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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEE.KL1 JOUKTAX
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1927.
Uni&n Department
Prepared Exclusively for The Journal.
LECTURE ON MEXICO
LOCAL NEWS
For Sale: Pure bred yearling Jersey
male. If interested, see John Lid
frttt. Union, Nebr. J6tf
V. A. Hicks of Xehawka, was visit
ing in Union for a time on last Mon
day afternoon with his many friends.
John Dukes was cutting wood for
ance of the scholars and with the
short rest the teachers and scholars
will be able to do better work.
Tha World Wide Guild Girls will;
most at the home of Miss Marion
Clarke this coming Saturday, January
Sth. A full attendance of all tne
A Li. Becker, who is shipping much of ! mernDcrs oi me uunu is uiu.
this kind of farm product to the statel Reports from Ottawa Kansas is
capital for fuel.
Ed Howler was a visitor in Oma-
to the effect that the sister of Mrs
J. I. Cros. whom Mrs. Cross is car
ing for still remains very ill, as well
B. Gates.
was held charging Mr. Blair Porter
with profanity, and who was dis
charged, that we inferred that he had
to pay the costs, which would be im-
por
co:
fil
the
ed at the trial was Constable J. P.
Wilson.
A free public lecture on Mexico
will be given by the widely known , . .
orator. Joseph .a. stanko. in k. of c. I Dr. Heineman, JJentist, Hotel Ham
hall on Saturday evening, January Bldg., Phone 527.
oini 8T,nl0rfCk,,u ro "j!"! Dr. 0. C. Hudson, Oesteopathic Phy
of San Juan de Padilla, Council No.' . . -m. ,1717
IOCS' Knights of Columbus. The lec- j sician and Surgeon. Phones 31 - 477.
ture will be a popular presentation 1 From Monday's Dally
of the facts about Mexico, its gov-' Charles McGuire of Meadow Grove,
ii
AtTvtsT ovwl c otiftt -v glamr- VohrncVn ia li ort tn PTiinv n Visit OVPF
sible when he was discharged. The , y.7 ti , VT" vnV Vfh hi n,,,t, Mr
ir'iMi lilnni' .1 incti f iitinnn rI hfi t !ia IV d WT V PflP Wl F 11 Ills It.) if Tl I S. . 1 I .
sts were charged against the one ""u". "V" .I .t V' AZ'' :Z,S""A
ins the complaint. The one filing i"." arrangea as pan oi w.e u v,uc
rnnmlqint which was Tint Riictnin- "'"fu ul .i""'e. " ww.v,
Taken Up, Boar Hcg.
the education of the people against j Fred Krcehler and wife of Ilave-
tne bovlet domination or tnis con- lock, who were here visiting for a
tinent. j short time with the relatives and
Mr. Stanko is a lecturer of many friendsi n this city, returned home
While passing along the highway , bi"'u"h. " smuraay evening.
Tr.ln-.,1 Uvs'irt Tvlin h,i9 hpen at-'T fmiml n cnnlfoil nnl.inrl rh nn hoar llalrcM "uu iiu mamici mui t- t r-arnpntpr. Win lias OPen
.11 Annh-at'e wns shredding foil-' te nding school in Highland, Kansas, hog, which had evidently been spilled nS a su,j,c't- H.e , has St,ate ! located at McCook for some time past
" ff T tI. was home for the vacation, re- out of a passing truck, and which Deputy of the Knights of Columbus e in Saturday and visited here
w . . - .- --i . ... . ; , . , ,.3 1 ...111
week and on Wednesday was turned again 10 ins tiuuifs i -- was somewnai crippieu. mis uug win
be turned over to the owner who shall j
properly identify the animal and payj
for the charges of keeping it, other-,
wise the animal will be sold accord-'
ing to law and the receipts used to
defray the expenses of its keep. It
is nov at my farm home south of
Union. Dated Union, Nebraska, Jan
uary 4, 1927.
JOHN FINKLE.
Back to Their Studies.
Cn Monday morning of this week
those who have been spending their
ha n int Widnv whpre lip was called I
to look after some usiness matters a3 the husband, Mr. W.
for a short time.
