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f ' PAGE FOUR PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1937. HDOCK Mrs. Emma Ward spent the after j(,un Tuesday with her friend, Mrs. Louis Schmidt. Daniel I'hnska was in Weeping Water a few hours last Tuesday, looking after business matters. William Wcstiall, of near Alvo, was looking after business matters in Murehick last Wednesday after noon. Louis Kupke was in Omaha Thurs day of last week, taking up a load of haled straw which he disposed of to dealers there. .Mrs. J. J. Martin of Cedar Bluffs, sister of the late Mrs. L. Xeitzel, rr.d of Mrs. J. J. Arnold, is visit ii.tr at the L. Xeitzel home this week. I'aul Stock reports the sale of four farm tractors recently, indicating a pood number of our farmers will re sort to power farming again this coming year. J. C. V.'eddel! and wife of near Ashland were visiting at the home i of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Weddell in j Murdock on Wednesday afternoon! I lit last week. (). J. Hitchcock and family were dinner quests at tne i... .eitzei r.ome last Sunday. In the afternoon, the A. J. Xutzel family came in ror a pleasant visit with the guests. Thrums Casey, of Plattsmouth was in Murelocl. k last Wednesday. riend, I..1 (lan away. ailing on his fr near whom he resided when they!'" both lived in Cedar county, Mis-j .-ouri. ; & The Instruction department of the f Murdock I!. L. C. K. met last week ?. to (U!i ; t ivii; dd-.-r plans for their Easier f k n ' 1 The w a a . "Pilgrim t: be g the i ) - .IV el .Manh Mil. Marvin E l.'er.d was vi Pushr.e '.v. in il of Murdoi oe.o Nr. of last . a as well as looking after una iters (.n WtiiiH'Mlay ami aTs! was visiting week with ll -rt Crawford v. bile here. Gottlieb Latter, who has difficulty; in shaking off i he effects of the flu.! spent la-t ; recuperet ir.g in Liu-. oln. s;i' i:(!i":g the thm- at the home , .. his dauahtcr, Henrietta. He re-' turned home Monday. Cranema lit arietta Sclnveppe hasi asiiin 1;. ( n confined to her bed the last few days. She hrs been enjoy-j ing improved health. s that s'mj was able to be up ar.d about the i house until this late attack came up-i on her. i Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Tool vis- j ited at the home of tluir so--. Kt..- j l'eth Tool and wife, at Wahoo over! Sunday and Monday, the kt'er day; being a legal holiday and so thnre ; was no occasion to keep the banking ; house open. I. ;. Hornbeck. the Rock isianu agent, lias been feeling somewhat poorly for some time and it has been just about all he could do to look after the work at the station, lie is reported considerably improved at tuis time, however. Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Bird, are returning hone? after several weeks at the home daughter and husband. Mr. of Alvo. . stay of ef their lmhI Mrs. Carl Bornemcier. where Mrs. Bird, who has been epiite' poorly, has been receiving treatment. We are glad to be a bio to report that she is now t onsieierably improved. The Ladies Aid of M-.trdock held ! an al! day r.ieeUng last Wednesday : at the country home of Mrs. Rudolph) Kuel.n. A pot luck lunch was en-1 joyed at noon by all. The day was! spent in fiuilting and fellowship, i Those who joined the organization at the hist meeting as new members were: Mrs. A. J. Toed. Mrs. Laur ence Rase, Mrs. Frank Melvin and .Mrs. J. J. Arnold. Otto Miller, with several men ! irom surrouneiing towns, were rrnests of th Nebraska Power company in Omaha hist Monday, when the com pany's new turbine elynar.io was, set in motion. The governors of Iowa and Nebraska were among those pre. sent to witness this event fill a dinner was served the more than persons who witnessed the event anu inspected tne large new Ft earn inole r i.lat provides tne power to j operate tne turbine. I