SIONDAY, NOV. 4, 1935.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Claims Take
Up Much Time
at Meetings
little Business of General Nature Up
for Consideration by County
Board During October.
October meetings of the county
commissioners held on the 1st, 2nd
and 3rd, were largely devoted to the
allowance of claims, and the transac
tion of routine matters, among them
receipt of quarterly reports from the
various county offeers and the se
lection of names from which to draw
petit jurors for the November term of
district court.
On the opening day of their ses
sion, quarterly reports were received
from the County Judge ($1,473.84);
Register of Deed3 ($S97.50) ; Clerk of
the District Court ($565.25); County
Clerk ($29 7.31) and County Sheriff
($169.00).
Application of J. C. Laughlin for
"On and Off Sale" beer license in the
unincorporated village of Cedar Creek
v.a3 approved by the board.
Claim of St. Joseph's hospital in
amount of $72.75 for services to Wil
liam Shea, elated March 16, 1934, and
filed March 19, 1934, disallowed.
At the second day's session the cora
imissioners approved orders by the
County Judge granting mother's pen
sion to Mrs. May Bauers of Green
wood, revoking the pension of Goldie
Fotoma, account getting married, and
renewing the pensions of Vernetta
Ilobson, Edna Jones, Ruth Taylor,
Lena Reehle, Janet Simons and Zola
Gilbert.
On the third day of their session,
the board selected eighty names from
which to draw the Jury for the No
vember term of district court.
The balance of the time was spent
In consideration of claims, of which
the following were allowed on the
various funds as shown:
MOTHERS' PENSION FUND
Mrs. Ruth E. Taylor, mother's
pension, October, 1935 $
Edna A. Jone3, same
Mrs. Cleo Capper, same
Nellie Estelle, same
TV'iolet Van "Winkle, same
Mr3. Elizabeth Wright, same-
15.00
15.00
30.00
5.00
6.50
15.00
6.50
,,.12.40
12.00
6.50
20.00
6.00
6.00
15.00
25.00
10.00
35.00
20.00
12.00
6.50
6.50
25.00
6.50
Mrs. Olive Johnson, same
Mrs. Edna Smith, same -.al
Mrs. Vera Lancaster, same
Mrs. Marcia Hise, same
Mr3. Janet I. Simmons, same
Mrs. Elsie M. Smith, same
Mrs. Rebecca Logan, same
Mrs. Maggie Herrington, same
Mrs. Anna Pittman, same
Mrs. Lucille Gaines, same
Mrs. Ora Sell, same
Mrs. Edith Krecklow, same
Gretchen Simmons, same
Lena Reehle, same
Zola E. Gilbert, same
Maggie Ifolcomb, same
Hazel Jamison, same
Rose Wood, same 13.00
Florence J. Erittain. same 13.00
Ida N. Cotner, same
Vernetta M. Hbbson, same
25.00
15.00
Mrs. May Bauers, same 30.00
GENERAL FUND
Lillian G. White, salary,
stamps and box rent, Sept.$127.73
Georgia White, salary, Sept.- 60.00
A. H. Dwxbury, same 183.34
Minnie Hild, same 90.00
Albert Willis, same 45.00
John Kopp, same 45.00
C E. Led sway, same 166.66
Helen W. Warner, same 83.34
W. G. Kieck, same 117.93
Anne Zitka, same 32.50
J- -na K. Leach, same 55.00
John E. Turner, same 166.67
Ruth Patten, same 104.17
Henry T. Wester, same 91.67
Harry Nielsen, same 100.00
O. E. Eayles. same 10 4.16
Alpha C. Peterson, salary.
mileage and expense
3i sephine Janda. clerical wk.
1S5.5
fjr Co. Clerk. Sept.
6S.32
Alfred E. Edgertcn, mileage,
for Fcrtcmber 10.00
Lottie Rosencrans. for salary,
mileage, phone call3 S3. 50
Greth Garnett. work for Mrs.
