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Adams Weakly tall tin. Mar. 31, 193 From Lakeview church services with Rev. Gil Visser on video tape. Also showed another" movie "We're No.

1 Sports." Thursday we had storytime with Leona Dorn talking about Lent and Easter and showing some goodies little boys and girls would enjoy receiving Easter morning. Friday morning Ethel Nieveen led Bible Study. Friday noon the weather was so bad we had no birthday party. Saturday morning Gary Nelson had World News Report. afternoon.

Tuesday morning Hilda Schoenveld and Viola had bingo. After bingo, Gary Nelson showed a movie on "water, a timeless compound." In the afternoon Amy Doeschot showed slides of the Doeschot family and some of the residents were seen on the slides. Amy also showed slides of their last vacation in Arizona and other interests. we had Wednesday morning TSS 1 I .1 4 sf' i -v J-- 1 i 7 By VIOLA BARMS We lost two residents in death this past week. Hazel Boldt, 87, died Wednesday.

A member of fanama Presbyterian Church, urvivors: son, Donald, Duncanville, Texas; brother, T.A. Reynolds, Seal Beach, grandsons David, Duncanville; Kevin, Huntington Beach, great-grandson. Graveside services were held Saturday at the Bennet Cemetery with the Rev. William Pfiffer in charge. Our oldest lady resident died Thursday evening.

Jenny Huenink would have been 95 March 29. Jenny lived at Lakeview since Nov. 3, 1976. She was a very quiet, loving lady. Her family was very faithful in coming to see her every week.

She was formerly of Holland; member of Holland Reformed Church. Survivors: sons Eugene Merle, both of Hickman; daughter, Mrs. Henry (Elsie) Wieskamp, Firth; Mrs. Clyde (Martha) Lesoing, Hickman; Edna Liesveld, Holland; sister Lizzie Beyer, Sibley, Iowa; 15 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren. United Presbyterian Church of Hickman with Pastor Leo Jeambey in charge of Palm Sunday and communion services came Sunday.

Leo and Marjory sang a duet accompanied by Freda Ver Maas. It was a very nice service. Monday morning Helen Doeschot had exercises and Jan and Viola had sing a long that roeaths EVA JONES Eva Jones, 74, Oklahoma City, formerly of Lincoln, died Thursday, March 24. Survivors; husband, Orville; son, Loren, Tulsa, brothers, Chet, Raymond McPherson, both Lincoln, Donald McPherson, Adams, Glen McPherson, Glendale, sisters. Myrtle Williams, Gladys Wiar, both Lincoln; three grandchildren.

Services were 10 a.m. Monday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, Burial Lincoln Memorial Park. CHRISTEYE. WTLKEN ADAMS-Christey E. Wilken, 62, rural Adams, died Saturday, March 26, in a Lincoln hospital.

Born Feb. 2, 1921, rural Adams. Lived in Adams vicinity all of life. Farmed seven miles southwest of Adams until two years ago, when he retired due to ill health. Member of Zion Lutheran Church, rural Pickrell.

Survivors: brother, Erwin of Adams; sisters, Jolena Wilken, Grace Wilken, Mrs. Ernest (Frieda) Klein and Bertha Wilken, all of Adams. Preceded in death by brother, Fred, in 1980. Funeral: Wednesday. Zion Lutheran Church, rural Pickrell.

Pastor William L. Jurgens. Burial, church cemetery. Memorial with Alfred Holz and Donald DeBuhr in charge. CONFER Eldon and Bruce Pittam of Adams received word Sunday that their sister Ruby (Mrs.

Elza) Confer of Hawthorne. Calif, had passed away. She suffered a massive heart attack after they had been on a camping trip. The Confers have two sons, Lloyd and Stanley, of Long Beach. Calif.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Pittam had recently attended the 60th wedding anniversary of the Confers in California. Hazel Boldt, who passed away March 23, was named as Lakeview's Resident of the Month. PHOTO BY JANE OLTMAN LAURA KLEIN Laura Disher Klein, 89, Ventura, formerly of Adams, died Wednesday, March 23.

Homemaker. Born Adams. Former member, Adams Presbyterian Church, Gold Star Mother, Daughters of American Revolution. Lifetime member. Women's Club of Lincoln.

Survivors: son, Harry Aurora, Colo. daughter, Mrs. Edward (Madeleine) Lee. Ventura, daughter-in-law, Velva Klein, Marina Del Ray. six grandchildren: 16 great-grandchildren.

Graveside services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Highland Cemetery, Adams. Metcalf Funeral Home. Resident of the month- the summer and we would look at the garden that the residents planted and she would tell me of all the things she used to plant in her own garden and all of the canning she did. She loved flowers.

She also has one great- grandson, Sean Michael Boldt who lives in Duncanville." Mrs. Boldt loved, to play the piano. She was pianist at the Panama Presbyterian church for many years and enjoyed playing at social functions at school and church. She was a member of the Panama Presbyterian Church for many years. She came to Lakeview from the Homestead Nursing Home in April of 1980.

When Mrs. Boldt first came, she would play a few of the favorite hymns of the piano for us also. She went to almost all of the activities we provide here and loved to play dominoes. The past year she wasn't able to go to all of the activities any more but came to some of the listening ones. She loved to go outside when the weather was nice.

Mrs. Boldt and I spent a lot of time outside during Hazel Boldt was born Sept. 4. 1895, and grew up in the Douglas, Neb. area.

She graduated from Douglas High School in 1912. Since there were only 11 grades at Douglas, she took the 12th grade at University Place High in 1913. She took normal school training at Wesleyan Academy in 1914 and spent one year teaching at Curtis. and one year at District 27, Lancaster County. It was there that she met Harold Boldt and they were married in 1917.

They moved to a farm where Harold was born and lived there until they moved to Panama-in 1975. To this union one son was born, Donald who now lives in Duncanville, Texas. Harold passed on in 1975. Mrs. Boldt has one daughter-in-law (Jo Ann) and two grandsons, David who lives in Duncanville, and Kevin who lives in Huntington Beach, Calif.

When the weather was nice a couple of weeks ago? we went outside and she commented on how she thought spring was just around the corner. She always seemed happy and had comments for anyone who met her in the hallways. Mrs. Boldt passed away March 23. 1983, before this article got printed but we decided to go ahead and run it in her memory.

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