no Xebraska j CLEA? and WHITE?! TEETH with Calox, the Oxygen tooth powder vd.ich penetrates to the hidden crevices between the teeth. Pleasant, Refreshing, Protects the gums and is economical to use. TRY CALOX AT OUR EXPENSE Vvhat Calox will do for your teeth is easily demonstrated by ycu in your ovr. home our expense. Simply fill in the coupon with your name and address ?r.d mail it to us. You will receive absolutely ires a test can of CALOX TOOTH POVI52R, the powder more and more people are usinfr every day. TXCTM ft 3 REE TRIAL McKi.sseiN & IloBBiNs, Inc., Fa:rflelrl, Conn. S-rd m a 10 day irial of CALOX TOOTH PON DER at no expense to inc. I will try it. Name .-. Address I Laughing Around the World With IRVIN S. COBB A Passion for Statistics By IRVIN S. COBB T"OWN in the foothills of the Tennessee mountains there once resided n gentleman whose claims to distinction lay in three thirds his appetite, his capacity and his digestion. In hope of testing his storage KB facilities a group of neighbors formed a pool, each contributing half a dollar. The entire amount was invested in cove oysters and then the champion was invited to come to the general store on an appointed afternoon and show what he could do. Disdaining to use tools he swallowed down the provided bivalves, juice and all, from the container. In half an hour the supply on the shelves of the store had vanished and still the marvel showed no evi dences of being satiated. Then he remarked: "Wall, since there den't 'pear to bo no more eatin' goin' on I reckon I'd better be puttm' out for home it's on toward supper tirr.c." Two of the contributors to the purse drifted out upon the porch to vafch bis slouching figure vanish in the dusk. Then one said: " Tain't no matter of doubt about it I reckin' that there An?e Coombs is shorely the champion cove oyster cater of all creation. I won der could he eat all the cove oysters they is in the world?" "I don't know." said th-2 second; "how many cove oysters is they in the world, anyway?" (American News Features, Inc.) US 5HSST3: Internationa LIKE !M 3 We are carrying- a full line of International Harvester Farm ing Implements. We have both New and "Used Tractors If interested or if needing- new Tcit.i Machinery this year, get in touch vitli us. cr see our tiavelin- rerre -eniative. Paul jj J I. n Etock. We can save ycu r.:oi:ey Association KURDOCF. - KLSRASl-IA. lover -oii::any has installed a lot i f ei ensive e-eiuipii:ejiit to f ederate the tke-usanrls oi kilo watts o: elec tric ity re iuired to serve their cus tomers in Omaha and the surround ing territory. For Sale. Gnexl bright lulled oats straw per ton. C. LV.umgartner. ltw i Visiting at Kan: con Gayle .McDonald, who is :il earlier at his home i ;mpto:i. together with his i i "mi i w n u ; family, i 1 1. visited in Murdock last Sunday and Monday, being guests at the hoi k of j hi.- mother, Mrs. Hannah McDonald, j on xneii- return Home, tney were ac co:r.;a::ied ly the mother, v, visit there for some time. LIU ill ; To Make Home in Wabash Loeis Schmidt, who has been en - gi.g -d in road work for a number of j yeais. his work taking bin as far j souui as a has 11. is moving this! ec-k to that phf 1. in the- future, as to mai.e 1; is home j he finds this will ; pen. lit his b eii:g nearer the work i ne supervises taati to continue to! liv here. f.nd Straw for Sale liri-j hay in barn. G ed ti Aiso fine bright Oat Stra 111 'a. rn L , j,er t n. CONRAD PAUMGARTXER. f22-it Mp with T-Irs. Tool Tl:e V.'omnn's Extension edr.h met for son.o very effective work this v i;:-i Mrs. Henry A. Tool on last Thursday, holding a verv interest- ! in seswum, a i: i.'ng spring which, plans were laid Purchases Property Kcre Paul Stoek last week made a deal whereby he becomes the owne r of ! the property which l.'hlon S.