The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1934, Page 3

eae RSAL MOTOR FIRM PLANS OPEN > HOUSE SATURDAY}. Rew Automotive Concern Exclu- y_ Sle Dealer Here for Ford and Lincoln JOHN R. FLECK IS MANAGER Netoran ‘Auto Man Has - Spent ' Entire Life in Southwest- > ern North Dakota we everyone in the entire Bis- for its grand opening Saturday ‘neve Ope! ve been made by the Universal Motor’ » exclusive authorized dealer automobiles and trucks and automobiles in the Capital The new automotive institution, the management of John R. Fleck, is located in the garage build- ing at the corner of Broadway ave- Rue and First St. across the street south from Fleck Motor Sales, Inc. The Universal firm has acquired a complete new stock of Ford automo- which will be on display for in- Spection of guests. Visitors also will eepyry Rew occupants, 5 Paint Used “The mechanical end of the estab- Ushment has been decorated in an aluminum paint. Much of the mach- inery has not yet arrived and prob- * «ably will not be ready for installation until next week. Fleck has been receiving felicita- tions from fellow ‘businessmen all ‘week and many are expected to visit the new establishment during its “open house.” Here for the occasion will be several branch and district officials of the Ford Motor Co. from Fargo, Clifford ©. Ruud, Earl F. Tucker, Roy W. Oliver, A. J. Strehmel, O. G. Lund- strom and A. C. Furos, as well as offi- cials of the Universal Credit Corpora- tion, including J. J. Keiley of Fargo and Robert Rusch of Bismarck. ‘The new firm has purchased a com- Plete line of new equipment for gen- eral servicing of automobiles, includ- ing fixtures for body and tire repairs, greasing, washing, electrical repairs id other features. Universal Motor also will handle complete lines: of Ford and Lincoln parts. Has Four Children Fleck, former partner of his brother, v. A. Fleck, in Fleck Motor Sales, Inc., is 33 years old. He is married and has four children, the Fleck family residing at 712 Mandan St. As a boy Fleck lived at Richardton and was graduated. from Dickinson: high school. He also attended Aaker'’s Business College at Fargo before entering into partnership with his father in the oe business at Mandan in 1917, In 1924 he became & partner of his brother in Fleck Motor Sales, Inc., and since that time has lived in the Capital City. ‘The manager of the new automotive concern enters into the new field with an expression of optimism, pre- dicting a steady improvement in busi- ness conditions in western North Dakota, where he has spent all of his a and built up a wide acquaintance- ship. ST, MARY'S PUPILS - BOAST GOOD RECORD Scores Were Neither Tardy Nor Absent During Last Six- Week Period Scores of grade students in St. Mary's parochial school were neither tardy nor absent during the last six- weeks period, it is announced by school authorities. A list of the students having per- fect attendance records during the pe- riod follows: Eighth Grade—Roy Stecher, George Wentland, Eugene Schmidt, Francis Rothschiller, Tom Fox, John Fox, Ben Jundt, Joseph Senger, Frank Weisger- ber, Stephen Brown, John Fortune, Betty Simonitsch, Marion Wagner, Magdalen Fritz, Imogene Kaiser, Edith Bailey, Gladys Breen, Marian Albrecht, Eleanore Gabel, Gertrude tolleve in ONE minute; ond shee 5 sures teat tensor toes; ately leocen and jm REMOVE CORNS ‘Mary Dolan, George Gates, Nicholas | Eppler, (Mossbrucker, John McDonald, Ray|Ethelind