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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - TEXSLY JOURNAL
MONDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1935.
PAGE SIX
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piHliHill!
Plattsmoufh's Leading
Cash Store
Comb Honey, fancy new crop, 2 for . 25
Victor Cake Flour, pkg 20$
Raisins, 2 lbs. for 150
Navy Beans, 3 lbs. for 17
Corn, fancy pack, No. 2 can 15
Whole Grain or Country Gentleman
Candy Bars, all varieties, 3 for. . . .100
Sweet Pickles, large jar 210
IGA Soap Flakes, pkg.. 1?
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DELINQUENT
TAXES IN CASS
COUNTY, NEBR.
(Continued from Page 5) -
Itlvenilde
Lot
1 to 3
4 and KVi 5
7 and 8
9
10 and 11
12 to 14
Sub Lot B and C of
Sub Lot I and K of
Sub Lot and G of
Addition
Blk.
2
2
2
3
3
3
2 .... 6
3 6
3 6
a
a
Soap Deal
S Reg. Size Bars of Crystal 5 Giant Size Ears of Crystal
White Soap and 1 Pkg. White Soap and 1 Pkg.
Super Suds for Super Suds for
23c 25c
a
a
a
a
a
m
a
a
a
a
Marshmallows, 1-lb. cello pkg 150
Hershey Chocolate, Y2-lb. bar 90
Dog Food, Strongheart, 4 for ...... 250
IGA Pancake Flour, 3V2-lb. bag .... 190
IGA Lye, 3 cans for 210
IGA Soap, giant bars, 6 for. ..... .250
Italian Prunes, large No. 2l2 can . . . 140
Heavy Syrup Pack
Preserves, pure fruit, 2-lb. jar 250
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Fresh Calf Hearts, lb 150
Delicious Baked or Fried
Fresh Pork Brains, lb 120
Swift's Sliced Bacon, V2-lh. pkg 190
' Coral Brand Cello Wrapped
Cubed Steak, lb 250
Fancy Wisconsin Kraut, lb 50
H Fresh Pork Liver, 2 lbs. for 350 jg
Honor Head of
Woodman Circle
at Omaha Today
Mrs. Dora Alexander Talley Honor
Guest at Notable Gathering at
Chamber of Commerce.
From Thursday's Daily
Nebraska's first lady, Mrs. Roy
Cochran, represented the women of
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imm ii in ! " '
president of the Woodmen Circle."
Omaha civic and business leaders,
national directors of the Woodmen
Circle, and members of the women's
division of the Omaha Chamber of
Commerce were among the 250
guests who attended the luncheon.
Motoring to Omaha from Lincoln,
Mrs. Cochran was an honor guest at
the luncheon. She told briefly Ne
braska's pride at having headquar
ters for the Woodmen Circle, a fra
ternal insurance society for women
and children operating in 42 states,
in this state.
"rMs. Talley is an illustrious ex
ample of what women can accomplish
in this world," Mrs. Cochran said.
Mayor Roy Towl of Omaha and Al
vin E. Johnson, president of the Om
aha Chamber of Commerce, welcomed
Mrs. Talley back to Omaha after her
recent tour of the country during
which she attended state conventions
and the national convention of the
Woodmen Circle.
Mrs. Talley recently won national
recognition through her selection as a
member of the executive committee
and president of the presidents sec
tion of the National Fraternal Con
gress held in Pittsburgh last August.
This article is very pleasing news
to the local lodge.
Iarlc Addition
Lot Blk.
Lots 1 to 6 1 .