-hliefert I nought his; rpring and lms resided S in up until recently w lien ho moved to lme-.vii'e -i where; no expects to reside and engage in business. Mr. Stock expects to rent the property COUPON KS. fpe 1 ft 'JOVJJ FcR Some So?PER- until next fall. when his mofher Mrs. Fred Stock, the farm and m Murdock. w ill move in from her home in pt"PVI I-T7-T h iT-r? "Pivtb rt - tr Albert J - Streirli. one of euir respon- 'ens who for nnnv ven r; u' " 11,1 manv jeaib sible cit was engageel in farming, but some time ago retire:! and in e-ompany 'I With bis wifn T.ioveil to M m-rlor-lr tnUl'i.1 Jna pass their declining years, enjoyed his 7-rd birthday on last Sand; v. Ftbntr.ry 21. just one day before birthday of fJeorge Washingto the on ;onor eif the event a bhthday ig and dinner was held, at !y the children and their re- ;tie lannlits. It was a most ant occasion and ,t hor(ughl fpfoyesl by e veryone'. - Those who were present were Mr and Mrs. fNis Streieh and children. Virgil and Kenneth. Mr. and Mi s. William ytreich and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Martiti Streieii and Mr. and Mrs. Jcy ihicr Miller. Mrs. Streich Lydia tliel the serv- and ing. uau; Fcuud Roads Sncw Blocked . iisfi Dorothy Geferthy, ' who i- at tending the State Teachers' college i at lent, visiictl at home over the i .... . I week e nd. and on Monday heV fath- I'-.. .-.. . . ..... 1 .... i r, iiuj eiocriny iook jier wacK lei i j school to re sume h"r studies. We say this rather hesitantly, for in reality it was with, great difficulty that he "v." as able to make the trim It s?ems v.-.-o the lowfall was r.ueh heavier at points further south, anel reads.from below Xebraska City southward ! v ere blocked with deep Enow drifts, :ing them utterly impassable hugh snow plows had been in put til to ve-rk clearing the highway. A total of some twenty-live auios were stalled along the road leading to the tederal highway from Peru, and had! to be given aid to i,f-t emt at all. rtill further south around Falls City, the highway was blocked hut and traffic was orae ti !ly at a stanel- stiil, so Roy w.s well pleased that he was able to get through and re turn at all. Winter isn't cntirel; it is ejuit" po.-.sible some badly blocketl the month of March. over yet, antt we- will have roads during KATHEISEE FUNEHAL TODAY l'l em Tim rt-ilu y's l.'aity The funeral services of the late Anthony J. Katheiser were held this morning at Geneva, Xebraska, his forme r home. The services were at ! the St. Joseph Catholic church of which the departed young man had been a communicant since childhood. Mr. Katheiser resided at Geneva until coming to Plattsmouth a year a- The interment was near Daykin. Xebraska. where Mrs. Katheiser was buried a few months ago. ATTEND C0IJVENTI0N L. O. Minor, Wm. St kmidtmaii, and Carl Ofe attended the Sidles Co. con vention in Omaha at the Plackstone hotel Tuesday. Nash Kelvinator deal ers from, both Iowa and Nebraska were also present. The me 11 had the opportunity of seeing the newest in electrical equipment for the home. WITERSTESIT WILTS BANNER Wintersteen school was awarded the library banner for reading Mon day. This is the first time the ban ner has gone to the school. It is awarded each half quarter to the " hool which first completes the re quired reading at the public library. Miss Garnet Clare is teacher. tend am J-l r t- ' 2 i iDUll lAiC L says diaie ie;or matories Lacking Lack of Proper Surroundings and Proper Management in Many of State Institutions. "By firm control and careful, un biased administration, this can be made one of the outstanding prisons in the United States," stated John-II. Cranor, penal expert, in the sum - m.T.