Legal Notices
(First pub. Sept 12, 1957)
NOTICE TO OONTRAf TORS
Sealed Bids for the furnishing
of all Labor, Tools, Materials and
Equipment required to construct
an .AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION
B1TI-DING and such other work
as may be incidental thereto at
O’NEILL MUNICIPAL AIR
PORT PROJECT NO. 9-25-081
701, will he received at the Of
fice of the CITY CLERK at O’
NEILL. NEBRASKA on OCTO
BER 1ST. 1957. until 7:30 P. M.
o dock C. S. T. and at that time
publicly opened and read.
All Items of work shall be
awarded to one Contractor. The
estimated cost of the work is
$10 288.00 and the approximate
qualities are as follows:
One-Story Masonary Adminis
tration Building, complete; to in
clude Grading and Sand Gravel
Surfacing of access Road and
Parking Area—1 Each.
4 Cased Well, including Test
Hole and Drilling—1 Each.
Fence, Class “B”—30 Lin. Rds.
14 Drive Gate—1 Each.
5 Walk Gate—1 Each.
Copies of the Plans and Speci
fications and other Proposed Con
tract Documents are on File and
to inspection at the Office
of the CITY CLERK. O’NEILL,
NEBRASKA, and at the office of
B II BACKLLIND AND ASSO
CIATES, INC.. SADDLE CREEK
ROAD AT POPPLETON AVE
NUE OMAHA, NEBRASKA
All Bids shall be made on the
printed Forms attached to and
made a part of the Proposed Con
tract Documents. A set of such
intents may be obtained from
BACKLUND AND ASSO
CIATES, INC., SADDLE CREEK
\ I > AT POPPLETON AVE
NE! upon payment of $10.00,
none of which will be refunded.
As an evidence of good faith in
submitting a Proposal for this
work, the Bidder must File, with
his Proposal, a Certified Check
or Bid Bond made payable to the
CITY TREASURER of O’NEII-L,
NEBRASKA, in an amount not
• .i. . — cm it. .. i a -w. —___a
i - mini ii /V v'i uiv. i uiui i iiiiwiuii
Hid.
The successful Bidder will be
required to furnish Bond in an
uit equal to 100% of his Con
tract The CITY OF O’NEILL
erves the right to waive all
technicalities and reject any or
all Bids.
The Contractor will be requir
ed to pay Minimum Wages in ac
cordance with a Schedule of Wage
Rates established by The United
States Department of Labor and
shown in the Proposal Form.
By order of the Mayor and
City Council of the CITY OF O’
NEILL, NEBRASKA.
Attest:
O. D. French D. C. Schaffer
City Clerk Mayor
20-22c
(First pub. Sept. 12, 1957).
(John R. Gallagher, Attorney)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
HOLT COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE AP
P LIC ATI ON OF ELENOR
HAYNES, GUARDIAN OF THE
ESTATE OF MI*7T A MARTIN.
AN INCOMPETENT PERSON,
FOR LICENSE TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
On reading the petition duly
verified of Elenor Haynes, Guar
dian of the estate of Meta Mar
tin, incompetent, duly filed here
with for license to sell real es
tate, to-wit:
All that part of the North
east Quarter of the South
east Quarter of Section 25,
In township 29, North of
Range 12, West of the 6th P.
M., in Holt County, Nebras
ka, described as follows:
Commencing at a point 50
feet West of the Southwest
Coiner of Block 2 of Matth
ew’s Addition to the City of
O'Neill, as per the recorded
plat thereof, thence running
North 160 feet, thence run
ning West 150 feet, thence
running South 429 Feet,
thence running East 150 feet,
thence running North 269 feet
to the place of beginning,
and it appearing from said pe
tition that it would be for the
benefit and the best interest of
said incompetent person if said
real estate should be sold and
the proceeds thereof used for the
maintenance and benefit of the
ward;
PT^rnJ*'V,EIEREPORE ORDER
ED BY THE COURT that the next
of km of said incompetent and
I al* Persons interested In said es
tate appear before me. D. R.