Joerss, ‘Moreland, Robert Patsman, Ried, Russell Rohrer, Anne Catherine | Marcia Senger, Anne Senger, Bertha Vogle, ella Paulson, and Rufus. Lumry, ‘Boniface Jappson, Richard Bobzien, Anthony Brown, John Doll, Michael Senger, Roland Crane. Free, Susan Fritz, Liberatus Glasser, William Geiermann, Theresa Gerhart, Kenneth Hastings, Theresa Jund, John Maddock, Frances Morrell, Ed- ward Martin, Evelyn Nelson, Howard Pearcy, Frederick Peterson, Catherine Schul Amelia Schneider, John|jory Jones, Volk, Zirbes, Fifth Grade — Betty Jane Baker, Ruth Clark, Marcelline Hagen, Mary Meinhover, Florence Martin, Anton Bartole, Leonard Beylund, Roger Brooks, Elaine Campagna, Wilbur Leahy, Rose Merely, Claine Moreland. Edward Mosver, Gertrude Robidou, William Schwartzenberger, Catherine Schneider, Josephine Taix, Charles Wachter, Andrew Wingerter, Helen Zimmer. Juliann Zirbes, John Steiner, Anton Watch. Fourth Grade — Elizabeth Baer, George Bartole, Barbara Bement, Gabriel Brown, Eva Becker, Betty Bartley, Francis Campagna, Ruth Cowley, Robert Doll, Ethel Enhli, Georgette Fritz, Jean Fairman, Eliza- beth Goldader, John Goetz, Elizabeth Gelermann, Helen Gerhart, Francis Haag, Edward Kaizer, Dean MacMartin, Betty Rothschiller, Teresa St. George, Marie Schneider, Katherine Schmidt. Charles Simonitsch, Rosemary Volk, Richard Walcher, Rosemary Zimmer. Third Grade — Alice Patterson, Marietta Free, Dorothy Eisemann, Virginia Lacey, Robert Albrecht, Vir- ginia Chabot; Betty McDonald, Lorene Arthur Bauer, Louis Carufel, Fileen Clarey, Roy Deardorff, Leo Fischer, Genevieve Goldader, Mary Jean Leahy, George Marbach, Catherine Morrell, Richard Patzman, Herman Slag, Bernard Slag, Isabelle Snyder, ‘Thomas Starkle, Virginia Walcher, Angeline Zahn. Second Grade — Rosemary Knoll, Barbara Haman, Joan MacMartin, Phyllis MacMartin, Michael Schaef- fer, Nadine Longbottom, Shirley Fairman, Margaret Roherty, Pius Weigel, Mathew Schmidt, Geraldine Rothschiller, Cecelia Schantz, Jerome Moszer, Leo Senger, Francis Martin, Eugene Barbie, Angelica Roether, Bernice Roehrich, Amelia Schubert, Irene Ponto, Thomas Goldader, Doro- thy Osborn, Joseph Fortune, Robert Mooney, Margaret Simmons, Eileen Hines, John Hines, Leo Jundt, George Zappas, Edward Zimmer, William Woods, Anton Eckert, First Grade—James Bobzien, Rose Ehli, Donald Fairman, Kenneth Fischer, John Gartner, Kathryn Ha- man, Donald Hendrickson, Kathryn Kaizer, Genevieve Luken, Ferdinand ‘Masseth, Elaine Masseth, Delmar Martinuccl, Paul Francis Rohrer, Joseph Schneider, Joseph Schantz, Eleanore Schubert, Benjamin Sitter, Patricia Simmons, Eileen Betty Sett, Edward Shwab, Charles Verret, Eva Walter, Walter Woodmark, Paul Shannon, Geraldine Scher. DOZENS OF PUPILS ARE ON HONOR ROLL List of Children Earning High Scholarship Marks Issued by Officials Dozens of pupils in Bismarck’s public grade schools won places on the scolastic honor roll for the last regular school period, it is announced by school authorities, A list of the honor pupils follows: WILLIAM MOORE SCHOOL Fourth Grade—Robert Ball, Omar les Ballou, Violet Marie Hendrickson, Gail Mae Inde seth, Mary Langer, Annette Torvik, Mary Jane Nelson, Sonia Husby, Lois Solberg, Dale Saxvik, Marie Jeanette Morton, Delores Wells, Janet Overbee, Robert Henderson, Barbara Shaft, Warren Satter, Vernon Rudser and Charles Vettel. Fifth Grade—Lois Jean Brose, Lou- ise Collier, LaVerne Dresbach, Rose- mary Dursema, Margaret