-v of ilio c;f:it nnitent iarv for the survey of social resources. Mr. Cranor made bin survey of the peni tentiary and the reformatory several months ago, but it was not released for publication until Thursday. This section of the survey, the final sec tion to be released, isToncerned with the adult offender and covers the state penitentiary, reformatory for ,men, women's reformatory and county jails of Nebraska. Mr. Cranor was formerly superintendent of the noted; reformatory for men at Huntington. Pa. i According to the survey, the re-j formatory was created for the pur pose of preventing young first of fenders from becoming criminals. The ' Ju-t creating the reformatory in 1921 pro ided for (ommitment of "first of-: i .,.- 7 r..i .-iwJ ar-3 between the ages of ltj and .JO," atiel indeterminate sentences for the - . . r- ... , : - . f , : I'U1 l': connnemciu, e; scipnue .i : ami instruction. In summary the, . report states, 'tne taiiure to com-; .ll:d ,-or ,iK, appointment of Louis ply with the purposes the act of;C Meisinger. Kmil J. Meisinger, kes the vi fm matorv a de- pressing place. The only mandate cf law which is being carried out is that of confinement." of I i the discussion in the study the York reformatory lor women. Mr. Crannr's import is summarized by the follow ii ta tomcat: "In t'i ' . . . . . ." i last analysis, one can only say mat j Vork is not tiie type of institution j X.ebraska tnr.ught it was building.' j l is strictly custodial, completely rt-! : rrewivc. is not clean, and has no re- i I deeming features. Nebraska buiit ! se.r.u- buildincs a. id sentene ed 'girls to a reformatory, but it has 'yet to build its institution." i 1U) - - Mrs. Maude E. Nuquist. ncwlv t.r.ii.tl b. .:.,, ,. i...:,i,.i .m.ntiK- - mi - ",v - .. . ..... ... v nounced that staff eliangt s are be ing nmuc at the women'.' reformatory at York John to correct lauits repeats by,. r ; , -ng a Last ill and Testament !.. Cranor. penal expert, iti r. ...!,,vii i.--., (i,ii,.. in.,-.rii .,ii--v,i .,,,,1 survey of state institutions. Mrs. Nuquist.who takes offLe July ma ile her statement coincident' with the release for publication ofjo,d,.r Admitting Will te Probate of Crauor's sweeping charges. His in-; said Court, entered therein, and a vestigation v. as coneitie te d as a part 01 a survey ot Xebrasica s social rt-; sources under Miss Phyllis Osborn "The general impression is that of j Arapahoe. Colorado, is presented for , ' . ,. ,. . ' Jii'obato in this Court, forlorn austerity. Cranor wrote ot edition also alleges that said j the ork institution. " I he person- j nel lias kept pace with ! schedule both are lew." the salary f'i"jn... nat.i'iif.iiti.jl I Vw.v.i i.-.n., 1 ll'll babies counted as inmates at the time i of his study and added, "There is no; evidence of auv attemnt to furnish vocational training," contrary to the law. The survey reports that comments 0:1 the tej system for feeding pris oners is a vicious one. The reason given is that everything above actual fooel cost liny be cemverteil into profit. Sheriffs are allowed 75 cents per day for boarding prisoners in jails, with an average of less than 50 prisoners per day. The day's menu given as example for one jail visited was: Coffee, corn Hakes and milk for breakfast; boiled potatoes, bread and butter anel coffee for dinner; and for the evening meal, prunes aud dried corn. The survey comniiitee reeom- mends abolition of the fee system for county jails. Many county jaiis are insanitary and prisoners are kept in idleness. "Idleness provides further schooling or immorality and crime." The sur vey suggests "that there be establish ed a system of suite penal arms which would offer ejpnortunity for produc tive labor, training and ILo in the open. Informed persons have alsei said that certain of the camps used during the recent transient program would, with little cost -to the state, be made available for such a purpose. A proper use of the probation yystem would also reduce the need fer the county jail as a plate of punishment. ATTEND IIISHIONAEY MEETING Fiuin Ki-m.