Rcscncran3, Suchy and Wes-
scl 48.00
Gertrude Brink, stenographic
work. Miss WesseL WPA 6.00
E. II. Chapman, salary and
mileage. Sept. 105.00
Juliu3 A. Pitz, same 103.70
Fred H. Gorder, same 118.50
I?. B. Chapman, toll call3 1.40
Jim Wynn. hauling one load
or rubbish 1.00
J. C. Brittain, helping drag
lake for body 2.00
IX. D. Fitch, Jr., office mtnee.
and field surveys 173.25
11. C. Elliott, rodman, chain
man, assisting surveyor 7.50
James Farnham, same 4.50
Warren F. Taylor, tame 16.50
l icyd Shanholtz. typing WPA
projects 3.60
1 rank Claus, work on win
dows, court house, Jail 35.60
Standard Blue Print Co., mdse.
to Co. Surveyor, Sept 11.66
Dr. J. II. Hall, insane case of
Melissa McKinney S.OO
('. A. Rawl3, same 3.00
11. Sylvester, same 6.60
I nla McKinney, same, witness 2.00
Mrs. Ed Redden, same, witness 2.00
C. E. Ledgway, Clerk District
court, same 5.75
If. Sylvester, fees, State vs.
ten cases 67.5S
County Judge, fees in County
Court 67.00
Ctto Heil. State vs. Eslinger. 1.00
Ksrraan Wendt, same x1.00
Ed W. Thimgan, same 1.00
Fred Terryberry, same 1.10
Thomas Tenant, same 1.10
John Albert, same 1.10
John Little, same 3.40
James Fitzpatrick, State vs.
Odom 1.00
Ray Bramblett, same 1.00
John Morris, same 1.00
Mrs. Ernest Harding, same 1.00
Marion Clark, same 1.00
Len Austin, same 1.00
Will Lindner, St. vs. Vallery 1.00
James Vallery, same 1.00
Blanche Barnes, work for Co.
Supt. 2.00
Miss Lillie Aldinger, care of
Mrs. Stockhetzkie 30.00
Nicholas Senn Hospital, hosp.
expense, Harvey Furry 115.00
Dr. Ernest Kelly, prof, ser
vices to Harvey Furry 100.00
Wm. Shea, meals to C. Thom
as and poor 61.30
Weyrieh & Hadraba, medicine
to county farm 4.75
Lincoln Tel. &. Teleg. Co., for
service to county offices and
county farm 103.90
O. F. Smalley, 15 haircuts at
county Jail 5.25
Plattsmouth Water Corp., for
water to court house 14.00
Western Union, service to Re
Employment office 1.23
P. A. Jacobson, care of Joe
Benson 25.00
Elakes Pharmacy, medicine
to poor 5.70
Br. J. W. Brendel, salary for
third quarter, Med. advisor- 50.00
United Chemical Co., mdse.
to county farm 20.80
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil,
county farm 10.61
A. H. Duxbury, County Judge,
transcripts, five cases 7.00
Dr. J. H. Hall, insane case of
Harold Whiteman 8.00
C. A. Rawls, same 3.00
H. Sylvester, same 3.20
C. E. Ledgway, same 5.75
C. G. Douglas, M. D., pauper
practice, Aug. and Sept 23.75
Dr. R. P. Westover, medical
service to poor 22.25
Wentworth Bakery, bread to
county farm 19.49
L. B. Egenberger, supplies to
court house 2.75
Mullen & Son, provisions to
county farm 66.17
Hatt's Market, supplies to the
court house 1.14
John L, Tidball, coal to court
house and farm 443.10
F. G. Fricke & Co., mdse. to
sheriff 5.70
H. L. Kruger, merchandise to
court house and Jail 18.32
H. P. Meisinger, laying mash
to county farm 8.40
The Nehawka Enterprise, for
mdse. to County Judge 19.50
Omaha Compound Co., sup
plies to Sheriff's office 5.00
C. E. Ledgway, Clerk of Dist.
Court, postage, money order,
box rent, etc. , . : 71.04
Fetzer Shoe Co., shoes to the
county farm 4.74
Bates Book Store, supplies to
court house offices 2.30
F. G. Fricke & Co., medicine
to poor 8.49
Mrs. Louis Wanamaker, care
of Ernest Daniels 30.00
Fred H. Gorder, telephone toll
calls and stamps 4.12
Immanuel Hospital, care of
Master Tommy Collister 9.00
Frankel Carbon &. Ribbon Co.,
carbon paper. County Judge
and Re-Employment office 15.40
B. I. Clements, trip to Univer
sity hosp.. Marshal's son 10.00
Monroe Calculating Mch. Co.,
repairing calculator for Co.