Pa
der for
alo shelling corn. j sunflower state on iasi Jiouuiy mum-
Lois Sr.iiih of Lincoln was visiting . n:tr. , ,
at the home of lur parents Mr. and: Two small children of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs S V. Smith fiom Fridav until ' Ot! Keene are reported ai being very
and" including Sunday. Pick at their home with pneumonia
Frank Bauer was a visitor in Ne-'All caro is being taken to see that
hawka on last Sunday, going over to 'they shall recover as rapidly as pos-
if Xehawka had gained on Union; sible.
during the past month. Will Brown of Vancover, Canada,
Mrs E M Griffin of Manley was' was a visitor in Union at the home
veiling in Union, a guest at the home! of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith, he having
.f l.er son. Horace Griffin and family been visiting with his mother. Mrs. W
for a few days list week. I A- Brown of Murray for the past
i,c,.r.ii iianiitir n ii fnrnilv were week.
rioting in v, hr;Kk:i iMiv on la?tSat- W B. Banning ana wite uepariea ; v -aH in i-,,!,,., returned to their
rr.lav. thv driving down in their eany cn last ,Moiu;aj niuimus 11,1 studies in Lincoln, they being Hallag,
auto" for the atternoen. Lincoln where Mr. Banning is to serve Banning, Sarah and Vera Upton, Har-
I'hillin niiin and wife were in ac a member of the state senate which fiet Cneneyt George Garrison andj
Plattsmouth on lust Sunday where will now be doing things in the line Konneth Crook, which makes up the j
thtv were attending the funeral or 01 mKin i.is. contingent in this institution 01
the late Earl Hackenberg. Hay Cross, who with the wife were learning from Union.
Little Elizabeth Ilobb was a visitor visiting here for a number of days
for three days at the home of Mrs. during the holidays, departed for mjTn mr cmrnfYT TuflTFS
Minnie Stanford, where she and her their home at Arriba, Colo., late last UNION HIGH SCHOOL 01.Ld
hostess both tnjoved the day. week, after having enjoyed a very The F. O. M. club held their
Jane Robb was a visiter at the pleasant visit here. semiweekly meeting Tuesday noon in
home of hpr grandparents, Mr. and The home of Mr. and Mrs. John room five It is believed by every
Mrs L. A. Tyson, for a few days dur- Armstrong was blessed on New Years one that the P. O. M. club will do
ire tbe latter portion of last week. 'ay by the arrival at tneir nome 01 wonaers ior iub cny ui tuwu
ai r.T ivic .i, -ittfTiH. a son and heir, who came bringing Due to the
r.
flv.".OC "V Ay, ,. . . ... ..... , aXwl. i
$ 4
1 over New Years and Sunday with the
relatives and friends.
Damian Flynn came down from
Omaha yesterday for a short visit
here with the xld time school friends
and to enjoy a short outing from his
work in the metropolis.
Carl Meisinger, Ray Cavender and
Glen Allen of Havelock were her over
j Sunday visiting with the relatives
and friends and returning to their
duties yesterday afternoon.
Mason Wescott and sister, Miss
Alice Louise, who were here for the
holidays with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Wescott, departed yester
day afternoon for their school work
at the Northwestern university at
Chicago.
From Tuesday's Dally j
J. G. Meisinger was a visitor in
Omaha today to spend a few hours ,
on the early morning Burlington j
train.
Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping
Water was here today for a few hours
attending to some matters in the 1
county court. j
James M. Teegarden of Weeping
Water was in the city today for a few
hours locking after some matters at
the court house and visiting with
friends.
Eli Keckler, who has charge of one
of the large grading gangs on the
forgetfulness of the
c"- tho r.,ncroi V hor itpr'a hiia. 1ov and eladness with himself, and American History instructor, the
1 a iw ci !n,i M nf whih Hip narpnta and all the family studious seniors had to continue their 'in Colorado for three consecutive
turned home on Monday of this week, are rejoicing. Outline in this subject. (terms and under his special direction
G W Cheney was looking after Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Wolfe The eleventh and twelfth grade the enrollment in the only two Cath
rome business matters in Xehawka on entertained at their home in Union agriculture class, having completed olic colleges in the state has been
last Monday afternoon, driving over on last Saturday, New Years, and had two books; are now beginning their increased one hundred per cent. In
i", 1.:". Vnn.ifncnmHn k , f nv tlipfr ""iipsts f o v the occasion W. third, this advanced book is better , the World war. Mr. Stanko saw serv-
bal ro-ds' O. Burbee and family, Roy Chriswis- "known in college than in high school. ice in the trenches, more than a year; Red Ball highway, was here today
Henry F
f ned to their bid with an attack of had bv those Present. i An interesting spelling contest be- ate of Creighton University and the
ertPPP durine- the earlv nortion Harold Nickles and wife were visit- tween the juniors and seriors proved University of Michigan,
j ! . auTlus me eanj Porilou.n in Union for the days of Monday to the puniors their inferiority. I The Knights of Columbus cam-
The Union school opened on Mon
day of this week with a full attend-
H
ouse
bold.
