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MONDAY FEBRUARY 12, 1945 THE JOURNAL. PLATTS MOUTH, NEBRASKA J. Howard Davis, Attorney NOTICE OF SUIT TO QUIET TITLE In The District Court of Cass County, Nebraska. Hupo Meisinper, and Dora W. Meisingrer, husband and wife, Plaintiffs, vs. Isaac N. Jack, et al., Defendants. To the defendant?: Isaac X. Jack; Mrs. Isaac N. Jack, first real name unknown; Thomas J. Jack; Mrs. Thomas J. Jack, first real name unknown; Emerson H. Eaton; Sarah M. Eaton his wife; the heirs, devisees, legatees, per scrral representative? and all other persons interested in the estates of Isaac X. Jack, Mrs. Isaac X. Jack, first real name unknown; Tht mas J. Jack, Mrs. Thomas J. Jack, first real name unknown; Emerson II. Faton; and Sarah M. Eaton his wife, real names un known; and all persons having: or claiming any rigrht or interest in or to the Southeast Quarter (SEU) of Section Xineteen (19) and the Southwest Quarter (SWU) of Section Twenty (20), all in Township Twelve (12), North. Ranpre Thirteen (13), East cf the Sixth P. M., Cass County, Nebraska; real names un known. You and each of you are here by notified that Hupo Meisinger and Dora W. Meisinjrer, filed a petition and commenced an act ion in the above court on the 8th day of February 1945. aprainsl: each of you; the object and pray er of which is to obtain a decree of court quieting: the title to the Southeast Quarter (SEU) of Section Nineteen (19) and the Southwest Quarter (SW4) of Section Twenty (20), all in Section Twenty (20). all in Town-hip Twelve (12), North Ran -re Thirteen (13). East of the Sixth P. M.. Ca-s County, Ne braska, and for equitable relief. You are required to answer said petition on or before Monday. March 12. 1045 .or the decree will be entered quieting: title in plaintiffs accordir.fr to the pray er of said petition. Date d this 8th day of February, 1945. Hue " Meisineer and Dora W. Meisinjrer. l.u-'band and wife. Plaintiffs. 2S:2-11 3-5 A. L. Tidd, Attorney REFEREE'S SALE In the District Court of Cass County, Xebraska. Elizabeth Frances Box, plain tiff vs. Walter G. Box, et al., defendants. Xotice is hereby given that un der and by virtue of a decree of the District Court of Cass Coun ty, Xebraska, entered in the above entitled cause on the 1st day of February, 1945, and an order of sale entered by said Court on the same day the sole Referee will on the 17th day of March, 1945, at two o'clock P. M., at the South front door of the Court House in Plattsnwuth, Cass County, Xe braska, sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash, that 5 15'r on the day of .-als and the balance when said sale shall be confirmed by the court, sub ject to the leases thereon, pur chaser to receive landlords share of the rent, the following describ ed real estate, to-wit: The Southwest Quarter (SW J4 ) of Section seven ( 7), Township ten (10), north Ranee eleven (11), Easrt of the 6 P. M., and the East half (E1) of the Southeast quar ter of Section twelve (12), township ten (10), north Range (10) East of the 6 P. M., all in Cass County, Xebraska. Said sale will be held cpen one hour. Dated this 10th day of Febru ary, 1945. D. O. Dwyer Referee MURBOGK I By Journal rxeld Kcpreacntatry sons-in-law, both service men. CpL A. Queam, who is located at Sidney, Neb., was heTe for Sunday only, while Henry Paap has been spending a more extended luriougn with, nis to the Murray Study club on Thurs-j Charlene lived in Murray and com- j ?!- 4"l-Ir,I'IaIII''I'I"IMI"I"I dnv afternoon. Februarv 15 with. Dieted her first nine vears of school U-fr iir & tvtt1 a no "H Mrs. James Comstock and Mrs. Del- there. Her brother, Charles, won an j TV bert Todd, assistant hostessesi 'honorable mention award in the iT Mrs. John Gleason has not been .third annual Science talent search WORK jwife. He left for California Satur- well for the past several days, but last year, being one of the six win- SPRAY PAINTING: Farm build- Mr. Ed Craig, the barber, fell on esent j the ice Sunday and suffered a broken; yir and jjrs jameg Wills a few day, where he will be stationed at 'all are hoping she will soon be ableers in Nebraska. There were four to be out again. Mrs. Will Sevbolt and Mrs. Chas. wrist It will be some two weeks be-i(jays ago received a letter from their j Carroll were hostesses to the Aid ESTIMATE OF EXPENSE Cess County, Nebraska, 1S45 I. Geo. R. Sayles, County Clerk of Cass County, Nebraska, do hereby certify that the County Board of Commissioners of Cass County, Nebraska, at the Regular Session of said Eoard on the 9th. day of January. 