1, 2 and K. 4 3 and 4 .... 2
5 to 12 2
4 3
5 and 6
W. 10 ft. 9. all 10 ..
14 to 17 and K 18
WHt 18. all 19
20 to 28
K. part 36 to 39
4
10 to 29
N. 20 ft. 31 and all 32 . . .
Lot 1 and that part of 2.. 5
That part Lots 2 to 8. K4
NW14 and north of a line
parallel to and 1017 ft. N.
of half section line 1-10-11
and all Lots 9 to 20 5
1 to 32 , 6
That part of 33 to 38 (In
K4 NW 1-10-11) 6
That part of 33 to 38 .... 6
1 to 8 7
1 to 3 8
1 to 5 9
1 to 20 10
... 3
... 3
. . . 3
... 3
... 3
.. . 3
... 4
.. . 4
. . . 4
Noble IlrlshtM Addition
Lot
Blocks 1 to 4
W. part 8 to 14,
Blocks 9 to 12 ..
W. part 9 to 16 . .
W. part 9 to 16
Blocks 21 and 22
Blk.
Blk. 8;
.13
.20
Amt.
$ 23.96
16.56
35.07
.76
1.54
2.68
42.06
43.55
5.16
Amt.
$ 15.74
2.68
3.46
1.54
23.04
396.20
45.70
164.79
4.22
1.16
84.47
8.44
13.82
1.10
7.30
20.67
4.96
1.54
3.46
1.16
1.54
7.68
Amt.
$ 6.84
14.60
.68
5.92
7.31
.r09 and 510
560 to 563 . .
564 and 565
569 to 571 . .
581 to 595 . .
683 to 697 . .
WEST GREENWOOD
Lot
S. S3 ft. 3rd St. K. of Jones
St., Lot 19
21 ,
24
Sub Lot 2 of 23
Lot
and
Walnut 11111
8
Addition
Blk. Amt.
1 S 2.06
I.Ol ISVILLK VILLAGE
Lot
2 to 7
9
18
27
30
S 56. all 57
58 to 60
65 and 66
69 and 70
73 and 74
92 to 96
S. 54 ft. 97 and 9S
107 and 108
121 and 123
162
168
170
N. 23 ft. 172
S. 1 ft. 172. all 173, N. 23
ft. 174
S. 23 ft. 176
1S2 (Kx. 6 In. extending
along N. side)
183 and 184
194 and 195
206 to 208
209 and 210
227
239 to 241
253
N. 2 ft" 268." aji 259 ." ." . ." ."
269 to .272 ;.-
285 to 290 . .4
91 and 292 (Exc. 11. R.)
339 to 341
342 to 344
E 369 and E. 90 ft. 370....
375 to 377
378
396
422 to 424
434 to 436 (Ex. R. R.)
455
456
W. 60 ft. 467 and 468 ...A;
487
488
505 to' 507 ." . ." ." ." . '. '.
511
545 and 646
687 and ESS
N4 611 and 612
NVi 614, all 615
642
650
651
682 to 684
685
688 to 690
709 to 711
712 to 715
716 to 717
W. 100 ft. 736. 737. 738
Und. E. 20 ft. of 736 to 738
748 to 753
W4 790. all 791. E. 45 ft.
792
799
Amt.
S 58.72
19.80
15.12
1.08
4.67
61.24
70.74
49.42
40.64
56.98
28.08
35.10
7.82
21.94
38.06
231.85
196.90
69.13
141.13
53.20
68.30
22.28
74.20
18.10
4.86
84.96
110.82
15.09
67.18
53.16
32.14
r .64
11.84
11.84
80.59
25.92
1.04
14.30
108.24
22.96
129.73
26.46
35.10
7.13
38.65
21.88
11.47
40.64
10.80
88.10
1.62
24.02
4.61
7.12
32.75
26.46
10.39
5.67
65.04
7.28
6.76
.27
12.29
165.54
.80
Ot'T LOTS TO
SOUTH BEND VILLAGE . .
Twp. 12, Hinge lO
Description Sec. Amt.
Lot 5 13 1142.08
Lot
SOUTH BEND VILLAGE
DORA ALEXANDER TALLEY
the state at a public affairs luncheon
held in Omaha Thursday noon by the
Women's Division of the Omaha
Chamber of Commerce honoring Dora
Alexander Talley, Omaha, national
American Legion BIdg.