G
oocts
For Sale at Right Prices
We are offering the furniture from three
good homes at low price for quick disposal.
PARTIAL LIST OF GOODS
Three electric washers, '$25.00, $35.00 and $45.00 each; three
kitchen ranges one a $165.00 gray enamel Universal range just
like new, for $100 other two go at $25.00 and $35.00 each; two
combination coal and gas ranges, $40.00 and $50.00 each; a $165.00
8-piece oak dining room snite, with 10-ft. extension table, $87.59;
three oak extension tables, $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00 each; one
Hoosier kitchen cabinet, large size, $29.50; two other kitchen cab
inets, $15.00 and $25.00; one 3-piece oak duofold suite, $45.00;
two oak duofolds like new, $27.50 and $35.00; one $35.00 brass ted
at $9.50; six other Simmons beds, $3.75 to $5.00; six bed springs,
$3.00 to $4.50 each; four good used mattresses, $3.50 to $6.00; two
Edison phonographs and three Victors priced from $35.00 to $95.00 ;
two $35.00 walnut dressers, $19.50 each; six oak dressers, $7.50 to
$17.50; six library tables, exceptionally good ones, $7.50 to $12.50;
two writing desks; a $575.00 Story and Clark piano like new with
new bench, complete for $250.00 on terms, or big discount for cash.
Also have chairs, rockers, china cabinets, cupboards, kitchen tables,
tubs, pans, wash boilers, dishes, clothes racks hand power washers,
baby cabs, cribs and many articles too numerous to mention here.
Free Delivery for Sixty Miles
Christ & Christ
118-122 South 6th Street
Telephone 645 Plattsmouth, Neb.
a
t
r , , - , mtl 'ser and wife and Mr. and Mrs. II. L. This goes to show of their high men- of his enlistment being spent in I from Manley looking after some mat-
,tiJ7 hth nnn Eurbec A most enjoyable time was tality. France and Germany. He is a gradu--ters at the court house.
Carl Keil departed last evening
for Boonsville. Missouri, to resume
his studies there at the Kemper
l.ml i Uf.-nav tnev Ktarunc irom tneir ine raouu oi uie juaiur Kins weua n.iisrn ns-ainst r.nrtiralism is in til inn.-. ,1
, " I military ciiaueuiy aiici ci uuuu.i
home near Greenwood on last Sunday to be "if at first you don t succeed, SWing. Mr. Stanko is one of many vjsjt nere wjth his parent" Mr and
afternoon and staying in Omaha for try, try again" for they finally sue- noted writers and scholars now on Mrg Louis Keil '
over Sunday night arriving here Mon- reeded in roping in the senior boys thp niatform in the camnaien. Three I A
Atteberry
Garage
Our Prices are Eight and Our
Work the Very Best. Let ns
charge . your . Batteries. Auto
Supplies of the very best kind.
We are distributors of the
celebrated
Chevrolet Cars
See Us for a Demonstration!