Mounts, Judge of the District
Court of Holt County Nebraska,
at the Court House in the City
of O'Neill, Holt County, Nebras
ka on the 9th day of October
A. D , 1957. at 10:00 o'clock A M.
to show cause if any there tie
why license should not be grant
?? fhe said Elenor Haynes,
Guardian of said incompetent
I Person, to sell the real estate
above described for the purpose
above set forth.
IT IS FURTHER ORDER
ED that a copy of this order be
published at least three succes
sive weeks before the said date
<>f hearing in the Frontier, a
weekly newspaper printed, pub
lished, and of general circulation
in Holt County, Nebraska.
Dated this 9th day of Septem
ber, A. D., 1957.
D. R. MOUNTS
District Judge
20-22c
;First pub. Sept. 12, 1957)
William J. Froelich and
Julius D. Cronin, Attorneys
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
Estate No. 4211
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY, NERRASKA.
ESTATE OF HUGH J. BIR.
MINGHAM, DECEASED
THE STATE OF NERRASKA, TO
ALL CONCERNED:
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed for the
probate of the will of said de
ceased, and for the appointment
of DoMaris Birmingham, Julius
D. Cronin and William J. Froe
lich as Executors thereof, which
will be for hearing in this court
on October 3, 1957, at 10 o'clock
A M
LOUIS W REIMER
County Judge.
< COUNTY COURT SEAL)
20-22
Work & Fun Club
Does Needlework
VENUS The Work & Fun club
met with Mrs. Albert Pospeshil
on the afternoon of Wednesday,
September 11, with all 13 mem
bers present. Needlework was
done during the afternoon for
the hostess. Mrs. Pospeshil ser
ved lunchein at the close of the
afternoon.
Other Venus News
Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser visi
ted with Mrs. Mahle Davis, at the
Llye Davis home Friday, Septem
ber 6. Mrs. Davis is very ill. She
enjoys hearing from her old
friends. Her address is 904 South
3rd St., Norfolk. The Davises
lived in the Venus community
most all their lives.
Verlyn Gibbs and son, Randy,
I called aft the Ora Caskey home
Wednesday, September 11.
Emil Ruzicka was cutting feed
I at the Ora Caskey farm Wednes
day, September 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davey
were weekend visitors at the
Ralph Brookhouser home Satur
day, September 7.
Mrs. Lizzie Grim came Sun
day, September 8, to spend a
week at her daughter and son-in
law’s home, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Pospeshil.
Saturday, September 7, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Pospeshil re
turned from Sioux City where
they visited their son and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pospes
hil.
Mr. and Mrs. Max LeMasters
spent several days at Lincoln the
week of the state fair where they
visited at the David Darr home,
and also attended the fair. Con
nie and Kathy, their small
daughters, stayed with their
grandparents, at the H. J. Le
Masters home.
Engaged to W’ed—
Mrs. Margaret Agnes of Nor
folk, formerly of O’Neill, has an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Mary Virginia,
and Earle Holmquist, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Holmquist ol
Omaha. An October wedding is
I planned.
Additional Fair
Winners Announced
Additional award winners at
the Nebraska state fair, not pre
v Kxtsly announced in The Fron
tier. include:
Purple ribbons:
Entomology displays — Mar
ilyn Graham, Claranna Carson.
Grass and weed mount— Grat
tan Flats 4-H club.
School dress Donna Crumly.
Demonstration Jack and Jim
| Gilg.
Demonstration — Gary Fick
and Bob Ruther.
Demonstration Gary Gillespie
and Perry Dawes.
Blue ribbons:
Secretary’s looks — Barbara
Wayman, Laurine Schmitz.
Home living demonstration—
Lynn McCarthy.
I )ress Revue—Gloria Grimes.
Herdsmanship—Holt county.
Red ribbons:
Music identification — Kenneth
Peacock, Iielores Schaaf.