Clerk 9.30
Cass Co. Farm Bureau, salary
and expense 161.71
Creighton Mem.- St. Joseph
hospital, care Leona Price 42.30
W. L. Hobson. funeral expense
Thomas A. Dixon 45.15
H. J. Addyman, caring for
John Spence 12.00
Burroughs Adding Mch. Co.,
service, per contract 12.10
Horton Funeral Home, ambul
ance trip, L. Reichstadt to
University hospital 5.00
Western Stamp & Stencil Co.,
supplies to Re-Employment
office 4.35
Geo. R. Saylos, salary and ex
pense. September 174.84
Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power
Co., service to court house,
jail, farm and imp. bldg 77.40
Mrs. John Leddy, care Frank
Fideline 12.00
McMaken Transfer Co.. tr. 2
drums and 1 carton to jail 1.00
Nicholas Senn Hospital, care
Mrs. Mary Campbell 93.00
Peoples City Mission, care of
Farmer and McKinney 23.70
T. Walling, salary, mileage,
month of Sept 200. CO
Cass County, stamps, env., and
box rent 7S.S9
H. Sylvester, salary, boarding
prisoners, jailor fees, mile
age. Sept. 490.65
Plattsmouth Journal, printing
and supplies 38.95
Geo. L. Farley, cots to jail 7.50
Omaha Printing Co., supplies
to Reg. of Deeds and Coun
ty Clerk 42.52
Klopp Printing Co., supplies
to Co. Treasurer and Clerk
of District Court 17.31
K-IJ Printing Co., supplies to
County Judge, County Attor
ney and Clerk Dist. Court 9.09
The University Pub. Co., ex
amination questions, to Co.
Supt. (first quarter) 7.45
Frsnkel Carbon & Ribbon Co.,
mimeograph stencils to Co.
Snot. 3.50
N. D. Talcott, M. D., medical
services to poor 20.35
Dr. M. U. Thomas, same 3.00
Bestor & Swatek Co., mdse.
to court house and jail 2S.13
Schwake Drug Co., medicine
to poor 4.00
POOR RELIEF FUND
Eothwcll Grocery, provisions
to poor - $ 15.00
Mullen & Son, same 114.75
C. H. Finley. same 17.50
Knud Jensen, same 2 S.OO
Murdock Merc. Co., same IS. 00
E. L. Nelson, same 10.00
Theo. Harms, same 32.00
F. J. Knecht, same 4.50
J. S. Gribble, same 37.60
Mrs. A. G. Bach, same 17.50
L. B. Egenberger, same 30.00
Hatt's Market, same 11.00
C. H. Martin, same 9.65
E. A, Wurl. same 46.75
Allen's Cash Store, same 32.00
L. J. Behrns, same 28.00
C. If. Gibson, same 59.50
Morris Grocery, same 45.00
E. L. McDonald, same 52.50
F. H. Nichols, same 40.00
Pentrman Market, same 18.00
W. T. Richardson, same 7.26
Rihn &. Greene, same 17.50
Sheldon's Store, same 26.00
Tutt & Brubacher, same 1S.3S
V. Trumblc, same 12.65
Rose Tempelmeyer, same S.OO
John Wood, same 32.00
Hinky-Dinky. same 140.75
Joe Adam, milk 3.00
Louisville Pharmacy, med .90
E. J. Richey, coal 22.00
Fetzer Shoe Co., shoes 1.98
John L. Tidball, coal 32.50
L. Bethards. repair'g shoes 1.50
Variety Store, clothing 5.00
II. M. Soennichsen, prov. and
clothing to poor, farm and
court house 384.30
ROAD FUND
Herman Wohlfarth. road work
in RD No. 10 ?13S
A. A. Sehoeman. same, RD 3 40
Ruben P. Meisinger, same,
RD No. 2 8 8
Jay H. Austin, same, RD 11 54
Ralph Murphy, same, RD 9 30
Bert H. Lytle, same, RD 16 42
C. W. Stoehr, same, RD 1 S3
Louie Allgayer, Jr., same, RD
No. 13 5S
Wm. Sheehan, Jr., same, RD
No. S 65
.06
.00
.02
.00
.40
.00
.30
.30
.00
.50