-iy's luiily , Mrs. Pete Carr, Mrs. D. S. Devoe. Mrs. .Elmer Sundstrom, Mrs. II. D. Hayes, and Mrs. Frank Darkus at tended a meeting for the Foreign Missionary -Society members in thej Omaha district yesterday morning, j Plans were made for the study and; .... ... ... ...... il 1 i s ill 1 n , . T 1 . ? Hill" 11 Ti.' - ' ... . . ' ,. I V .... .I ... ..... .... . . . vu....ni, .mil. na j,'Oup iiee in mi. Y.W.C.A. in Omaha. j -, ?i rr MM. Z 16,000,000 FLAT FEET IN U. S. Nine out of ten persons after fifty years of age have foot defects today, 03 per cent of the boys raid SO per cent of the gir;ls in schools have foot ills and there are nearly S, 000, 000 sufferers from flat feet. The Literary Digest states in a. study of foot troubles. There are now S50 corrective or health shoes and from the old-time corns, callouse, bunions and ingrown nails, the magazine finds, the num ber of foot maladies has jumped to j seventy-three. Attending to these ills 1 the'e a, e ow S, 000 chiropodists and podiatrists in the nation Corns rank' next to athlete's foot as the most prevalent foot worry. Hut despite quacks' assertions to the j contrary these growths have no roots, the magazine states, and are simply built-up layers of calloused skin tissue. CELEERATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Keefer of (Hen wood celebrated their 4Sth wed ding anniversary Sunday. February j 1 - They were guests at the home of. their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cole. NOTICE OF PROBATE In the County Court of Cass coitn- lJ- eurasl;a. T,) :tM ix-rsova interested in the iL". e ased. No. .12 45: Take notice that petition has 1 I'.t ' J t) 1 (ill t ir t 11 r nr.ilvitn i.t .il, i . - .............. in- iniiiH'iu puriioriing to le tne ia"t .... ... . .. .. , , .-il! and testament ot sau deceased, k HlK.r.l t.. .Meisinger, and Kd. (J. eisinger as Executors thereof; that id petition has been set for hear ing before said Court on the 2t;th j'iay of March. 19:17. at lo o'clock i a. m. Dated February 2 3. 19.'17. t A. II. DrXIU'RY. , (Seal) ml-Gw Count v Judge. PRORATE NOTICE In the Comity Court of Cass coun t .Yeera.s7.-'7. In tl Matter Murray, ot tne estate ot DO' eased. Estate 1 i ice J. No. :;2?7. lo ail persons interested in the Mu nay, deceased, heirs at law: of Alice J. hot ii e re diiors v. nd i i oil are nereny 1 t ( 1 1 ?i t ei mat euii.,11 n,- r.nnna ; .r.t ,.,1 ; ,0 I 'tho 1,th day "f F-',!11;1''. ! i-itiiik Iieim. the? net it ione-r. filed : ........ .. ,.. ..... V. ;, iet!C!oa iii in;s eouri alleging! ; t "eat said Alice J. Murray departed j j ,his at Eit'.leton, Ce dorado, on j admitted to probate in the County c"ru i,r lr'hi,,tr- ('V",,ty ArfnY lTiie s;::tc 01 ( olorpiVi 011 th. 1 lit 1 1 , ,. ;i i-.-.o 1,. cm., autnei.tu aiea op 01 saiu in - ssiumeui v. mi n:e ureuu -eimuiinu j v. iii to lootiie HUM hi iy .;iiu 1 01111 Ity Court, In Probtite. County of Alice J. Murray, left her u:i vi vm: h inu me oniy persons lnreresreu 111 ih.ei estate, her husband, three child- icu anel four trrandf hildrc n. who are un llf,w- of legal age and whose names and places of residence are as follows: J. E. Edward Murray. her husband. We hrly, grandson ; Frank Wedirly. grandson, Dale Wchrly, grandson. Margaret We-hrly. granddaughter and Le roy J. Weh.rly. a son, all resid ing at Littleton, in the State of Colorado; - Henry Clde Wedir ly, Jr.. a son. residing at Seat tle, Washington, and Raymond Elmore Wehrly. a son, residing at Dillon. Colorado and that said decedent died seized in fee simple of the following e'e s.ribed real estate, of the County ef Cass and State of Xebraska, to wit: An undivided erne-half ( ) interest in the northwest quar ter (N'W'4 ) of Section twenty f;even (-7). Township