Entomology — Kenneth Coo
lidge.
Grass lxx>k—Loren Blake.
REA display < wiring i—Larry
Dawes, Gary Gillespie.
Clothing demonstration—Glor
ia Grimes. Carol Tracy.
Drees revue— Carol Tracy.
Lounging and sleeping outfit—
Marcia Widman.
Yellow Sponge cake — Elaine
Schaaf.
Pillowcases Connie Brock
man.
White ribbons:
Junior leader poster—Sharon
Swanson.
Work and play dress—Connie
Brockman.
Angel Food cake-Judy Beed.
Canned vegetables — Nancy
Wray.
I Green ribbons:
Individual tree identification
| judging Gary Fick (seventh
I place).
Roberts, Bauld
Back from Cruise
William L. Roberts, personnel
man third class, USN, son of
Mrs, Hester S. Roberts of route
4, Atkinson, and John E. Bauld,
electrician’s mate third class,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
E. Bauld, sr., of box 94, of O'
Neill, Iwth aboard the destroyer,
U S S Mansfield, returned to
Long Beach, Calif., September
10, after a six-month cruise in
: the Western and Southern Paci
• fic.
Between patrol missions and
operations, the ship's crew visit
ed Suva, Fiji Islands; Melbour
ne, Australia; Manus, Admiralty
Islands; Guam; Yokosuka, Yoko
hama, Kamakura and Toyko,
j Japan; Ilong Kong and Pearl
I Harbor.
i
' Members Answer
Call of Roll—
CHAMBERS — The Chambers
Legion auxiliary met at the home
of Mrs. Edwin Hubbard on Fri
I day, September 6. Twenty-two
1 members answered roll call,
i Vice-President Mrs. A. B. Hub
bard presided at the meeting in
i the absence of the president,
I Mrs. J. W. Walter. It was voted
I to make gifts for one gift shoppe
i assignment.
I The constitution was read by
j Mrs. T. E. Alderson, Mrs. Char
I les Facquier gave an interesting
i report on the district convention,
I held at Elgin August 26.
A lunch was served by Mrs.
Edwin Hubbard, Mrs. Charles
Fauquier and Mrs. Ted Tomjack.
Next meeting will be October 4,
at the home of Mrs. L. V. Cooper
Co hostesses will be Mrs. L. O.
Lenz and Mrs. John Honeywell.
Earl R. Miller Is
Air Mechanic—
STAR -Army Pvt. Earl R. Mil
ler son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E. ’ Miller of O'Neill, recently
was assigned to the 65th trans
portation company at Ft. Eustis,
V Miller, an aircraft mechanic,
entered the army in November,
I 1956, and recevied basic training
j at Ft. Chaffee, Ark.
He was graduated from O Neill
I high school in 1951._
I Cattleman’s Opportunity Sale |
I Registered, Double Standard I
I POLLED HEREFORDSI
I Monday, Sept. 30 I
| 12:00 noon, Mountain Time I
I AT the STOCKY ARDS. ON E MILE SO. TH OF I
I wc;j Lake, Nebraska I
I _ ™E ENTmE well raoinnSop the I
*>yle L. Best Estate
I 150 Lots — 150 Head
I SST b> Natlo"a|-a'«mpiOT ^dSRo0srtcrs!f M.H1yi'arS r d daUEh,era « GOLD I
I cows have spring calves at side Others fnr S"M . S*re' 0003 MINE. Half the I
| and open yearlings ^ f°r fal1 ca,v*ng. Bred twtvyear-old heifers I
I K 'WO^TOO0roSN0nd13SrAe'Ien!l".ed “ ^ 52 ,00 PLATO CROSO-WAY by me I
I Commercial Cattlemen: I
--,re M-J “ - -» —. BUy w r
I Col. Charles Corkle, Auct. J
L_w "^hA,^5^’v^llM^C0lon, Nebr. I
M rs. Hammerberg
Back from Coast
CEUA Mr and Mrs O A
Hammerberg were Saturday
evening visitors at the William
Maloun home. Mrs. Hammer
berg had returned by bus Satur
day afternoon from Omaha from
a thr ee weeks' \ isit in Califor
nia
Stir went to and from Califor
nia by train but missed connec
tions at Omaha, so finished the
journey by bus.
