice; sister-in-law, Lena Pabcn of Beatrice. She was preceded in death by her parents. Thole and Grace (Miller) Tholen; husband, Henry, in 1970; son, Darrell Wallman, in 1964; a granddaughter, Michelle Bohlmeyer in 1971; four brothers and three sisters.

Funeral: 2 p.m. Monday, April 27, Zion Lutheran Church, rural Pickrcll, Pastor Rick Danforth officiating. Burial: church cemetery. Family prayer service: 1:45 pjn. Monday, basement of the church.

Memorial established with Marvin Parde and Jerry Busboom in charge. Visitation: until 1 1 a.m. Monday at Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice, and then at the church one hour preceding the services. Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice. Funerals Delia C.

Rector, 75, Beatrice. Funeral: 10 a.m. Saturday, April 25, St. John Lutheran Church, Beatrice, Pastor Richard Fruchling and Intern Todd Hunter officiating. Burial: Evergreen Flome Cemetery, Beatrice.

Family prayer service: 9:45 a.m. Saturday, church chapel. Military graveside rites by Bitting Norman Post 27 of the American Legion, Beatrice. Visitation: held Friday at Harman-Wright Mortuary, Beatrice, and one hour preceding services at the church Saturday. Memorial established to the Foster Grandparent Program or Lincoln School PTA with the mortuary in charge.

Harman-Wright Mortuary, Beatrice. 60 65 60.65 59 57 59 97 59.97 59 12 57.40 57.45 56.80 64.00 54.00 53.50 54.50 54.50 54.12 57.75 57.90 57.40 6017 59.72 57.17 5362 54.15 57.87 57.12 65.22 63.60 63.30 .08 .25 61.50 Jul Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Jul Aug Norma Lang Norma L. Lang, 79, 1322 N. Ninth Beatrice, died Thursday afternoon, April 23, 1998, at Beatrice Community Hospital. She was born on March 5, 1919, at Liberty and graduated from Beatrice High School in 1937.

She was married to Hubert Lang in 1936, and was active in the BPO Docs 10 and the VF'W Post 1077 Auxiliary, both of Beatrice. Survivors: husband, Hubert; daughter, Jacquclyn Ann Garrett and husband Tom R. of Rochester, grandchildren, Michael Lee Garrett and Christine Ann Kern, both of Rochester, great-grandchildren, Chclsa Marie and Christopher William Kern, both of Rochester, Minn. She was preceded in death by her parents, Carl and Marie (Jimcrson) Mutchmore; and four sisters. Graveside service and burial of cremains: 10:30 a.m.

Monday, April 27, Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice, the Rev. Jimmy Shelbourn officiating. There will no viewing; cremation has taken place. A register book will be available for signatures until 9:30 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home and then at the cemetery Monday morning.

Memorial established with the funeral home in charge. Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice. 65.30 65.40 65.05 Call Harry or Deb Fox 402-223-2562 or 402-223-4096 Oct Est. sales 6,029 sales 4,539 open int 31,237 PORK BELLIES 40.000 cents per lb. May 57.80 57.80 56.15 56.90 Jul 56.50 56.50 5480 55.87 Aug 54.50 54.50 52.85 53.20 Sep 51.00 51.00 48.10 48.10 Nov 47.30 47.30 47.10 47.10 Jan Est.

sales 3,023. sales 3,048 open inl 7,239, up 30 .40 54.00 Wall Street Patients JL Parents Hospitals Beatrice Community Hospital Admissions: Dorothy Marvin, Beatrice. Dismissals: Aldcnc Rehm, Beatrice; Carla Clark, Table Rock. Community Memorial, Marysville, Kan. Admissions: Mildred Bchrens, Richard Nutsch, Dorothy Harry, all of Marysville; Wesclcy Martin, Frankfort, Kan.

Dismissals: Mary Gose, Florence Olson, both of Marysville; Lisa Lopez and baby, Wymorc, Neb. NI.W VOkK (Al'l I he Dow Jones industrial average nearly sank below 9.000 with earnings-reporting season winding down and investors finding lew prospects for good news on the near-term licsrion. The Dow slid as much as 123 points to 9.020 late in the session before closing 78 points lower al u.OM. Broad-market also sank for the second straight day as investors locked more gains from ilie slock market's latest foray record territory. The Dow.

which sank 33 points on Thursday, closed at a record 9. 1 84 94 on Tuesday. Slocks were also pressured by reports that P. Morgnn had recommended that its clients cut back on (heir exposure lo slocks. Instead, the investment firm said, more money should he put into bonds and cash.

"The market hns run a mile nt sprinter's pace and most people believe the market needs lo rest a bit," said Alan Ackerman, senior vice president at Kahnestock Co. It's not surprising lo see profit-taking al Ibis point," Jefferson Community Health Center Admissions: Henry Kujath, Fairbury. Babies Spiers Mark and Julie (Zvolanck) Spiers of Lincoln are parents of an 8-pound, 14-ouncc son, Blake Robert, born Monday, April 20, 1998, at St. Elizabeth Community Health Center, Lincoln. Grandparents arc Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Poutre of Wymorc, Duane Spiers of Omaha and Barbara Bean of Iowa Falls, Iowa. Great-grandparents are Mildred Zvolanck of Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ruyle of DuBois, and Mary Clark of Iowa Falls, Iowa.

Hagcmeier Dale and Jonctta (Debban) Hagemcicr of Beatrice are parents of a 9-pound, 1 1-ounce daughter, Kaylin Emilic, born Wednesday, April 22, 1998, at Beatrice Community Hospital. Grandparents are Lawrence and Virginia Hagcmeier of Beatrice, Nadccn Debban of Hastings, and the late Gerald Debban. Great-grandparents arc Maxinc DcBord of Beatrice and Dorathea Jlinnsman of Grand Island. Installing SEAMLESS VINYL SIDING on the home of Bryan Jennifer Behrends 1919 Park Beatrice Lottery- Hanover Hospital, Hanover, Kan. Admissions: Mildred Moore, Waterville, Kan.

Dismissals: Amy Heiman and baby, Marysville, Kan. Johnson County Hospital No report. Pawnee County Memorial No report. Cash 4 Life DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The winning numbers drawn Friday night in "Cash 4 Life" arc: 13-21-51-80 PickS LINCOLN (AP) The winning numbers drawn Friday night in the Nebraska Pick 5 lottery arc: 4-18-25-26-28 kWraOT mm warn.