PLATTSMOUTH
Vcdnesday, Oct. 23
Martin Kuker and His
California Night
'Hawks
jrr brlnjrfnic ome of the
Kiuext Orrhntra to 1'Iattn
month money ean proeure and
have the laricet auil fluent
Unnce Floor In Southeastern
ehrka. The old pen'n back,
ko join the crowd Wed. nlKBt,
Gents, 45 1 Ladies, 35 p
Dance Every Wednesday Night
NOTICE
The undersigned desire to state
that they were contributors to the
gift list of the public wedding held
here in the Korn Karnlval, each mak
ing a donation of their stock to the
two bridal couples as well as making
a donation to the general fund of the
Karnlval. Our names were omitted
from th9 published list of donors and
we wish to have it understood by the
public that we have done our part
in the donations.
EDWARD DONAT.
W. W. WASLEY.
Blk.
1 3
6. 7, 8 3
12 to lo, N. 56 ft. 16, 17.
22
23
EM 7
9
10
S 3
NV4 3
4 to 6
W. 30 ft. 11 and 12
3
. 3
. 3
. 5
. 9
. 9
.10
.10
.10
.10
Amt.'
$ 6.88
1.91
6.72
.97
7.04
.48
4.04
.36
.18
2.46
4.22
8.28
SV4
209
SHOWS SOME IMPROVEMENT
Joseph F. Hadraba, well known
druggist, who has been confined to
his home for the past several days
as the result of illness, is reported
as being some better,, altho he has
had a very severe attack of gall
stones. It is hoped that he may soon
be able to be up and around and re
sume his usual activities. :
Cass county farmers produce a
full share of the foodstuff of the
nation. It la to your Interest and
mine that their business or pro
ducing bo placed on a profitable
basis, for then we will all share
GREENWOOD VILLAGE
Lot Amt.
1 to 3 $ 34.40
5 128.76
6 and 7 20.92
All 8 and E. 24 ft. 9 s 2.78
rw. 20 ft. 9, all 10 to 12 20.88
21 and 22 55.24
23 to 25 12.03
29 to 38 29.06
62 to 68 37.23
S 72 2.81
73 &d 2 9
7 9 and 80 ( Ex.' Street).'.". .' ." 38 .6 0
82 to 89 6.90
91 to 97 5.90
149 to 155 15.79
203 35.60
207 and 208 70.28
and 210 12.82
211 and 212 7.26
223 to 225 29.56
232 to 234 22.71
235 to 237 146.67
W. 44 ft. 7 in. 265 to 269 113.92
272 to 274 19.62
278 130.82
279 and 280 44.15
281 and 282 17.49
283 68.78
284 to 287 30.88
324 to 325 73.66
329 7.49
330 to 333 ...i..... 61.07
337 and 338 15.44
346 to 350 24.52
351 to 353 ' 38.97
355 6.90
356 i ' - 61.44
360 29.96
361 29.96
363 14.98
W. 910 ft. 364, all 365 26.33
E. 24 110 ft. 864 88.6
366 to 373 117.06
374 to 377 11.36
400 to 402 8.85
418 to 423 10.90
487 to 500 .. . 70.66
and 502 99.73
and 604 90.71
and 506 ; 7.79
and 508 10.81
Lot
1 to 20
land 2 .
Rrder'a Addition
Blk.
7
9
Jonen Addition
Lot
50 ft. Lot 3
and IS
and 30
and 36
14.40
15.44
2.72
4.08
42.22
40.86
Amt.
5.94
1.36
3.18
28.78
Amt.
$ 19.63
6.20
Amt.
$ 14.08
.46
16.80
6.36
44.51
41.81
6.36
12.26
3.18
6.36
ll to 6 2
7 2
8 2
EH 8, an 9 3
Lot
M I'll DOCK VILLAGE
Blk.
12 1
21 to 24 1
1 to 12
16 to 19
7 to 12 . -.