1945, made the following Estimate of Expense for the year 1945 as providt-d by Section 26-108. 1939 Supplement to the 1929 Compiled Statutes of Nebraska. Fci the Mothers Pension Fund of Ca.s County, Nebraska, $2,000.00. WITNESS my hand and the seal of my office at Platkroouth, Cass County, Nebraska, this 9th. day of February, 1945. GEO. R. SAYLES County Clerk Cass County, Nebraska 30:2-1226 SUBSCRIBE TO THE JOURNAL! BABY BOOK YOUR ORDERS NOW TO SAVE MONEY AND AVOID DE LAY. SPECIAL DISCOUNT IN EFFECT. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF FEEDS, BROODERS, FEEDERS, WATERERS, REMEDIES, BROOD ER HOUSES, LAYING HOUSES. w nil THE ONE STOP FEED STORE. Plattsmouth Nebraska Next to Sales Pavilion Phone 19 fore he will be able to look after his S0T1) James, written somewhere on work in the shop. jthe Atlantic ocean. Evidently he has Bob Rase was taken to the Bryan landed on some foreign shores. Memorial hospital last week for the j Tony King and son were in town removal of his appendix, and it is Thursday loading and delivering expected he will be home in a few coai for the farmers elevator. days. j At the annual meeting of the Mrs. Frank E. Bruce who has Farmers Elevator Tuesday, Louie been visiting in California for a Wendt was elected one of the direc- few weeks returned home Friday. 'torn Markus Stock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Stock, and hig cousin, Silas Schlophof, son of Mr. and Mrs. laniel Schlophof, were called tot Leavenworth last week for physical i examinations for the army Mr. and Mrs. J. Plattsmouth visitors week. Miss Margaret Mills, who li. Buck were one day last Society Wednesday, with the Mis sionary Society as guests. The lead- in the state wno mention this vear. won honorable Mr. and Mrs. Dale "Long and dau ghter, Diana Dale were in Union ed, Mrs. Overholser presented a very .Sunday for a visit with Mrs. Long's worth while lesson. brother, Darrell Gruber who is Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Spangler were: home in furlough after being away entertaining Sunday honoring the i 18 months m the Merchant Marines, birthday anniversary of their son, ' and seeing many interesting places, Everett, who with Mrs. Spangler, ; including Africa and India. One of ings a specialty. Modern painting equipment. Let Hartridge sell you paint and do your painting. Hart ridge Spray Painting Co., 1712 Charles St., Omaha. 2-12 l-12mtw WANTED TO BUY 13 en- I m III KVLJCSV JC 1 1 By Jcwul Field KcprumilMBf ) Charles and Charlene drove down from Omaha for the occasion. Others present to enjoy the dinner and visit the most exciting incidents he relates is the sinking of a ship on which he was an engineer. The crew were WANTED TO BUY: Red clover, alfalfa and prairie hay. Must be baled. Jchn McCarthy, Phone 5011, Nebraska City, 12-2sw were Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Cole of .picked up by plane, altho he lost Brule and Mrs. Margaret Todd. all of his possessions. He u!l report Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hansen andjback to Baltimore on the 25th, but song of Bellevue were calling on aifrom there it is not disclosed where number of their former neighbors , his next trip will be. and friends here Saturday afternoon. No little excitement was created Mrs. Sitzman has returned to the ; gaged in the office of the Mead Ord-ihome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. jinance plant, spent the week end j Eastridge, where she will reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James while her husband is overseas. F. Mills, who live northwest nf Mht- The irril buddutn lanuly are YD SALE FOR SALE: Sweet clover, white $9.60; yellow 9.00. Alfalfa seed $29.00 per bushel. U. S. hybrid corn, state certified. So. 50 flats, S4.00 per bushel, round. John Mc Carthy, Nebraska City, Neb. 12-8sw;ltd A number of relatives arrived at the Fred Hild home Thursday to " 1 assist Mrs. Hild in celebrating her! FOR SALE: Boone and Otoe oata birthday, all bringing well filled baskets of delicious food, and en joying the dinner together. The lovely birthday cake was baked by here Sunday morning when hearing the News of the World over KOIL, in the Philippines broadcast the an nouncement was made that Lt. Col. John Gilmore of Santa Monica, in a reconnaissance flight with a warmer daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hy. Hild. correspondent, had flown over Man- Those present to help in the cele ila. It was especially g-ood news to juration were her niece, Miss Helen a Murdock visitor Wednesday, and acreage in the south part of