.34
.40
.52
.00
.00
.00
.83
.02
.20
.00
John Gruber, same. RD 2 67
J. I. Fitch, same. RD 27 35
Nelson Berger, same, RD 12 34
Harry Arnold, same, RD 15 25
Chas. Hoback, same, RD 11 14
Wm. Kitzel, same, RD 16 62
John Kahland, same, RD 9 20
Harold Thomassen, same, RD
No. 14 51
Louis Schmidt, same, RD 7 87
Roy Comstock, same, RD 2 IS
Wm. Brcthwell, Jr., same, RD
No. 16 20
Martin Wilson, same, RD 4 SO
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil,
RD No. 2 15
Anton Auerswald, blacksmith
work. RD No. S 14
D. Ray Frans, material, RD
No. 11 13
Murray Hardware, hardware,
RD No. 10 16
Murray Hardware, hardware,
RD No. 27 1
Geo. E. Nickles, lumber and
material, RD 10 8
Dale Hansen, narrow road,
RD No. 10 6
Farmers Union Co-Op. Oil As
sociation, gas, oil and grease,
RDs 6 and 16 44
00
60
25
37
24
87
26
00
06
00
J. H. Buck, repairs, RD 7 3
Barton-Warner Products, Inc.,
mdse., RD 3
Barton-Warner Products, Inc.,
mdse.. RD 14 IS
Barton-Warner Products, Inc.,
mdse., RD 2 38
Capital Bridge Co., corrugated
metal pipes, RD 14 18
Joe Dare, concrete work, RD
No. 11 9
44
82
12
56
Fred McGrady, repairing trac
tor, RD 13 1-75
Beatrice Steel Tank Mfg. Co.,
culvert, RD 15 33.25
Capital Bridge Co., mdse., RD
No. 7 35.75
S. S. Petersen, blacksmith wk.,
RD No. 6 2.40
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas, RD
No. 7 14.91
F. J. Knecht, gas, oil and
kerosene, RD 4 15.25
Carl O. Zaiser, labor and ma
terial. RD 13 4.00
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas and
oil, RD 16 27.75
Weeping Water City. prop, of
road money. RD 24 700.00
DRAG FUND
George IL Dennis, concrete
box. So. Bend Pet., RD 4 $ 85.03
Ruben P. Meisinger, dragging
and salary, RD 2 60.00
FredBauers. dragging. RD S 18.70
Ralph Murphy, same, RD 9 46.50
Ert M. Lytle, maintaining
and help, RD 16 48.00
Louie Allgayer, Jr., dragging,
RD No. 13 22.00
Anchor Oil Corp., mdse., RD
No. 11 39.00
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil,
RDs 11 and 13 70.43
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil,
RDs 15 and 16 67.91
lui3 Baumgart. gas, RD 1 5.94
Continental Oil Co., gas, RD
No. 9 14.70
Continental Oil Co., gas, RD
No. 2 15.21
Miller-Hasselbalch Co., mdse.,
RD No. 2 60.63
Ernest Harold, dragging, RD
No. 1 7.70
Philip Spangler, dragging, RD
No. 14 5.50
J. I. Fitch, dragging, RD 27 3.60
John E. Frady Garage, repairs
and supplies, RD 1 4.00
Giles Oil Co.. gas to Patrol
No. 1, RDs 1 and 2 19.80
J. D. Adams Co., mdse., RDs
1, 2 and 10 148.63
Farm. Co-Op. Oil Co., gas and
oil, RD No. 9 87.88
Lincoln Road Et;uip. Co., for
mdse., RDs 6 and 16 17.64
William J. Newham, dragging,
RD 14 23.65
Am. Mach. Works, fitting key,
RD and 2 5.60
P. Melchiors & Son, labor and
material, RD 10 , 6.12
Everett Spangler, for narrow
road, RD 10 4.00
A. II. Jacobsen. labor and
trips. RD 6 6.75
Capital Bridge Co., corrugated
pipe. RD 9 7.4S
Wm. Kitzel, dragging roads,
RD No. 6 27.00
Louis Schmidt, same, RD 7 10.20
Roy Comstock. same. RD 5 40.0:
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas. RD
No. 7 64.25
F. J. Knecht, gas, oil and kero