Chas. Attebery
Union, Nebraska
nlatform
day afternoon and visiting at the by inviting them to a party last Wed. million booklets setting forth the
home of Frank and Anna Bauer. . evening. : facts about Mexico have been printed
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dowler enter-' Walda Dysart has been absent from amj are now being distributed in
tained at their home on New Years, school for a month on account of her xorth and South America. Plans for
and had for their guests for the oc- eyes, but 13 now back again. !tne making and printing of three
cation. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Upton, and The students of U. H. S. were very mimon more booklets are being ar
tha girls who were visiting at the pleased when the faculty informed ranged. The Knights of Columbuas
home for the time from the state unl- them there would be no more examin-are carryjng on this campaign against
verity, and Mr. and Mrs. George A. ations until the next ones. jsovietism in America in pursuance
Stites. A most enjoyable time was The two basket ball teams are go-'of tnejr resolution at their Supreme
. .. . . T?. - 1 I T. AT FT :
I12U. iug io Avoca rnuay mgiii, jau. t.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Smith The freshmen are really beginning
were visiting in Plattsmouth on last to feel more at home in high school
Saturday and were in attendance at now, we think, because they do not
the funeral of Mr. Earl Hackenberg seem to feel the pangs of self con
who died at an Omaha hospital last sciousness when they trip daintly to
week following an operation for ap- class.
pondicitia. An account of the death The faculty found it necessary to
and funeral will be found elsewhere change the seats of the seniors. We
in this paper. have our doubts as to how this will
Last Wednesday at the home of Mr. work because they are not much in
r.ml Mrs S V. Smith was held the fluenced bv the environment.
'Social Circle club, where they looked Mr. Marcell was advised to take ex-
Convention, in Philadelphia.
STUDENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL
rr ccllent ente
ihe bervice btore'p,,;
We are here to serve you
the best, and supply you
with the best goods at
the lowest price.
Our endeavors in 1927
will be concentrated on
giving you such efficient
service you will become a
regular walking adver
tisement, speaking only
good words for our store.
Stine's Grocery
Union, Nebraska
From Monday's Daily
The Plattsmouth young people who
were here over the Christmas holi
days visiting with the relatives and
friends here, have returned to their
duties. Misses Helen Wescott, Helen
Wiles. Margurite Wiles. Ella Mar
garet Wiles and Mnna Wolf returned
latter the business calling them to- ercise with dumbells in order to keep: to Wesleyan University while Harlin
I gether and also planned for work for his manly figure so therefore heiGorder, Jean Spangler, Miss Helen
Farley, Harry and Howard uwyer,
went to the University of Nebraska
at Lincoln. Miss Violette Begley and
Miss Helene Perry have returned to
Rockford college at Rockford, Illin
ois, Carl R. Keil will resume hi3 stud
ies at Kemper military academy at
Boonville, Missouri and Mason and
Alice Louise Wescott returned to Chi
cago to resume their work at North
western where Ted Hadraba is also
attending and who left for Chicago
the rst portion of the week. The Peru
delegation of Joe Krejci, Russell Was
ley. Sterling Hatt, and Frank Godwin
will return this afternoon to take up
their school work.
the new year, and enjoyed the time spends much time with his sophomore
most pleasantly. Refreshments were geometry class,
j served and al voted Mrs. Smith an ex- The sophomores thought they were
i ccllent entertainer. : doing something wild when they
iation from the ordinary missed a week of school, but on re-
.' plodding of the studying of the Union turning found it had been Christmas
school, the teachers ran a foot race vacation.
from Union to the creek west of town, j Contributed by F. M. O.
This was a good demonstration of the
running ability of the bunch as theyi PRETTY HOME WEDDING
were strung along the way from the . ,r , . TT . T
water tank to the pumping station.' J? "e hm5 V Un,.? ?
the race.
ding Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 29.
whpn Mis Naflmi Mnntrpv nf Union
Mrs. Myrtle McNamee. who has,and Mr David Rankin of Whitney,
been visiting in Union for some time Ncbraska were united in marriage,
and a guest at the home of her par- Mis3 Mou&ey is one of Union's pop
ents, W. S. Copenhaver, was visiting uar younr ladies having lived here
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. B.;from clliidhood and graduating from
Porter on Monday and Tuesday, de-; lhe local high school. Later she grad
parted for her home at Brush, Colo., ! uated from Nebraska Wesleyan unl
during the week and was accompanied vpr5!itv ami has sine tnne-ht srhnni at
by her sister. Miss Bessie Copenhaver Whitney, Neb
who will visit for a time in the west. Mr Rankin is of that sterling
Some are complaining because they quality which has distinguished so
i read into the report of the trial which: many of his fellow countrymen, hav-
I ing come from Scotland. He has lived
! in Whitney since twelve years of age.