Platts- j John's parent?, Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Hunter and little niece of Platts- while here had some work done on mouth where they will make their j Gilmore. as it was such recent news I mouth, her sister and husband, Mr. i H II T Tf T"l 1 sxenmue vr . n. mis ! dock ! D. O. moving to Dwyer of Plattsmouth was week, they their 'new home this having purchased an No obnoxious weed seed. Stiff straw, good for combining. Price $1.00 per bushel. H. E. Warden, Union, Nebr. 2-1 2-1 5w County Assessors I his car at the Rase Garage. j Mr. and Mrs. AHn Neitzel had as their guests Sunday two of their Guy L. Clements, Attorney Elmwoo-L Nebraska NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In The County Court of Cass County, Nebraska. To all persons interested in the estate of Anna Kupke, de ceased. No. 3789: Take notice that the Executor of said estate has filed his final report and a petition for examin ation and allowance of his admin istration accounts, determination of heirship, assignment of residue of said estate and for his dis charge; that said petition and re port will be heard before said Court on March 9th, 1945, at ten o'clock a. m. Dated February 8th, 1945. PAUL E. FAUQUET (Seal) County Judsre 31:2-1226 Walter H. Smith, Attorney NOTICE OF PROBATE In The County Court of Cass County, Nebraska. To all persons interested in the e-tate of Charles J. Yorndran, deceased. No. 3825: Take notice that a petition has been filed for the probate of an instrument purporting to he the Lat Will and Testament of said deceased, and for the appoint ment of John J. Cloidt, Sr. a? Executor thereof; that said peti tion has been set for hearing be fore said Court on the 23rd dav of February 1945 at 10 A. M. Dated this 29th day of Janu arv, 1945. PAUL E. FAUQUET (SEAL) County Judge Cass County, Nebraska 1-29,2-5-12 J. Howard Davis, Attorney NOTICE OF SUIT TO QUIET TITLE In The District Court of Cass County, Nebraska. Guy Long, and Beatrice J. Long, husband and wife, Plain tiffs vs. Emerson II. Eaton, et al., Defendants. To the defendants: Emerson H. Eaton; Mrs. Emerson H. Eaton, fiist real name unknown; P. T. Moss, first real name unknown; Mrs. P. T. Moss, first real name unknown; Mrs. William R. Mar lay, first real name unknown; John T. Bottom; Mrs.'. Jchn T. Bottom, first real name unknown; Thomas Davis; Mrs. Thomas Dav is, first real name unknown; Fred G cider and Charlotte Gorder, his wife; William L. Browne, trustee; the ijuccessors and assigns of William L. Browne, trustee, real names unknown; Plattsmouth Ferry Company; the successors and ascignsj of Plattsmouth Ferry Company, real names unknown; the heirs, devisees, legatees, per sonal representatives and all other persons interested in the estates of Emerson II. Eaton, Mrs. Em erson H. Eaton, first real name unknown; P. T. Moss, first real name unknown; Mrs. P. T. Moss, first real name unknown; Mrs. William R. Marlay, first real name unknown; John T. Bottom; Mrs. John T. Bottom, first real name unknown; Thomas ' Davis; Mrs). Thomas Davis, first real name unknown; Fred Gorder and Charlotte Gorder, each deceased, real names unknown ; and all persons having or claiming any interest in or to lots one (1) and two (2), block fifty-eight (5S), City of Plattsmouth, Cass Coun ty, Nebraska, real names un known. You and each of you are here by notified that Guy Long, and Beatrice J. Long, filed a petition and commenced an action in the above court on the 7th day of February, 1945, against each of you ; the object and prayer of which is to obtain a decree of court quieting the title of lots one (1) and two (2), block fifty eight (58), City of Plattsmouth, Ca?s County, Nebraska, and for equitable relief. You are required to answer said petition on or before Mon day, March 12, 1945, or the de cree will be entered quieting title in plaintiffs according to the prayer of said petition. Dated this 8th day of Tebruary, 1945. Guy Long and Beatrice J. Long, husband and wife, Plaintiffs. 