1 to 3
4 to 6
1 to 5
1 to 6
IE. 25 ft. 13 and 14-
E. 25 ft. 15 and 16
I
N. 15 ft. 2
II and 12
3 to 8 ,
. 3
. 8
. 9
. 9
.11
.12
.13
.13
.18
.18
.18
.19
f 32.65
24.30
.74
124.94
Amt.
$ .87
76.21
70.90
10.85
45.40
13.10
33.34
73.20
90.76
25.39
1.06
248.29
1.63
9.12
45.8G
5 . ,
id N.
OUT LOTS TO EAGLE VILLAGE
Twp. lO, Kanjre U
Description Sec. Amt.
Lot 16, NE54 SEW 20 S 7.49
Lot 25, NE14 SE4 '.. 20 9.30
Sub Lot 1 and 2 of 12,
SEV4 SEV4 20 122.65
Sub Lot 4 of 12. SEli
SE 20 1.25
Lot 22, SE4 SE14 -.20 23.70
EAGLE VILLAGE
Blk.
5
9
10
10
10
Lot
3
1 to 12
3 to 5
6 to 8
9 to 12
N of 3 to 12 11
.12
.13
.13
1 and
3 and 4
5 and 6
8 to 12 14
E. 60 ft. of Lot 1 16
I and 2 17
3 to 6 ..17
7 to 9 17
9 18
II 18
5 and 6 19
5 and 6 22
1 and 2 23
1 to 6 24
7 24
11 to 14
18
.25
.26
Amt.
$ 31.82
133.49
28.76
20.C2
21.42
19.80
10.50
25.54
4.56
209.74
31.64
41.09
6.00
4.50
56.34
20.05
108.55
36.00
45.30
4.50
83.04
23.70
18.13
OUT LOTS TO ELMWOOD
Twp. 10, Haase 10
Description Sec. Amt.
Lot 2, NE4 SE 9 $125.54
Lot 3, NE4 SE 9 224.46
Lot 17;.SW SE4 9 224.75
ELMWOOD VILLAGE
.Lot Blk.
All Block 1
N. 175 ft. of Block 2.
14
4 and NH &
8 and 9
10
2 to 5
13 and 14
14
3
1 to 3 13
4 to 6 13
W. 30 ft. ot 10. all 11 13
16 13
17 13
18 13
19 and 20 13
. 2
. 4
. 5
. 5
. 7
. 8
. 9
.11
21
22 , .
S a 1
Wtt 9
SVt ot 6
.13
.13
15
........15
.16
S. 5 ft. of Nft and SYi .of
Lot 7 16
11 17
6 and 1 19
1 and E. Vx of 2 20
of 2, all 3 20
Stt of 2 21
3 : 21
4 21
S of 5 and Ntt of 6 21
4 23
1. 2 and E. 10 ft. of 8 23
14 . 23
I to 3 24
II to 19 24
1 to 3 25
12 to 14 26
1, 2 and Nli of 3 27
W.. 60 ft. of 7 . 27
12 to 14 27
4 , 28
Ntt of 11. all 12 and 8i
13 28
N of 18. all 14 28
All Block 32
Amt.
$113.12
28.62
153.67
107.69
82.57
67.86
23.96
284.72
10.86
25.66
107.77
79.95
53.96
29.80
3.94
12.40
12.98
9.02
3.94
116.33
33.38
238.68
25.03
37.54
113.09
107.69
20.86
97.43
88.07
43.48
70.93
21.93
20.87
15.80
21.72
25.10
12.12
4.22
127.28
9.02
43.50
78.42
49.23
176.45
43.85
Rlvett'a Addition to Kim wood
Lot Blk. Amt.
13 and 14 ............... .36 $103.65
8 and 9 37 21.72
All Block 37 excepts Lots
8 and 9
16.78
Fersuaon'a Addition to Rlnwood
Lot Blk. Amt.'
Stt of 4, all 5 8 $ 15.80
6 and 7 : 3 7&.41
8 5 9.66
OUT LOTS TO AVOCA
Twp. 10, Hance 12
Description Sec.