twelve (12), Range eleven (11): That the petitioner is a subsequent purchaser e;f said real estate. That, meiro than two years have row elapsed since the death of said e!.ececlent, Alice J. Murray, and that by reason thereof a regular admin istration of said estate in this state be dispensed with as provided by law, and that said real estate be as signed, tree from all debts of said decedent to the legatees named in said will, if admitted te probate in this state. The Petitioner" Prays"! That all persons interested in saiel e-state may be duly notified three weeks prior lo the date of hearim.: as required by law and as to this court may rcem proper to show eause if any there be, why said instrument may ni;t be admitted anel allowed as the last will and testament of said ele ccascel and that such oilier and fur ther order and proceedings may be had in the premises as may be re quired by the statutes in such cases made and provitled. You are further notified that said matter has been set deiwn for hear ing on the 2Gth day of March. 1!:17, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the County Ct urt room in Plattsmouth, Cass county, Xebraska, and all objections thereto must be lileel 0:1 or before said day and hour of hearing. Witness mv hniul tbis 27l.h (lav of February, l'Jil. ...... - - -- -- is lier soie and only iieirs at !av:.in an(1 12 Bock C2; Lot 12 clock (Seal) ml-3v 11. DL'XDL'KY, County Judge. NOTICE OF TAX FORECLOSURE In the District Court of Cass Comity, Nebraska City of Plattsmouth, Ne braska, a Municipal Cor poration, Plaintiff J- NOTICE vs. Fannie R. Dickson, Widow, et al, Defendants. To the Defendants: Fannie II. Dickson, widow; Henry A. Lamphear and wife, Edith L. Lamphear; Howard Kennel and wife, Kennel, first and real name unknown; Margaret Shoemann and hufbanel, Shoemann, first and real name unknown; Elizabeth Mumm and husband, Mumm, first and real name unknown; Mar garet Inhelder and husband, Inhelder, first and real name un known; Oliver J. Gilmore antl wife, (Jilmore. first and real name unknown; Elizabeth Smith and hus band, Smith, first and real name unknown; Flora Farrar and husband, Farrar, first and real name unknown; Helen Hirz and husband, Hirz. first and real name unknown: Can Willoughby and wife, Willoughby, first and real name unknown; Mrs. Peterson, first and real name unknown, and husband, Peterson, first and re-al name unknown; John Warga land wife, Warga, first, and real name unknown; all persons in terested in the estate of Anna Krae ger, deceased, real names unknown; all persons interested in the estate of George J. Meisinger, deceased, real names unknown; all persons inter ested in the estate of .Maggie Hirz, dee eased, real names unknown; all persons interested in the estate of Helen Willoitghfcy. deceased, real names unknown; George O. Dovey anel wife, Hallie P. Dovey; Edward Grosvenor Dovey and wife, Dovey, first and rct.1 name unknown; lone Dovey, single: Helen Goehner and husband, William Goehner; Helen Jane West, single, heir by rep resentation of Florence West, de ceased, sole heirs at law of Horatio X'. Dovey, deceased; the creditors and all other persons interested in the estate of Horatio X. Dovey, de ceased, real names unknown; George E. Dovey and wife, Dorothy Dovey; Charles L. Dovey and wife, Alice Dovey; Ella M. Falter and husband, George 11. Falter; Alice E. Hazzard, widow; Petty Palmer, single; Jane Palmer Cannady and husband, ; Cannady. first and real name un- I l-nnwn . hpirs liv rpnrpscntatinn of Ethel Dovey Palmer, deceased; Edith Dovey Harding anel husband, Floyd Harding, all sole heirs of George E. Dovey, deceased; the creditors and ii' uci.t. jJT.i.ii.j Lim 1 v-imu ill i lit eo tate of George E. Dovey, deceased; ? u r ,.,.r.,.r. 1,.,..; i;.,- "u " f1''" any interest in, right or title to, or