SEHI - WEEKLY JOTTRHAL
TEttBSDAY, SEPT. 27, 195S.
PAGE SQL
REPORT OP THE CONDITION
OP THE
PLATTSMOUTH STATE BANK
of Plattsmouth, Nebr.
Charter No. 7SS in tli State of Ne
braska at the close of business
September 20. 19-'S.
r.KSOURCES
Loins ami disfounts $
overdrafts
Honils and securities
Hanking house, furniture
and fixtures
Other real f state
Ji-a n k e r'a Conservation
Kund
Ime from National and
StntB Ranks and cash in
610.151.14
237. 61
40S.6S2.69
C5. 000.00
35.012.4S
2,299.58
bank 178.16S.0S
TOTAL.
11,252,01.38
LIABILITIES
Capital stock $
Surplus fund
Undivided profits (Net) ...
Individual de
posits Kubject
to check $ 494.859.03
DO.OOO.OO
23.000.00
23.306.41
Time certificates
of deposit . . . .
fortified checks
Cashier's checks
outstanding ..
C31.187.36
l.COQ.OO
' 6.348.73 1,153,993.17
Iue to National ani State
banks
T:e-disoounts
Hills Payable
none
none
none
TOTAL $1,252,501.58
State of Nebraska 1
County of Cass I
I. II. A. Schneider. President of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is a true ana
correct copy of the report made to the
Department of Trade and Commerce.
II. A. SCHNEIDER.
Attest: President.
HENRY HORN, Director.
FRANK A. CLOTDT. director.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 25th day of September. 1928.
EDNA WARREN.
Sal) Notary Public.
iMy commission expires Oct. 19, 1932.)
FARM BUREAU NOTES $
4 Copy for this Department 4
furnished by County Agent
4
4-H Activities at County Fair.
In the clothing club demonstra
tions, the Seven Sewing Sallies of
Klmwood placed 1st. Maple Grove
Clothing Club of Nehawka, placet'
2nd and the Wednesday's Willing
Workers of Louisville, third.
In Home Economics Judging, thr
Foods Judging team of Union placed
vrst. and the Clothing Judging team
of Nehawka placed second.
Thirteen girls competed in thf
Style Show and first place was award
ed to Pauline Patterson, Weeping
Water; on sport dress. Second tr
Francis Meier, Weeping Water; or
school dress and third to Anna Wil
liams. Elinwood. on afternoon dress
Following Is a list of those show
ing livestocks:
Baby Beef Club.
Clarence and Arnold Stohlman
Ceorge Lepert, Reho Timblin.
Dairy Club.
Geo. Spangler, Vincent Rehemeier
C. Larence Kitner, Watson Norris
Warren Fager, Wihlmena Fager
Edgar Fager.
Pig Club Members.
Paul Doty, Locell Beesack. Norman
Cakemier, Oliver Henton, Willis Cole,
Clarence Kitner, Reho Timblin, War
ren and Robert Baker, Theron and
Francis Cole, Marian Speck, Harlan
and Keithed Norton, Vincent Rehe
meier, Glen Heneger, Noble Kiser
Jessie and Chas. Livingston, Bernice
Knabe, Malcon Pollard, Robert and
Ellis Schlichtimeier.
Poultry.
Clarence Norris, Margaret. Heeb
ner. Glen Heneger, Lula Emmert
Margaret Ranney, Clifford and Wayne
Domingo, Milford Smith, John Heeb
ner, Edward Stovall, Eugene Domin
go, Dwane Reed, Clarice Burril, Ma
ble Printz, Roberta Heebner, Jessif
Emmert and Donald Sudduth.
PRAIRIE HAY FOR, SALE
20 tons good Prairie at $10 per ton
in stack, 3 miles south of Platts
mouth. See T. H. Pollick, Platts
mouth. s24-2tsw
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insurance
PRESIDENT Coolidge has
called insurance the mod
ern method of making the un
certain certain the means by
which success is almost guar
anteed. The first thing for you to
make certain of is your insur
ance agent. Can he be depend
ed upon? The next thing to
consider is the companies he
represents. Are they depend
able like the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company for exam
ple? Searl S. Davis
Phone 9 J'
jSliprt Talks
oil
. Farm Loans
Insurance
Investments
Real Estate
Mrs. Charles E. !
Heebner a Long
Time Resident
Born Near Sidney, Iowa, in 1866,
His Lived Lifetime in This
Part of the West
On Saturday evening about the
hour of 9 o'clock, Mrs. Charles E
Heebner passed away at her homf
after a prolonged illness of severa1
months.
Cora Fleming was born December
29, 1S66, near Sidney, Iowa, and de
parted from this life September 22
1928. at the age of sixty-one years
When she was two years of agf
her parents moved from Iowa to c
farm north of Nehawka.
In her early girlhood she unitet'
with the United Brethern church a'
Otterbein where she took an active
part in church work.
In the year 1889 she -was united
in marriage to Charles E. Heebnei
of Nehawka at her home in Weeping
Water, the family having moved
there the previous year. Following
their wedding they moved to the old
Heebner homestead where they have
since made their home.
She was held in high esteem by a
large circle of neighbors and friends
always ready to help and lend as
sistance where help was needed, do
ing some good deed for others. Her
life seemed to be a life lived for
others and her wish to help brought
comfort and cheer wherever she went
In the past few months Mrs. Heeb
ner has gradually been growinr
weaker and the progress of her case
brought many complications that
medical skill and loving care could
not check and it was with despair
ing hopes that the family circle saw
their loved one gradually pass from
them. She was a patient sufferer
always cheerful and kind.
