Son of James Winslow & Antonia (Kubrea) Janda.
Moved with his family to Sherman County, grew up there, attended Turkey Roost Country Elementary School; graduated from Loup City High School, 1930.
Farmed with his father; at death of his father, 1934, took over the family farm.
Married: 1939 to Luvona Sickels in Central City. She preceded him in death.
Moved to Loup City, 1949; owned and operated J&L Cafe‚ and Hotel for 36 years; retired 1985.
Had lived in Kearney for 41/2 years.
Activities: was baptized in the Catholic Church in Central City, in later years attended First Baptist Church in Loup City; was an avid golfer and member of the Loup City Golf Club; was a former bowler, a member of the Elks Club, a honorary member of the Loup City Volunteer Fire Department, president of the Golf Club, a member of the Lions Club, a member of the chamber of commerce and director of the District 23 School Board; was presented a Key Award by the chamber of commerce, 1985, for contributions made to the community.
Survivors include : son, Larry of Goodyear, Ariz.; also daughter-in-law, Kathie of Goodyear; and many nieces and nephews and their families.
Was preceded in death by his wife, brothers, Joe, Winslow, Albert and Emil; and sisters, Anna Adams and Teresa Jackson.
Moved with his family to Sherman County, grew up there, attended Turkey Roost Country Elementary School; graduated from Loup City High School, 1930.
Farmed with his father; at death of his father, 1934, took over the family farm.
Married: 1939 to Luvona Sickels in Central City. She preceded him in death.
Moved to Loup City, 1949; owned and operated J&L Cafe‚ and Hotel for 36 years; retired 1985.
Had lived in Kearney for 41/2 years.
Activities: was baptized in the Catholic Church in Central City, in later years attended First Baptist Church in Loup City; was an avid golfer and member of the Loup City Golf Club; was a former bowler, a member of the Elks Club, a honorary member of the Loup City Volunteer Fire Department, president of the Golf Club, a member of the Lions Club, a member of the chamber of commerce and director of the District 23 School Board; was presented a Key Award by the chamber of commerce, 1985, for contributions made to the community.
Survivors include : son, Larry of Goodyear, Ariz.; also daughter-in-law, Kathie of Goodyear; and many nieces and nephews and their families.
Was preceded in death by his wife, brothers, Joe, Winslow, Albert and Emil; and sisters, Anna Adams and Teresa Jackson.
Son of James Winslow & Antonia (Kubrea) Janda.
Moved with his family to Sherman County, grew up there, attended Turkey Roost Country Elementary School; graduated from Loup City High School, 1930.
Farmed with his father; at death of his father, 1934, took over the family farm.
Married: 1939 to Luvona Sickels in Central City. She preceded him in death.
Moved to Loup City, 1949; owned and operated J&L Cafe‚ and Hotel for 36 years; retired 1985.
Had lived in Kearney for 41/2 years.
Activities: was baptized in the Catholic Church in Central City, in later years attended First Baptist Church in Loup City; was an avid golfer and member of the Loup City Golf Club; was a former bowler, a member of the Elks Club, a honorary member of the Loup City Volunteer Fire Department, president of the Golf Club, a member of the Lions Club, a member of the chamber of commerce and director of the District 23 School Board; was presented a Key Award by the chamber of commerce, 1985, for contributions made to the community.
Survivors include : son, Larry of Goodyear, Ariz.; also daughter-in-law, Kathie of Goodyear; and many nieces and nephews and their families.
Was preceded in death by his wife, brothers, Joe, Winslow, Albert and Emil; and sisters, Anna Adams and Teresa Jackson.
Moved with his family to Sherman County, grew up there, attended Turkey Roost Country Elementary School; graduated from Loup City High School, 1930.
Farmed with his father; at death of his father, 1934, took over the family farm.
Married: 1939 to Luvona Sickels in Central City. She preceded him in death.
Moved to Loup City, 1949; owned and operated J&L Cafe‚ and Hotel for 36 years; retired 1985.
Had lived in Kearney for 41/2 years.
Activities: was baptized in the Catholic Church in Central City, in later years attended First Baptist Church in Loup City; was an avid golfer and member of the Loup City Golf Club; was a former bowler, a member of the Elks Club, a honorary member of the Loup City Volunteer Fire Department, president of the Golf Club, a member of the Lions Club, a member of the chamber of commerce and director of the District 23 School Board; was presented a Key Award by the chamber of commerce, 1985, for contributions made to the community.
Survivors include : son, Larry of Goodyear, Ariz.; also daughter-in-law, Kathie of Goodyear; and many nieces and nephews and their families.
Was preceded in death by his wife, brothers, Joe, Winslow, Albert and Emil; and sisters, Anna Adams and Teresa Jackson.
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