While in California she visited
her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. R.
Greenwtxxi and family at Fon
tana. and spent two weekends
with her sister. Mrs. Ted Jensen
ami family, at Gardena.
While at the Jensen home she
visited an aunt, Mrs. Florence
Spray at Castro Valley, Calif.
She hadn't seen the aunt for 28
years. She also visited an uncle.
N. E. Bright, and family at Santa
Paula.
Mrs. Hammerberg was accom
panied as far as Omaha by a
friend, a former resident of Ce
lia. who is remembered as Mrs.
Nelson Ames but is now Mrs.
Charles Nelson of Loma Linda,
Calif.
She expects to visit relatives in
Iowa and Colorado before return
ing to her home in California.
Other Celia News
The fourth birthday anniver
sary of Kay MeKathnie, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mc
Kathnie, and the 13th birthday
anniversary of Janice Risor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Risor of O'Neill, was celebrated
at a family dinner at the Milton
MeKathnie home Saturday, Sep
tember 14. Others present were
parents of both girls and the
families, Mrs. Emma MeKathnie,
Mr. Risor’s mother, Mrs. Blan
che Rouse and Marvin of O'Neill,
Mildred Keyes of Inman and
Miss Maude Rouse of O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman
and sons attended a picnic lunch
arranged by parents and mem
bers of Jolly Rambcrs 4-H club,
at the Atkinson city park Sun
day, September 15. Roger and
Gary Hoffman are members of
uitr nuu. itur uuuKa wi'ie coin
pick'd at the business meeting
which followed the lunch. Sever
al projects are carried on in this
club. Stocker and feeder leader
is Bill Black; baking, Mrs. Floyd
Butterfield; gardening, Mrs.
Dean Stevens and dairy; Dean
Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beck and
Sheryl, Dorothy Scott, and Mr.
and Mrs. William Maloun and
Billy were Monday evening, Sep
tember 9, visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Natchel Rzezot
orski and O. A. Hammerberg
were Friday evening visitors at
the William Maloun home .
Linford Sweet spent Sunday at
the O. A. Hammerberg home.
Dorothy Scott visited the Con
nie Frickel home Thursday after
noon.
Stanley Johnson was a week
end Omaha visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Secheneder
and Gail spent Sunday at Royal
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fern
Morsett, attending a family din
ner with 18 present at the Mor
sett home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sicheneder
and daughter were Friday eve
ning visitors at the James Sich
eneder home.
Celia Homemakers club will
meet at the Clarence Focken
home Wednesday, September 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Focken
were Sunday evenig visitors at
the Clarence Focken home.
Saturday, September 7, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Focken and
family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Myers and family at
Blue Hill. On Sunday, September
8, they were guests at the Arthur
Wormouth home at Ayr. That
night they spent with Mrs. Foc
ken's aunt, Mrs. Henry Mulford,
and family at Angus. They ar
rived home the next day.
Junie Focken spent Friday to
Monday night at the Jake Braun |
nome.
Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Johnson;
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Hendricks and family and Mrs.
Victor Frickel and children were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Connie Frickel home getting ac
quainted with Kurtis Lee, the two
weeks-old son, of Mr. and Mrs.
Connie Frickel.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilmurry
! and family and Martin Conroy of
North Platte were Sunday visit
ors at Ft. Randall dam. Mr. Con
roy was a Thursday and Friday1
visitor at the F. Kilmurry home.
David, Vickie and Gerald:
Frickel visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Sicheneder Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman
and sons visited then- new nep
hew, Kurtis Lee, at the Connie
Frickel home Sunday evening,
September 8.