sene, RD 2 134.23
H. W. Tool Lumber Co., lum
ber. RD 7 3.40
A. A. Wallinger, dragging "
and maintaining, RDs 14 and
15 51.00
Inter-State Oil Co., lubricants,
RD 11 3S.81
Kunz Bros. Garage, labor and
parts, RD 13 9.27
Elmer Eennett, dragging, RD
No. 6 1 4.40
Iowa-Neb. Light & Power Co.,
service Union Patrol, RD 11- 1.75
F. G. Hull, gas, RD 27 3.00
Austin-Western Rd. Mch. Co.,
mdse.. RDs 14 and 15 11.47
Deep Rock Oil Corp., gas, RD
No. 7 3.9 S
Ofe Oil Co., gas and oil,. RD 2 IS. 59
Wm. Brothwell, Jr., dragging
roads, RD 16 10.00
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas and
oil. RD 16 130. 5S
At.-Pac. & Gulf Oil Co., gas,
RD No. 16 44.02
Martin Wilson, dragging, RD
No. 4 23.65
Continental Oil Co., supplies,
RD No. 2 16.53
Continental Oil Co., supplies,
RDs 14 and 15 16.47
National Refining Co., gas,
RDs 1 and 27 49.24
BRIDGE FUND
George II. Dennis, construct
ing concrete box $295.95
Lyman-Riciiey Sand & Gravel
Corp., sand-gravel 33.75
Paxton & Vierling Iron Wks.,
steel for two bridges 345. S7
Ruben P. Meisinger, bridge
work 10.00
Jay H. Austin, bridge work 22.00
Fred Bauers, bridge work 7.40
Ralph Murphy, maintaining- 42.60
C. W. Stoehr, bridge work 14. SO
Wm. Sheehan, Jr., bridge wk. 15.40
Crane. Curyea &. Murtey, for
material 109. 4S
J. I. Fitch, bridge work S.96
D. Ray Frans, material 22.96
Geo. E. Nickles, lumber and
material 77.9 8
Wm. G. Kief, culvert on Smith
Avenue 170.00
Nelson Berger, bridge work- 27.60
John L. Tidball, material 115.35
J. A. Scotten, concrete cul
vert work 503.50
Concrete Engineering Co., re
inforcing bars, less credit S2.45
T. W. Engles Lumber Co., for
material 52.90
A. F. Sturm, math, less per
sonal tax, 1932 105.84
Cass County Treasurer, 1932
personal tax, A. F. Sturm 135.65
Louis Schmidt, bridge work 19.60
Joe Dare, concrete work 51.86
H. A. Funke, material 21.14
Searle & Chapin Lumber Co.,
material S3. 73
E. J. Richey, material S7.S9
J. H. Miller, extension on con
crete box and excavation 46.37
Searle & Chapin Lumber Co.,
material 34.45
J. W. Banning, material 198.58
Cass County, freight bill on
gravel 59.58
Martin Wilson, bridge work- 12.30
Mead Lumber Co., matl 92.05
Lyman-Richey Sand & Gravel
Corp., sand-gravel 45.46
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
First District
Frank Read, salary, Sept $ 65.00
Billy Read, bridge work 44.00
Eli Keckler, road work and
transportation 69.80
Fred W. Tritsch, salary 65.00
John E. Frady Garage, labor 4.75
J. D. Adams Co., blades 25.20
Albert Funk, haul'g supplies- 2.00
A. N. Eaton Metal Products
Co., culvert 47.19
Ofe Oil Co., gas and oil 17.10
Hompes Tire Co.. diesel fuel- 30.80
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Second District
W. O. Martin, Eng. HG 5 $105.60
John Finkle, graderman 101.30
H. W. Bloodgood, material
and labor 7.00
Anchor Oil Corp., lubricating
oil "-SO
Miller-Hasselbalch Co., mdse.- 34.29
Lincoln Road Equip. Co., for
mdse. 51.63
Keckler Oil Co., gas and oil 145.71
Ash Grove Co., round iron .SS
F. J. Knecht, dynamite, fuse
and caps 30.42
Austin-Western Road Mchy.