29:2-ll;3-5 Walter H. Smith, Attorney NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Cass County, Nebraska. To the creditors of the estate of Glenn Albin, deceased. No. 3818: Take notice t-.r.' the time limit ed for the filing at.. . relation of claims against said v. is May 28th, 1945; that a hearing will be had at the County Court room in Plattsmouth on June 1st, 1945 at ten o'clock a. m. for the purpose of examining, hearing, allowing and adjusting all claims or objections duly filed. Dated Januarv 22nd. 1945. PAUL E, FAUQUET (Seal) County Judge l-29;2-5-12 jhome. I from John, whose home is now at! and Mrs. F. A. Hansen of Nehawka j Mrs. Velma Rae was hostess to the j Santa Monica, California where Mrs. ja:ni the son, Henry Hild and family,! i ladies Pinochle club Thursday even ing. Mrs. Clara Frans won first prize in the playing. Mrs. Margaret Brendel was called to Rising City by the illness of her sister, Mrs. Mary Bates. Mrs. Bren- jdel left for Rising City Friday ttnorn- Gilmore yet resides during the ab-Mr- and Mrs. Hild. Others of the;g PCFGL3TV sence of her husband. relatives had planned to be with! viwij Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lancaster were! them but were kept at home by the visiting their daughter, Mrs. Mal-;snw storm, vern Read, Sunday and found Mr3. j T-i.i 1 - . ' r j. ! rieaa convalescing very satisiactoruy since her hospitalization. Mrs. Lan- Beverly Brubacher was in Platts mouth Saturday afternoon to at tend a meeting of Job's Daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sporer were in Omaha Thursday, going to take ! their nephew, Robert Leonard, to j the train he was departing after j a tive caster tells of recent news from her j nephew. Corporal Aubrey Zech, who made his home in this commun ity since he was a young lad, until 'entering the service of Uncle Sam miore than two years ago. Cpl. Zech has been in India and many other places during the time he has been visit of two weeks with his rela- . , . . , this community. Robert'. .... .. . i A , . ... , . . , us at tnis time in tsurma wnere ne spent tne weeK ena wun nis sister,:, , , , . . . , TT ' , A 7 , . , ,has been awarded an Air Medal. He iWhipnie at Bouluer, Colo., where' .. . . , . , . . , ,. . .. j writes that Lady Luck is with him ishe is a student at the University, . . , I, , . , . , . now and he expects to be given a ,T. , . , furl-ougrh in the near future, perhaps Washington. L-uv;- Lu ; pleasing news to the relatives here, j Mrs. Thomas Jenning? was spend ing the week end m Plattsmouth with her daughter, Mi's. Metta Per singer. Mr. 0. A. Dans and Dr. G. H. Gilmore were attending the soil conservation meeting in Weeping Water Wednesday. Betty Meisinger Wins Honors In D. A. R. Contest The forty -firrt annual meeting of the County Assessor's Association of Nebraska, closed their sessions at the Hotel Lincoln on Friday after noon with the election of officers. The officers selected were: President-Joe C. Stolonski, Omaha. Yice-Pre?ident -J. ney. Secretary-W. H. mouth. It was voted to have the 1P46 con vention held at Omaha and alternate between that citv and Lincoln in the H. Foster, Sid Puls, Platis- Mrs. Rachel Faris and Mr. and Mrs. George Rieke and the children were calling on Mrs. Pitman and Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Davis; Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Nellie Long left Saturday j for Plainview for a visit of some j duration with her sister, Mrs. Homer ! Miller and Mr. Miller. Mrs. Miller I not being in the best of health at 'this time. I O. A. Davis was attending the I funeral services for William Kruger :in Nehawka Monday afternoon. ! Mrs. Earl Lanca."ter is in cf a crate of oranges and lemons which were sent from California by jher brother, John Royer, who spent jfome time visiting with her and other relatives here a couple of ; months ago. yuite a large number of young Wins Science Award Charlene Spangler was awarded honorable mention in the fourth an- i . . i . . . . i receipt , 1Uc" science utient searcn last weeK, vaUon Davis, director of Science Clubs of American ,announced on Thursday. Charlene is a member of the sen ior class of Benson high school. Omaha. From the 15.000 high school seniors in the United States partici- men from this locality were sent to Patin in the search, 40 were given Miss Betty Meisinger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Meisirger! of near this city, student of the' Plattsmouth high school, has been ; selected as the district representative , future. in the state D. A. R. good citizenship j The association gave a fine re contest, i cognition of the services of W. H. Her essay, "How May Youth Gu:d-jpuis as the secretary by re-electir.g ance Contribute to the Future Arr.er-i j him by a unanimous vote to the post ca," has been submitted to the state he has filled so well, contest judges. If Miss Meisinger Mr. Puis has been secretary of the wins the contest she will receive an association for the past nine years award of $100 in war bonds. and is now preparing to start in his Senior class members chose three tenth year. In this line of work Mr. girls, Norma Spidell, Mary Evers j puis i? wen known over the state and and Betty Meisinger from the upper, his many years of service in Cass third of the class on the base of Conntv has made him and outtand- ;Ft. Leavenworth last week for phy sical examinations, for the army. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Engelkem- jeier are the parents of a new little ;son, Lyle Leonard, who arrived at the St. Catherine's hospital in Oma ha, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gansemer have as their guest their grandaughter, Julia Pollard, who arrived from Pitts burgh, Pa., where she recently grad uated from high school. From here. 'after her visit, she will proceed to her new home at Los Angeles, where jthe family is now located, they hav ing preceeded her by a few weeks. Harry Massie of Broken Bow came in Wednesday for a short visit with his uncle, Dr. Gilmore and Mrs. Gil- more, ne naa oeen in umana with a shipment of cattle from his ranch in Custer County and took advantage of the opportunity to visit with his father, Mr. Frank Massie at the Clarkson hospital and also with the relatives at this place, before re turning home. Mrs. Alameda Fleming departed for San Bernardino, California to spend the remainder of the crfd weather with friends. She was taken to Omaha to take the train by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Carper. . Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Finney have returned to their farm home hei'e after a few nnonths at Humbolt. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rice have moved onto the farm of Charlie Read which was recently vacated by the Vearl Smith family, and will farm the place this year. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Gilmore weTe in Nehawka Friday where they were present at the meeting f the Ne hawka Woman's club at the home of Mrs. J. J. Pollard. Dr. Giljmore being the guest speaker of the after noon. His topic was The Ghost Towns of Cass County, and also local geology. Mrs. Olm Morris will be hostess awards, and 2G0 received honorable mention. The honorable mention awards will be brought to the atten tion of scholarship-awarding colleges. dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. From these girls the faculty chose Miss Meisinger to be Plattsmouth high school's good citizen. On Saturday, February 3rd, ail; candidates were invited to compete in writing an essay on an unreveal ed subject. Miss Meisinger wrote an essay on the question of "What Are the Obligations of American Citizenship.'' After being formally confirmed as the district winner. Miss Meisinger wrote her essay on the state ques tion, "How May Youth Guidance Contribute to the Future America". It has geen submitted to the con test chairman of the D. A. R. ing figure I Visitors Spend Time in Lincoln Lt. Commander James M. Robert son, with Mrs. Robertson and their daughter, Kathleen, are spending the last few days at Lincoln. They are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphey and family. Mrs. Murphey is a sister of Lt. Command er Robertson. The visitors are returning to Plattsmouth Saturday for a further visit here with Mrs. W. A. Robertson and other relatives. CHAS. t. S AH V ALL SAY St good TAVERN CONTROL Three factors enter into effective beer -and liquor control: First, a good law with strong public approval such as Nebraska's. This law with supplementary regulations and with continued able administration by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commis sion, provides ample power to cope with any alcoholic beverage problem which may arise. Second, a good class of licensed retail ers; approved as they are by local and state licensing authorities who are charged by law with the duty of endorsing only competent, qualified and law-abiding licensees. Third, an intelligent, exacting public; Director of the Brewing Industry 'i self regulation program in Nebras ka: prominent member of state bar: former county attorney, state senator: U. S. District Attorney during prohibition era. citizens who believe in and demand the strict enforcement of law, temperance and moderation in the use of alcoholic bever ages and who frown upon excessive drink ing and unsocial conduct. Cooperating with all three the law, the retailer and the public the Nebraska Committee pledges continuance of its efforts for clean, law-abiding conditions wherever beer is sold. THE PUBLIC-NOT THE BREWING INDUSTRY -CHOOSES NEBRASKA'S BEER RETAILERS NEBRASKA COMMITTEE U. S. BREWERS FOUNDATION CHARLES E. SANOALl, State Director 710 FIRST NATIONAL BlDG., LINCOLN