At two o'clock Mrs. Nettie Mougey
sank "I Love You" which was follow
ed by an appropriate wedding march.
The ring ceremony was used. Follow
ing the ceremony Miss Ivah Mougey
served dainty refreshments.
Those who witnessed the wedding
Work for Yourself!
Have a Business of Your Own!
have a Garage doing good badness, bet have too muck to da
to look cfter the sales department and attend the Garage and
Repair Shop. Will sell on very good terns to reliable party.
See M. S. Briggs at Plattsmouth or
See Me at Murdock, Nebr.
JESS
MURDOCK -:- -:- NEBRASKA
If We Owed You, What
Would You Want
Us To Do?
Why Certainly!
t
L. R. UPTON
Union,
Nebraska
OLD RESIDENT PASSES
Reed, departed this morning for her
home.
Mrs. Raymond Cook was in Omaha
today for a few hours, where she was
called to consult a specialist in that
city and to spend a short time with
the friends in Omaha.
Mrs. James II. Herold of Minnea
polis, is here to enjoy a visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herold
and at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Tidd as well as meeting the
many old time friends.
Attorney William Deles Dernier of
Elmwood was here today for a few
hours attending to some matters of
business in the county court. Mr.
Deles Dernier made the trip via
train and was practically all night on
the way from his home to this city.
Charles L. Creamer of Omaha came
down this morning for a short visit
with old friends and relatives. Mr.
Creamer is suffering from a very bad
ly infected finger which he injured
shortly before Christmas ana which
has been giving him a great deal of
trouble.
ENJOY FINE DANCE
Mrs. John W. Duttbn and son, John
Dale, of Kansas City, Missouri, who
have been here for the past month
visiting at the home of Mrs. S. E.
McElwain. mGther of Mrs. Dutton
departed last evening for their home.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Tritsch were
here yesterday for a short time en
route to Omaha where Mrs. Tritsch
will have some dental work looked
after by a specialist In that city and
which may detain her at the hospital
for a time.
County Commissioner C. F. Harris
of Union, Commissioner Fred H.
Gorder of Weeping Water and Com
missioner C. D. Spangler of Murray
were here today to take up their
regular monthly business meeting at
the court house.
Mrs. George Shepherdson of Ne
braska City, who is here for a visit
with her brother, Herman Hough
7fnartrd thi mnrninp' for Omnhn tr.
visit with Mr. Shepherdson at the ! the evening was won by Floyd Rich
hospital in that city where he has ardson. .
been for some time. I On next Saturday a "Stop Dance
will be given and which will be fea
Mrs. Charles Countryman of Lew- j tured by a prize offered by the man
ellen, Nebraska, who has been here j n-ement of the dance for the couple
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. that most fittingly completes this
Will Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. Fred . staunt. As the dance music stops
T. Ramge; departed this morning for ; the dancers remain in their position
From Monday's Daily
On Saturday evening the Woodmen
hall was the scene of a very largely
attended dance and which proved to
be one of the most pleasant of the
season, the event being given by the
Gradoville orchestra. The prize of
her home and was accompanied as
far as Omaha by Mr. Ramge
and the ones that held their pose the
longest wins the dance prize.
From Wednesday's Daily
Mrs. W. J. O'Hara, of Hastings,
who has been here visitinar at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert detection and ready capture
We begin to suspect that Mr. Ormis-
i ton made his own arrangements for
IN MEMORIAL
In memory of Earl Hackenberg who
died December 30th, 1296:
In Immoria.
I
Dear Earl! How are hearts do throb,
As we softly speak that dear name
Which claims a warm spot in our
hearts,
Ever with us to be the same.
II
.Must we believe? Yes, he is gone!
No more with us to linger here;
Can aching hearts be reconciled
To part with one we hold so dear?
Ill
Friends morn their great loss
Of one so unselfish and true;
'Mong earthly friends he moved and
dwelt
With faults so few and love sincere.
IV
We pain that death should spare such
' friends.
For youth seems dear and sweet to
w alt.
Our hearts cry out, "Oh spare us
such!"
Yet all must heed the Divine call.
V
God may want the fairest flowers;
He often calls the blooming youth
Who lives for love and not in vain,
A life of purity and truth.
VI
We see no more that youth ful form,
Except as memory brings it) near.