Co mdse. 19.06
" COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Third District
II. W. Christensen, grader
man, II G No. 4 $ 86.31
Standard Oil Co., gas, oil 21.73
Lincoln Road Equipment Co.,
mdse 91 4
Earl Elliott, engineer, HG 3 105.02
Gutte Strandboge, engineer on
HG 4 83-02
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas, oil- 100.79
Don Parish, graderman, HG 3 93.34
COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND
Lewis Crabtree, rent of barn,
September $ 4.00
Aug. Ossenkop, trucking road
gravel on roads 865.65
Jay H. Austin, dragging roads 30.00
Floyd Fulton, salary and help 68.40
Wm. Sheehan, Jr., dragging
roads 13.50
John R. Chriswis3er, salary- 60.00
Mrs. Dorothy Neusham, care
of Stradley child 7.00
Mrs. Elmer Adams, same 7.00
Mrs. Geo. Trimble, same 7.00
Mrs. Bert Lytle, same 7.00
Tabitha Home, same 7.00
John E. Stradley, salary, les3
$35 for care of children 25.00
Standard Oil Co., gas. oil 33.90
Anton Auerswald, blacksmith
work 3.7 a
Miller-Hasselbalch Co., mdse 113.58
Crane, Curyea & Murtey, ma
terial 2.25
Cloidt Service, gas container. 3.75
Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co., gas
and oil 102.98
Lincoln Road Equip. Co., for
mdse.. 148.83
John Iverson. blacksmith wk. 4.35
W. L. Seybolt, salary and sup
plies 60.50
The Alemite Co., mdse 13. S7
Harry Schaefer," salary and
storage 65.00
J. H. Buck, repairs 5.75
Keckler Oil Co., gas and oil 90.54
Modern Auto Service Co., for
merchandise 17.50
Lincoln Road Machinery Co.,
merchandise 13.75
H. L. Richards, gas .95
Sheldon's Store, rent barn for
tractor 5.00
Ralph Schomaker, extra help 5.00
L. D. Crosser, gas and storage 85.76
Barton-Warner, for maintain-
er blade 8.6S
The Alemite Co., lubricants 30.00
Oscar E. Dowler, salary 67.50
C. F. Reichart. storage for the
month of September 3.00
G. A. Pope Oil Co., grease,
drum and freight 19.50
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas C3.23
F. J. Knecht, fuse, caps and
dynamite 57.65
Inter-State Oil Co., lubricants 38.94
John Sweeney, for patrol and
storage 63.00
S. S. Petersen, blacksmith wk. 5.75
Fred Rueter, patrol, storage
and help 73.50
C. & 11. Oil Co., gas 42.25
Mathew's Garage, storage 3.00
L. J. Messer Parts Co., sup
plies to Patrol No. 2 6.60
Cass County, for Louisville
freight bill 143. SO
F. G. Hull, gas 2.00
At. Tac. & Gulf Oil Co., gas 6S. 86
John H. Wood, hauling road
gravel 12.51
Peters Oil Co., gas, kerosene
and grease 99. SS
Ofe Oil Co., gas and oil 10.99
At. Pac. & Gulf Oil Co., gas 42.38
J. E. Johnson, labor and ma
terial 10.40
Continental Oil Co., supplies- 67. S7
National Refining Co., gas 26.86
C. J. Schwers, washers and
welding 1.45
Lyman-Richey Sand & Gravel
Corp., road gravel 222.00
Schellberg Sand & Gravel Co.,
road gravel 1026.00
LOUISVILLE STATE AID
TOLL BRIDGE
John H. Busche, salary, toll
man, September $ 70.00
Earl A. Mayfield, same 65.00
C. F. Wheeler, same 65.00
Nebraska Power Co., electric
service to bridge 7.01
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for
rent and toll calls 4.84
Louisville Bridge Co., paym't
on principal and interest 2214. S2
(LOUISVILLE PRECINCT
GRAVEL
August Ossenkop, for truck
ing gravel $143.40
Lyman-Richey Sand & Gravel
Corp.. road gravel 174.00
ELMWOOD PRECINCT
GRAVEL
John H. Wood, hauling road
gravel $465.99
The Board adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, November 5, 1935.