lien upon, the following described real estate, to-wit: The Xorth S6 feet of Lots 1 and 2 and Lots 3, 4 and 5, Block 57: Lot 9 and a part of Lot 10, Iilock 57; Lot 73 in the SWU of the SWU of Sec. 18, Twp. 12, R. 14, Cass county. Nebraska: Lots 11 and 12. Rlock 43; Lot 7. Block SG; Lot s. Block SG; Lot S, Block 50; Lots 2 anel 3. Block 1, Stiles Addition; Lots 7 and S. Block 12, Thompson's Ad , (3ition: L()t 1 BIock 4 S, -Young & Hays Addition: Lot 3. Block 21; the South 50 feet of the North 73 14 feet of Lot 7. Block 35; the north 140 feet of Lot 11 in the Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Sec. 19, Twp. 12, R. 14, Cass county, Xebraska: Lot 3, Block 50; Lots 10, 1 in. i()fa 1 , 3 and 4, Block 16, Duke's Addition: Lots 5 and 6, Block IS. Duke's Addition; the South half or Lots 7, S and 9. Block 89; Lot 10, Block 4, all in the City of Platts mouth, Xebraska, real names un known, Defendants: You and each of you are hereby notified that on the 9th day of Janu ery, 1937, the City of Plattsmouth, Xebraska, a Municipal Corporation, plaintiff herein, filed its petition in the District Court of Cass County, Xebraska, against you- and each of you, which cause appears in Docket S, page 10S (Xo. 94S0) of the Rec ords of the Clerk of the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska, the objec t and prayer of which petition is in accordance with resolutions adopted and passed by the City Coun cil of said City of Plattsmouth, Ne braska, and which is for the foreclo sure of the separate tax liens on each and all of the following described real estate, to-wit: The Xorth SG feet of Lots 1 and 2, and Lots ?,, 4 and 5. Block 57; Lot 9 and a part of Lot 10. Block 57; Lot 73 in the SWU of the SWU of Sec. IS, Twp. 12, R. 14. Cass coun ty, Nebraska; Lots 11 and 12, Block 13; Lot 7, Iilock SG; Lot S, Block 8 G ; Lot S, Block 50; .Lots 2 and 3. Block 1. Stiles Addition: Lots 7 and S, Block 12. Thompson's Addition; Lot 1. Block IS. Young & Hays Ad dition; Lot 3, Block 21; the South 5' feet of the Xorth 73 feet of Lot 7. Block 35: the Xorth 140 feet of Lot 11 in the Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Sec. 19, 12. R. 14. Cass county. Xebras ka; Lot 3. Block 50; Lots 10. 11 and 12. Block 02: Lot 12, Block 4W;.ots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Block 16, Duke's Ad dition; Lots 5 and 6, Block 18, Dukes Addition; the South half of Lets 7, S and 9, Block S9; Lot 10, Block 4. all in the City of Platts mouth, Nebraska. That all of the real estate above described was subject to taxation for State. County. City. School Dis trict and Municipal purposes for the several years set out in the petition of plaintiff and the Exhibits thereto attached aud by reference made a part thereof; and that unless said fixes are paid by you, or any one of you, on said real estate, respectively, a decree will be entered in this court foreclosing and barring you and each cf you of any anel all claims upon, interest in, right or title to, or lien upon or equity of redemption in and to all of said real estate described herein; that the same, or so much thereof, as may be necessary, to satisfy plaintiff's lien, together with interest and costs, shall be sold in accordance with law, and for such other anel further relief in the prem ises as may seem just and equitable to the court. You and each of you are hereby notified that you are required te an swer saiel petition on or before Mon day, the 29th day of March. 1937, and failing to do so, your default will be entered and judgment taken as prayed for in plaintiff's petition. CITY OF FLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA, a Municipal Corporation, Plaintiff. J. A. CAPWELL, Plaintiff's Attorney. fll-4v NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Cass coun ty, Nebraska. To the creditors of the estate of David E. Sheesley, deceased. X'o. ') 1 Q Take notice that the time limited for the filing and presentation of claifs against said estate is June 2S, 1937; that a hearing will be had at the County Court room in Platts mouth em July 2. 