Mr. and Mrs. George Albrecht,
who were married September 1,
were Sunday evening visitors at
the LeRoy Hoffman home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman
and grandson, Harold, and Glen
Frickel went to Valentine Satur
day to attend the opening of an
IGA store there which is opera- j
ted by their daughter, Mrs. Jer- j
ry Henderson and husband, also
his parents. They formerly oper- j
ated a store in Stuart. On Sunday
they visited Don Coleman at
Thedford. They returned home
Monday.
_
Eight Members Make
Club Tour—
The Pleasant Brook 4-H club
held a club tour on August i
27.
Eight members were present.
The tour started at Wright's.
The club practiced two songs
there before starting on the tour.
They looked as each member’s
yard and the girl’s room project.
The tour ended at Thiele’s
where the meeting was held.
They made plans for achieve
ment night.
After the meeting Mrs. Thiele j
served lunch. — By Kathryn i
Thiele, news reporter.
WINS BICYCLE
Jimmy Janousek, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Janousek, won |
a bicycle at a grocery meeting'
his parents were attending in i
Norfolk Sunday. •’ • .1
Ewing I' HA Points
to Convention
EWING The Future Home
makers of America held a meet
ing at the Ewing public school
Tuesday evening, September 10.
After a sack lunch and social
hour, a business meeting was
held with Miss Beverly Rother
ham president in charge. The
district convention to lie hold at
Akinson Saturday, September 21,
was discussed. The Ewing chap
ter will have a tiooth on “Child
Care and Development”. The
chapter also will have charge of
centerpieces for the tahles and
will feature an educational
theme.
Projects for the year s work
were adopted as follows: For
the month of September—clean
up for rest rooms at school;
October redecorate the teach
er's lounge; November baskets
for the needy; December FHA
caroling followed by Christmas
party for the members; January
devoted to youth activities;
February patriotic program for
assembly; March FHA week;
April style show; May- instal
lation of officers.
New members present were
Bertha Harris, Sharon Hobbs,
Annette Rotherham. Mrs. Nellie
Wilcox is chapter advisor.
Other Ewing News
Mrs. Bertha Urban and Mrs.
Herman Sehroeder made a busi
ness trip to O'Neill Saturday .
Herman Sehroeder. who is em
ployed at Ft. Pierre, S.D., spent
the weekend in Ewing with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schroe
der and family accompanied by
his mother. Mrs. Herman Schroe
der. transacted business in O’
Neill on Tuesday, September 10.
Mr. and Mrs. joe Proas of Roy
al \ isited one day this week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dore Schueth.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schueth of
Humphrey were guests at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Schueth, Thurs
day and Friday.
Callers at the home of Theo
dore Schueth Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Will Connor and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben 1-arson.
Mrs. Aubrey Wood went to Nor
folk on Thursday to visit at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Tanek, for a few days.
lietuni from Vacation—
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller re
turned Monday, September 9,
from three week vacation in Los
Angeles and Buena Park, Calif.
They visited their daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McMann and
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McManigal
and family.
.lodges Hack from
Colorado Trip—
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Judge rtv
turned recently from a trip that
took them to Cheyenne, Wyo..
where they were guests of their
son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Judge. Mr. Judge is in the ser
vice there.
They went on to Boulder, Colo.,
to set' his brother and wife, Mr
md Mrs. John Judge. They went
to the southern part of Colorado
where they visited with their
daughter. Sr. Mary Gerald.
Miss Lola Lee Sturgeon
Is Hethrothed—
EWING Mr. and Mrs. Merl
Sturgeon of Omaha have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss lx>la Lee, and
Russell Woeppt'l. son of Mr. and
Mi\ Walter Woeppel of Kwing.
The couple are planning a De
cember wedding.
O'NEILL IXH AI-S
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Morrow,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Donohoc
were S u n d a y, September 8.
guests of Mrs. Morrow's parents.