Dolph, Mar- garet Erickson, Norman Fevold, Bea- trice Hendricks, Dorothy Knecht, Shirley Laskin, Eugene Miller, Mar- garet Olson, Edgar Rose, Alice Stoen, Kathleen Spohn, Rosella Sjoblom, Robert Schoregge, James Schlechter, Audrey Waldschmidt, Mary Jane Ref- vem, Betty Jean Rosenthal, Vesta aae Satter, Paul Gilbert, Warren Lit- tle. Sixth Grade—Grace Colberg, Wilda Chapman, Adele Solberg, Edna Sol- berg, Robert Johnson, Walter Hoff- mann, Buddy Brandenburg, Dorothy Dale, John Gunness, Marietta Meyers, Dolores Munger, Gene Peters, Eliza- beth Ritterbush, Grace Sanborn, Pauline Spare, Wanda Swenson. WILL SCHOO! 14 Seventh Grade—Lorraine Berg, Paul Carr, Ruby Coats, Lois Drennen, Mar- garet Forister, Audrey Cave, Herbert Hill, Alice Johnson, Helen Johnson, Gladys Hawley, Adeline Ode, Jos Sirnchek, Beverly Skei, Jean Speaks, Prank Vogel. Eighth Grade—John Abbott, Jean Charles Corwin, Mary" Davis, 218 Broadway We Insure Fords MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance” Bismarck, N.D. Phone 577 Doris Fevold, Lynn Franzen, Delores Root, Roland » Grace Olmanson, Ros- Boyd, Bobby Willman, Delores Meske, Albert Beardsley. Fifth Grade—Margaret Dutt, Rob- ert Grey, Billy Willman, Norman ‘Westbrook, Sixth Grade—Grace Crawford, Theodore Lampman, aig Smith, Francis Boyd, Kath- en Brittain. ROOSEVELT HONOR ROLL Rev. H. G. Bens, Dr. Fannie Dunn Sixth Grade—Rosemary Selvig, |Quain, Mrs. Eldon L. Welliver, Adam) Dwight Mote, Lucille Hagan, Mar-|Hoff and O. T. Rasen were elected Milton Quamme, Norma |trustees for the coming year at the Skei, Charles Conrad, Beverly Bar-|Snnual meeting of the First Baptist neck, Delores Nicola, Thelma White, |Church which took place Wednesday Nancy Helen Dollar, Allen Hektner, |evening. Jean Burman, Venetta Brunelle. The meeting followed a dinner for Fifth Grade—Virginia Turner, Mary |the congregation, which was planned Logan, Spencer Boise, Gweneth Tes- |by Mrs. R. D. Hoskins, Dr. Quain, Mrs, ter, Earl-Ske!, Mary Anne Cox, Caro-|Clare L. Nelson and Mrs. Ellis L. line hectinne” Beverly Stadler, Mich- | Jackson. Chernich, Frances Boutrous. D. B. Shaw, Charles Staley, Wil-| Sixth Grade—Eileen Skei, Florence |liam R. Mueller and Fred Mueller] Cohenour, Joyce Paviak, Helen Hed- | were elected to the office of deacon. den, Isabel Holwegner, Ann Louise} Women named as deaconesses are Selvig, Bert Mahiman, Robert Lipp. |Mrs. Myrta Morgan, Mrs. O. T. Rasen, RICHHOLT SCHOOL Mrs. Robert E. Kennedy and Mrs. Fourth Grade—Lyle Porter, Percy | William Barneck. Quanrud, Helen Scott, Suzanne Mel-| The remaining officers named are ville, Robert Johansen, John Carlson, |as follows: Clerk—Mrs. Nellie Evarts; Rosemary Krier, Jean Pickles, Ray-|treasurer—Miss Gertrude Evarts; mond Erwin, Keith Stitzel, Patrick/church school superintendent—Wil- Fifth Grade—Jean Gillette, Gerald |tendent—Edward Cole; primary su- Sixth Grade—Jimmie Schunk, How-|Cradle Roll superintendent—Mrs. L. 19 HORSES IN DERBY —Robert Mueller, Marvin Welliver, Louisville, Ky, May 4.—(?)—Nine-|Roger Kennedy and Alfred Kramer: teen thoroughbred three-year-olds | pianists—Mrs. Clarence Gunness and were entered Friday for the running | Miss Ruth Rand; music committee— of the aixtieth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Mrs. Gunness, Mrs. Ferris Cordner, Potatoes should not be planted after | Jackson, William R. Mueller, Mrs. grass where wire worms give trouble.