But that pure soul which in it dwelt
Will reap reward with naught to
fear,
VII
We think of Christ most blessed
words.
And lay that form beneath the sod
"Blessed are the pure In heart;
They have assurance of seeing God."
A. FRIEND.
FOR SALE
Hampshire Sire of the Harry Knabe
breeding. This is an outstanding Sire,
rhone C. T. Peacock, Plattsmouth.
j4-2tw
Ed Jewell, one of the old residents !
of Weeping Water for the past fifty-;
five years, died very suddenly on Sun-j
day morning at 11 o'clock following
a period of bad health and which has;
borne very heavily on the aged man;
since the death of his wife a month5
ago. j
Mr. Jewell had just arisen and was,
preparing to take a bath when he fell
to the floor of his room and in a few ;
seconds had passed away., death being,
due to a severe heart affection. I
The deceased is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. W. W. Jameson and
. ff-i L.-irj-:- jlj:
were Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mougey,! JMrs. Parr oung of near Weeping
father and mother of the bride, Mr,
and Mrs. L. B. Mougey, Miss Ivah
iMougey. all of Union. Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Kirkland of Landon, Wyoming;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schlichtemeier,
Paul, Ronald, and May from near Ne
hawka, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cross and
children, Don and Marylin. of Arriba,
Colo.. Miss Reba Gladys Beber of Elm
Water, two sons, Troy Jewell of Cus
ter county and Carl Jewell, who re-
sided at home at Weeping Water.
Mr. Jewell was a cousin by mar
riage of George K- Staats of this city, ,
the wife of the departed having been
a cousin of Mr. Staats.
The funeral of Mr. Jewell will be
held on Wednesday afternoon and the
wood. Nebraska and Rev. and Mrs., interment made in the cemetery at
Royal J. Myer of Union
The happy couple left Saturday
afternoon for Whitney where they
will make their home.
SELLS K T. LUNCH ROOM
Weeping Water.
W. C. T. U. MEETING
From Wednesday's Dally
The members of the W. C. T. U.
held a very fine meeting on Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. ;
Wiles on South Sth street and which
From Wednesday's Dally
Thft TC TV T.nnnh rn-m in fho TloVcn
building which was established some was very largely attended by the;
months ago by A. L. ..Brown, well membership of the society. The sub-,
known restaurant man, has been sold Ject of the aftetnoon was that of
and in the change in the business "Narcotics" and which was under the j
G. T. Archer, well known local man, leadership of Mrs. C. A. Troop who
again appears in the location that he wlth other members discussed the
occupied for several years. Mr. Arch- dangers of the drug evil of the pres
er and Jack Estelle, former cook at ent dav which has grown to great
the Fullerton cafe are associated in proportions in the last few days. At
the conduct of the JK. of T- cafe in . the close of tQe afternoon dainty re-;
the future. Mr. Brown has been in- freshments were served by the hos
terested in a number nf the local at- tess that added to the pleasantness of
iner houses and hin nlans for thft fn-.the event. I
ture have not been fully matured.
NEBRASKA CITY BUIL
5 01 A N
Financial Statement, January 1, 1927
ASSETS
Loans $
Bonds and Warrants . . .
Real Estate and Sales on
Contract
Accrued Interest
Other Assets
Cash on Hand
929,925.90
56,639.34
19,072.95
3,701.74
8,046.40
77,147.45
LIABILITIES
Monthly Payment Shares
and Earnings Added. . $ 503,047.72
Paid-up Shares 562,875.00
Reserve Fund 21,564.21
Undivided Profits 7,046.85
Advertise your wants in the 7ra
Speaking of scandals and news how
many of us do you suppose Santa
$1,094,533.78
$1,094,533.78
Gain in Assets During 1926 207,568 (More than 20)
CLOSING FORTIETH YEAR OF SERVICE, OFFERING
SAFETY FOR SAVINGS IN LOANS FOR HOMES
Officers and Directors
Henry Fastenau, President - Wm. H. Pitzer, Secretary
H. F. Meyer, Treasurer
W. W. Metz, F. M. Cook, H. D. Thiele, John H. Petring, John C Miller,
EL J. von Gillem, E. G. Mueller
jnal Want Ad Dept., for results.
Claus believes.
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