Mr and Mrs John Bauer of Ew
ing
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Van Voor
his. Mr and Mrs. Frank Parkins
attended the ice show in Sioux
City Monday, September 9
Mrs, H. I, Undberg, Carolyn
and Mrs. K. G- Kruse spent
Thursday September 5, in Idn
eoin. visiting Mr. and Mrs Uod
ney Wilmuth and Carolyn en
tered Nebraska Wesleyan uni
versity.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nelson
and boys of Oakdale wore Sun
day. September S. guests of Mr.
and Mrs. K. S. Brittell.
Mr and Mrs. Henry lyifflin
and Jo 1,00 attended "My Fair
l ady" in Omaha on Thursday,
September 5.
2,160-Acre Ranch and Personal Property
m_
BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH, we will offer at public auction the following describ
ed real estate and personal property, at the premises, located 5 miles east of Cham
j bers, 15 miles south, I 1 miles west and 2 miles south, OR 34 miles south of O Neill
to Four Corners, II miles west and 2 miles south, OR north from Bartlett to hour
Corners, I I miles west and 2 miles south, OR 35 miles west from Elgin and 2 miles
south (road will be marked) on—
Wednesday, S«pt. 25th
Sale to Start at 12 O’clock Noon_Lunch Served on Grounds
THE RANCH
DESCRIPTION
Comprised of 2,160 acres, all pasture and hay. The ranch
is located In both Wheeler and Garfield counties (adjoining
! counties). Good average carrying capacity of from 150 to 175
cows and their increase the year around.
The Bentleys have been on this ranch for several years and
have decided to sell because of illness.
IMPROVEMENTS
Improvements include six-room dwelling, large barn, four
wells and windmills, fencing provides for four different pas
tures. There are also other improvements.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Excellent and attractive terms can be arranged for the pur
chase of the ranch. Owners will carry back a first mortgage
for term of years at very low- interest rate.
Terms, conditions and possession information will be an
nounced at the sale. As presently planned, possession can be
arranged for this Fall, !
INSPECTION
Anyone interested in an inspection of the premises should
contact the auctioneer broker, Col. Ed Thorin, O’Neill, Nebr.,
or the owners, who reside on the premises, and they will be
glad to show the place, provide legal description, and furnish
any other Information. {
106 - HEAD OF CATTLE - 106
3g_Gc ;j Young STOCK COWS, 38—SPRING CALVES
mostly Herefords 1—ANGUS BULL
17-Yearling HEIFERS, open From the Doctor Vessly herd
— M «r i. oTrrnc The yearlings and spring calves are Here
1 * earlmg IS 1 tfcKIS ford Angus cross.
ONE GENTLE SADDLE PONY, Saddle and Bridle
2—Regular Farmall
Tractors on rubber
7-ft. No. 16 McCormick
Power Mower
7-ft. No. 9 Trail Mower
7-ft. No. 7 Trail Mower
2—12-ft. McCormick Hay
Rakes
3 Rake Hitch
Farm Hand with manure
fork and sweep head
complete
Ford Ferguson Scoop
MACHINERY
Tractor Winch and Cable
14 x 24 Cabling Rack on
rubber
John Deere Wagon, heavy
duty on rubber, with
rack
David Bradley Wagon
Wagon on rubber tires
Hay Rack 7 x 14
Crane for Ford tractor
drawbar
7-ft. Dearborn Power
Mower
John Deere Manure
Spreader
2 Section Harrow
3—Good Feed Bunks
Power Sickle Grinder
Post Drill
Thread Cutters
Vise, Anvil
Electric Welder
Some Used Lumber
Lots of Shop Tools, Ma
chinery repairs, etc.
Terms on Personal Property: Strictly Cash. No property to be removed until settled for.
Very good terms can be arranged on real estate.
Dot and Stub ntley Owners I
COL. ED THORIN, O’Neill, CHAMBERS STATE BANK,
Licensed Real Estate Broker & Auctioneer Chambers, Nebr., Clerk