|Kennedy and Miss Evarts. ‘The worms bore thru the tubers and| Reports were presented showing the ne ruin the crop for use on the work done during the past year by the Fred Meske, at Annual Meeting THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1934 Aid reported that it had raised its full) Ellis L. Jackson, pastor, stated in his DEPUTY EXAMINER BAPTIST MEMBERS quota and the Women’s Missionary| report. satisfactory} An oath of office has been filed society stated that its mission budget made, Potton or Grant Hoke an doses by had been paid in full. Reports of] The crusades| ing to REVIEW PAST YEAR} sive etree! Scr" ite et Sse esr, nt ‘The summary of church reading showed that over 850 books were read Congregation Names Officers! during the year. een Membership in the church increas-| money is unknown as means to faci- E LONGER SERVICE | ture discussions on peace in the fa® and Hears Annual Reports Paris—The French general staff’s|cast with western powers. ‘There are several regions in the world, especially in Africa, where ed eight over the previous year, Rev.| litate barter. plan be den dgeeedbae facevinrt Ama hd of conscripts, aroused nationwide financial reports had tests. ‘Principal opposition came fons tter of greet-|Fodness of Grand Forks as de socialists. First Baptist church of El-|state examiner for the term anniversary during the coming week. |State Examiner Adam A. Lefor was a aa aataeeee ames approved by the state banking board] Tokyo—Foreign Minister China” policy, lam R. Mueller; assistant superin- perintendent—Mrs. G. J. Worner; 8. Blensly; home department super- intendent—Mrs. J, L. Turner; ushers Saturday. Miss Marguerite Kennedy and Miss ‘Wilson; missionary committee—Mrs. various organizations. The Ladies’ Universal Motor Company John Fleck, Manager Offer Courteous Credit Service Through UNIVERSAL CREDIT COMPANY Authorized Ford Finance Plans We offer our heartiest congratulations to the Universal Motor Company, its officers and em ployees. Through this splendid new firm we extend our low cost finance service. Universal Credit Company FORD MOTOR CO. Announces A NEW FORD DEALER Universal Motor Company FORD CARS AND TRUCKS N keeping with the Ford Motor Com- pany policy of providing the highest type of representation in each community, the UNIVERSAL MOTOR COMPANY has been selected to handle the sale and service of Ford cars and trucks. This new dealership, in addition to fur- nishing complete Ford service facilities, offers to the people of this locality a better opportunity to become acquainted with the outstanding features of the New Ford V-8. You will be welcome at any time to inspect these cars and to drive them yourself. 101 Broadway Ave. West LINCOLN SALES AND SERVICE JOHN RB. FLECK HE Ford Motor Company policy is founded on the belief that a sale does not complete the transaction with the buy- er, but establishes a new obligation to see that the car gives good, economical service. The UNIVERSAL MOTOR COMPANY, as an Authorized Ford dealer, is pledged to carry out that policy. Thoroughly trained mechanics, using approved tools and machinery, service Ford cars and trucks. Only genuine Ford parts, priced low, are used. All labor is billed at a stand- ard flat rate. This new dealership opens Saturday to serve you. We are confident they will do it well. FORD MOTOR CO. You can purchase your Ford on low Pret Credit Company Time Payment Plan late in April. taeae poi, Mamta ae anes will refuse to participate in any fup