1937, at 10 o'clock a. in., for the purpose of examining, hearing, allowing and adjusting all claims r objections duly filed. Dated February 23, 1937. A. II. DUXI5URY, (Seal) ml-3w County Judge. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Cass coun ty, Nebraska. To the creditors of the estate of Mary Henrich, deceased. Xo. 3240: Take notice that the time limited for the filing and presentation of claims against said estate is June 2 ID37; that a hearing will be had at the County Court room in i lattsmouth on July 2. 1937, at lo o'clock a. in., for the purpose of ex amining, hearing, allowing and ad justing all claims or objections dulv filed. Dated February 27, 1937. A. II. DUXDFRY. (Seal) ml-Sw County Judge. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEM EXT In the County Court of Cass Coun ty, Nebraska. To all persons interested in the estate of Daniel P. Wilson, deceased. Xo. 3220: Take notice that the Administra tor of said estate has filed his final report and a petition for examina tion and allowance of his adminis tration accounts, determination of heirship, assignment of residue of said estate and for his discharge: that said petition and report will be heard before said Court on March 20. 1937, at lo o'clock a. 111. Dated February 27, 193 7. A. II. DUXBURY. (Peal) nl-3w County Judge. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEM EXT " 7 the County Court of Cass coun ty, Nebraska. To all persons interested in the estate of Mildred N. Morgan, de ceased. X'o. 3176: Take notice that the Administrat or of said estate has filed his final report and a petition for examina tion anel allowance of his adminis tration accounts, determination of heirship, assignment of residue of said estate and for his discharge: that said petition and report will be heard before said Court on March 19. 1937, at 10 o'clock a. m. Dated February 15, 1937. A. II. DUXBURY. (Seal) f22-3v County Judge. XOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEXT In the County Court of Cass coun ty, Nebraska. To all persons interested in tin; estate of Conrad F. Vallery. deceas ed. Xo. S096: Take notice that the Executor of said estate has fi led his linel report and a petition for examination and allowance of his administration ae counts, determination of heirship, assignment of residue of said estate and for his discharge; that said pe tition and report will be heard be fore said Court on March 19, 1937, at 10 o'clock a. m. Dated February 19. 1937. A. II. DUXBURY. (Seal) f22-3w County Judge-. XOTICE OF ADMIXISTRATIOX ? the Comity Court of Cass coun ty, Nebraska. To all persons interested in the estate of Ivan L. Fuller, deceased. Xo. 3242: Take notice that a petition h;:s been filed praying for administration of said estate and appointment of Helen E. Fuller as Administratrix: that said petition has been set for hearing before said Court on tho 12th day of March, 1937, at 10 o'clock a. m. Dated February 9, 193 7. A. II. DUXBURY, (Seal) f!3-3w County Judge. XOTICE OF FIXAL SETTLEMENT In the County Cortrt of Cass cortn ty, Nebraska. To all persons interested in the estate of Adolpli Giese, deceased. No. 3140: Take notice that the Administra tor of said estate has filed his final report and a petition for examina tion and allowance of his adminis tration accounts, determination of heirship, assignment of residue of said estate anel for his discharge: that said petition and report will be heard before said Court on March 12, 193 7, at 10 o'clock a. m. Dated February 10, 1937. A. II. DUXBURY. (Seal) fl5-3w County Judge. V I