Lot 8, JE NWli 81
Amt.
$ 17.47
AVOCA VILLAGE
Lot Blk.
Lots 2 to 4 4
7 4
1 and 2 9
7 and 8 9
E. of 6 12
1 and 2 13
E. of 8 13
C. 3 18
Amt.
$ 14.56
13.10
4.36
23.30
1.09
20.33
202.69
26.20
Carter" Addition to Avoca
Lot Blk.' Amt.
1 to 4 3 $ 69.86
9 to 12 7 36.20
OUT . LOTS TO VXION
Twp. 10, Range 13
Description Sec.
Lot 36, SW4 SEtt 23
Lot 4 (E. Of R. R.) NKU
NW14 26
Sub Lot Of 4. NE NW.26
Lot 20. NK14 NWVi 26
N. part Lot 4. NW4 NWVI
NEtt 26
Lot 22, NE NW4 26
UNION VILLAGE
Lot Blk.
12 and 13 1
14 1
2 2
N. 69 ft. of 8. all 9 2
16 2
17 and W 18 2
EK of 18, all 19 2
1 and 2 4
3 and 4
5 and 6 .' 4
12 and 13 4
Amt.
$ 90.06
34.04
.37
24.68
2.24
2.10
Amt.
$ 31.80
34.20
51.52
155.32
35.34
29.65
29.92
18.32
18.32
49.00
28.80
Lynn'a Addition to Union
Lot
8 and 9
16
10 to 13. WH 14
K V4 1 4and 16
1 to 7
8 and 9
13 and 14
9 to 12
13 and 14 ..: ,
15 .-.
Blk.
. 5
. 6
. 6
. 8
. 8
. 9
. 9
. 9
.10
.10
.10
Amt.
$ 12.90
20.94
3.74
41.14
15.34
35.14
78.53
41.03
6.36
26.92
7.48
Xot
SOUTH .UNION
. - Blk.
1
Lot
2 and 3
4
1 to 4
2 and 3
1 and 2
Flint Addition
Blk.
5
, 5
C .
15
i 21
XEIIAWKA
Lot
S. 120 ft
3 and 4, W 5
E4 5, all 6
11
1 to 4. E. 38 ft.
S. H 1 to 3 am
to 6
S. 4 to 6 ..
9 and 10
4
Block 12
2
9
12 and 13
C. 44 ft. 1 to 3
7 to 12
1
13
VILLAGE
Blk.
1
5
5
5
6
4
.. 7
.. 7
.. 8
.. 9
"l3
. .13
. .13
, .14 .
.14 .
. .16
Amt.
$ 27.14
3.08
8.66
34.62
29.26
Lot
10
ill and 12
13 and 14
18 and 19
Klaorcu'n Addition
601
603
505
607
6 1
8, NE part 9 1
9 and 10 2
17 and 18 2
Amt.
$ 7.48
89.24
446.46
109.96
32.54
OUT LOTS TO ALVO VILLAGE
Twp. 10, Uauee O -
Description Sec. Amt.
Lot 6, NEVi NW!4 2 $ 25.40
Lot
6
7
N. 20 ft. 10
14 and 15 ..
13 to 15
16
ALVO VILLAGE
Blk.
2
2
Amt.
$ 2.44
25.62
.14.74
7.66
103.65
10.96
Amt.
$ 30.02
25.46
264.73
11.52
53.09
29.04
26.54
21.70
9.38
17.42
110.58
7.24
32.71
18.76
36.58
64.51
Amt.
$ 1.88
4.82
9.92
8.78
JOLLY WORKERS CLUB
Muuerr'a FlrNt Addition
Lot Blk. Amt.
1 and N. 16 ft. 2 3 $ 40.75
10 3 7.48
IloyleN' Addition
Lot Blk.
7 and 8 1
Amt.
$ 31.66
OUT LOTS TO XEHAWKA VILLAGE
Twp. 10, Rauice 13
Description v- Sec. Amt.