To mourn the loss of this splendid
lady, there remains the husband
three daughters. Miss Imo Heebnei
at home, Mrs. Ula Westlake of Eagle
Mrs. Matilda Markland of Weeping
Water and one son. Granville Heeb
ner of Nehawka, also two brothers
Marvin P. Fleming of Plattsmouth
and Torance W. Fleming of Weeping
Water and three grandchildren ar
well as a host of friends.
FAMILY REUNION
The pleasant country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Deles DeNier- of i
Elmwood was the scene of a happy;
family rc-nion last Sunday. The
honor guests of the occasion were
Mrs. Marge ret Crain. a cousin, and
her niece of Louisville, Ky.
A sumptuous cafeteria dinner was
followed by an afternoon of music,
games and conversation. In the late
afternoon . Ice cream and cake wasi
served. The family reunion next year
is to be held at the home of .Mrs.
Martin Ros3 at Nehawka.
Officers appointed for the next
year were: ' :
Mrs. Martin Ross Nehawka, pres
ident. -
Mrs. Arlo Pratt, Elmwood, Sec
retary. '
Mrs. Guy Lake, Wabash program.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Rough. Mr. Walker Bates, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin : Ross, Betty and
Elmer, Nehawka; Mr. Alex- Rough,
Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. John Rough,
Harry and George. Tekamah; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Deles DeNier and
Thelma, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Pratt,
and baby, Elmwood;. Mr. Norman
Deles DeNier, Margaret and Pearl,
Union; Mr. and Mrs. J. U. . Deles
DeNier, Wayne and Rosa Havelock;
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Monk, Lincoln;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snokes, Eagle;
Mrs. Eugenia Deles DeNier, Ray and
Riene, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Deles De
Nier and two children, Murray; Mr.
Albert Ingwersen and Margaret, Lin
coln; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ingwer
sen and baby, and Miss Charlene
Grove, Walton; Mr. James Strauss
and three sons. University Place;
Mr. and Mrs. John Donelan, Regi
nald and Genevieve, Havelock; Mies
Agnes Rough, Miss Mayme Stull, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur. Rough, Weeping
Water, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lake
and twins, Wabash.
HAS SEVERE INJURY
From Tuesday's Dally
This morning Mrs. Con Lynch, re
siding on North 8th street, was the
victim of a very painful accident that
she sustained while engaged in can
ning some pickles. While tightening
the lid on one of the Jars, the glass
broke and the jagged edge of the
glass cut the index finger of Mrs.
Lynch in a Bevere manner, the finger
being slashed the entire length.
Medical aid was called and the lady
made as comfortable as possible and
the finger required several stitches to
close. While suffering from the loss
of blood and the pain of the injury
Mrs, Lynch was feeling some better
this afternoon.
PURCHASES TOLL HOUSE
The sale of the toll house, light
plant and equipment which was form
erly used at the Platte river bridge
was made Saturday at the court
house, where bids were submitted
on the property. The toll house and
light plant were disposed of to Glen
Vallery, the highest bidder while the
remaining property was sold to C. L:
Stull. The successful biddrs will have
the property removed as soon as pos
sible and Mr. Vallery have the site
smoothed up and making a wider and
better approach to the bridge.
We have a full fctock of rough Cy
press Cribbing, 6 and 12-inch, and
Cedar. Poles. If you. are . going to
build a new crib or repair the old
one, it will pay you to se us. We
deliver anywhere. Cloidt Lumber
WEDDING BELLS RING
California is the destination of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Cole, nee Ruby Blair,
who were married at 11 o'clock Wed
nesday morning, September 19, 1928
at the home of the bride's parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Blair, In Brule.
Rev. C. R. Llchte, pastor of the Con
gregational church at Grant, per
formed the ceremony in the presence
of the immediate families and in
timate friends of the bridal couple.
It was a beautiful home wedding.
when the bridal party. Miss Ruby
Mae Blair and Mr. Carl R. Cole
marched into the living room to the
tune of Mendelssohn's weddinp
march, played by Miss Lois Cole, and
met beneath the wedding bell where
the clergyman was waiting. Mr. and
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Mrs. Earl Blair were best man and
bridesmaid, respectively.
The bride was beautifully gowned
In. orchid silk, and carried a very
pretty bouquet. The brides maid's
dress was pale green silk. Little
Dorothy Bentley, dressed in peach
silk, carried the ring in a huge white
lily.. The house was beautifully de
corated in orchid and white.
Following the ceremony, a three
course wedding dinner was servec"
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by Mesdames Riedesel and Crowl.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
E. P. Blair, parents of the bride;
Mrs. S. O. Cole, mother of the bride
groom; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bent
ley, Edwin and Dorothy; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Blair, Mr. and Mrs. E. V.
Cole, Lois and Elmer; Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Wiles and Clark; Mr. Roy O
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sister and brother of the bridegroom
and they and Mrs. S. O. Cole came
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from Plattsmouth, Nebr.
Upon their return from the Paci
fic Coast, Mr. and Mrs. Cole will live
on the North Table, near Brule
Ther many, many friends wish foi
them the best the world holds and a
most happy married life. Brule
Citizen.
Large size maps of Cass county on
sale at Journal office, 50c each.
Majestic Range9'
ipisusis ;
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De-Luxe Nickel Plated copper ware. A complete set,
absolutely FREE to every woman who buys a Majestic
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