RECEIVES SAD NEWS
From Saturday's Dally
Mrs. Agnes Chapman of Lincoln,
arrived here last evening to be a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Val Burkle, the latter a cousin. Mrs.
Chapman has just received the sad
news of the death of Miss Mary
Jamison, a former Plattsmouth school
teacher, who has been making her
home at San Francisco. While in Cali
fornia last summer Mrs. Chapman
had a pleasant visit with Miss Jami
son and the news of her death came
as a great shock to her. Miss Jami
son passed away on August 18th after
a two weeks illness.
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of millions of people. The "international royal
nursery" includes Princess Elizabeth, 9, daughter
of the Duke of York, who might some day rule
Britain; King Feter cf Yugoslavia, 12, who ascend
ed the throne ttfter the, assassia&tiojoj fc&Xa&er;
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This striking poster was designed by Howard Chandler Christy aj
the Scial emblem of the nation-wide campaign, Nov. 4-27, fcr the.
Will Rogers Memorial fund.
H0I7CEED ON EIETHDAY
George A. Kaffenberger, one of the
well known residents of this portion
of Cass county, was honor guest at
a very delightful birthday party on
Tuesday evening at his home on high
school hill. Mrs. Adrain Edgar, of
Wymore, a daughter, with her chil
dren, George and Phyllis, -were here
to assist in the delightful event. The
occasion was featured by a dinner
party and in which the centerpiece
was the large birthday cake denoting
the .69 years of life of the guest of
honor. Besides the members of the
family present were Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Knorr and children and Mr.
and Mrs. E. 11. Wescott.
DENTAL OFFICES EOEBED
Wednesday noon while Dr. E. H.
jKintner and Dr. A. O. Specht, Weep
ing Water dentists, were at their
home3 for the mid-day meal, their
offices were entered and robbed. The
parties committing the robbery took
all of the gold that could be found
in the offices, not touching any of
the other articles. The robbery was
discovered shortly after the return of
the dentists and the matter reported
later to the office of the sheriff here.
ROYALTY OR
Princess Elizabeth
of Britain, 9
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Prince Makonnen
of Ethiopia, 12 ,
King Ananda
of Siam, 10
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King Anand3 of Siam, 10; Imperial Prince Ti;uu-no-Miya,
2, heir to Japan's thrcne; Crown Prince
Michael of Rumania, 14, king until his father, Carol
II, returned to the throne; Prince Makonnen, 12,
son of Ethiopia's emperor; Crown Trincc BauJouin
and Princess Josephine cf the Belgians, wheae.
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ST. PAUL'S AUXILIARY
The St. Paul's Auiliury will meet
at th3 church parlois on Thursday
afternoon. Hostesses, Mrs. John Kaf
fenberger and Mrs. Fred T;;chirren.
A food sale will be held in connec
tion. n4-law, Id
Phone the news to lio. C.
WILL ROGERS
MEMORIAL FUND
Local Committee for Plattsmouth
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TO THE EDITOR:
Wishing to have a' part in per
petuating the memory of one of our
mc3t beloved and useful citizens,
I enclose herewith my contribution
of
to the'Will Rcger3 Memorial Fund.
I understand that this gift will bj
added to others from Plattsmouth
and will go without any deduc
tions whatsoever to the National
Fund to be expended, also with
out any deduction, as the Memor
ial Committee may determine.
Name
Address
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