Lot 3, SW SW4 17 $ 61.74
Lot 14, SW14 SW!4 17 13.57
Sub Lot 2 of 14, SYV14
SWVi 17 1.88
Sub Lot 1 of 14. SWW,
SWVI ..17 2.94
S. part Lot 10, SV4 SW'4.17 32.33
S. 51 ft. sub Lot 3 of 10,
SW4 SWVi 17 9.64
Lot 11, SWVi SWVi ... V..17 14.91
Sub Lot 1 of 13, SWVi
SWVi 17 15.82
9W part Lot 8, NWVi
SWVi 17 4.59
Lots 17 and 18, ' NE Vi
SEU - ... IS 349.82
Sub Lot 2 of 14, NE Vi
SEVi 18 60.38
N. part Lot 6, NWVi
SEVi 18 127.57
NE Corner of Lot 2. NEVi
NE Vi 19 1.34
Part Lot 6. NEVi NEV4-..19 11.39
The Jolly Workers club held their
fisrt meeting of the year at the home
of Mrs. Lester Meisinger, with Mrs.
Ed Tritsch and Mrs. John Rummel,
associate hostesses.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. Geo. Kaffenberger.
After the business meeting, the meet
ing was turned over to the project
leaders, Mrs. Donald Born and Mrs.
Verna Meisinger. This lesson was on
the "Vitamins in Vegetables. Two
dishes were prepared by the leaders,
cabbage and a spinach custard and
each member was given a sample,
which proved to be very delicious.
There were thirteen members present
and the club also had three visitors,
Mrs. John S. Toman, Mrs. Richard
Livingston, Mrs. J. P. Meisinger.
At the close of the meeting a de
licious lunch was served by the host
esses. Everyone enjoyed the lesson
very much.
The next meeting will be held No
vember 5th at the home of Mrs. John
Micln, with Mrs. Edgar Meisinger
and Mrs. John Kaffenberger as asso
ciate hostesses.
CLUB REPORTER.
P lone the news to no. O.
IFefzerSIioe
offers
con FORT
FEET
- J.
CLOVE-SOFT
L0UG
WEAR III G
SHELL BORSEHIBE WCSX SH02S
OLD HOTEL TO BE RAZED
Fremont, Neb. The Davenport
hotel, one of Fremont's landmarks
and a popular gathering place in the
70s ,1s to be razed. Fifty years ago
the structure was one of the city's
most popular hotels, but for many
years it has served as a rooming
house. After more than half a cen
tury of service, it has become too old
for further use.
Erected either In the late COs or
the early 70s, it soon became a pop
ular Bohemian hotel, when many peo
ple of Bohemian descent were pass
ing thru Fremont en route from their
native land to settle in the new west.
The hotel was operated by Joseph
Brezena, and in front of it hung a
large sign with the Bohemian words,
"Ceska Hospoda."
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STYLE SHOP
"PlatUmouth's Exclusive Shop for Women"
Ifs
Easy v To Find Just The
cue
You Want - - - at Pease's
New Arrivals are Featured
Saturday in Two Groups
Wools in the smart-
for every occasion of the
Brilliant styles featuring
details in the new fall shades!
1
ydUl 1 lliSw Crepes, Satins and
I est new style
3fli 1 day or night
Smartly Furred
Cloth COATS
0
Dressy Materials
Luxurious Furs
Velvety Finishes
Broadcloth Textures
Flattering Styles
$H)(p)
Flattering, feminine, easy to
wear in dramatic new ways.
These are the coats you will
readily agree are distinctive
and original. See them!
HEW JERSEY BLOUSES 1 Qf-
All the smart, new bright colors for FalL Very Jj) j J70
smart for Sport and School wear 13
See our new Suede Velour Hats. . 0495
Coming Oct. 30 - Earl Gardner
W. B. nannlnc'a Addition
Lot - Blk. Amt.
in that prosperity.
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