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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE SIX Thursday, July 29, 1843 SKys tRe Limit Cass County Extension Notes Ilpssian Fly I'oinilaiions Light From a total of 20 counties thus far surveyed, including Cass county, little evidence of Hessian Fly was detected. Evi dence, of Hessian Fly in Pawnee wheat is practically non-existent. The most of th? wheat seed ed in this area is' the Pawnee variety. Very likclv Fly Free dates will be early this fall as they were in 1947. Seed Treatment Not Effective Against Corn Smut Smut is again appearing in sweet corn and in the field corn throughout the siste. This year it is forming on the leaves as well a on thr czr of the corn plant. Dr. Ardon Sherf. Exten sion Service Plant Pathologist, has" been receiving many inquir ies recarding the control cf smut' by seed treatment. According to Dr. Sherf. seed treatment will in no way ccn t'Td corn smut. The reason, says Sherf, is that the seeds are not contaminated by the smut but rather infection occurs from spores of th? smut which are wind blown. The smut is blown from field to field. The smut winters in old corn stalks and in the soring and summer reinfests the new crop. Because of its known life cycle, the smut can be reduced by simply rotating the corn so that corn does not follow corn in the same location from one year to the next. 4 II Club Camp 4-H Club Members would you Kke to have fun at the 4-H club camp this year? Don't forget to let the Extension Office know by July 28th if ycu are planning to attend this ci:rnp. There will be handicraft for all, swimming, singing, games, fun night, good food and tirn? for relaxation and get aco uainted with other 4-H club members. 4-H club members, there is just one month left until the County Far. Jellies, Jams and Preserves This is the season to make C?e mm if rtarW ttM3 those jellies and jams that will taste so good next winter on pancakes and waffles. U. S. A. Bulletin 1C00, Homemade jellies, jams and preserves' is available at your local Extension Office. D. Eula Wintermote, Home Extension Agent. Clarence Schmadeke, County Agricultural Agt. Realty Transfers John O'Donnell & Marie Wm. B. Meints & Rachel, 17-1C-43, L. 1 to 4 Bl Stadelman's $2,000. Edith E. Purviance Chas. H. Bocdeker & Wf, 17-16-43. NWU S. L. 1 of 8 NWU NEU 3G-11-13, $12,100. Alfred Anderson & Alma Harriet Wunderlich, 7-15-48. S2 Sec. 7 NEU NWU & NWU NEU 18-10-13, $60,000. Sidney Smith Joseph Hosch ar & Wife. 7-14-43, N'i NWU 3-10-14, $4,000. John L. Jones & Norma J. H. Hcisineer ft al. 6-8-48, L.22 SWU SWU 13-12-10, $150. John Waracka J. F. Hockel & wf., 6-26 43, L. 729 Louis', $2,000. Wm. Leroy Cook & Wife Wm. L. Cook & wf.. 7-16-48. N'i NEU 5-10-10 E's SEU 32-11-10, $1.00. George T. Trooo & Mary E. J. Richey, 7-13-43 f 60L. 2 & 3B. 1Y Sc H Add PI., $10,000.00. A. W. Barkhurst & Geneva A. M. Crozier, 7-17-43. NWU NWU & NU SWU NW1-4 and SW1-4 NE1-4 SE1-4 NW1-4, 36-11-11, $100. George Saxon & Viola Earl Wolfe & Hazel, 7-19-48 L. 14 & 15B. 6 Lynn's Add Union. $400.00. William Ructer & Minnie T. R. Eng-les and Janet, 5-15-43, N. 100' L. 13 Elmwood. $200.00. H. J. Amgwert & Esther W. W. Wilken. 3-19-48. L. 7 to 12 B. 41st Add Murd.. $700.00. Leland Bnggs et al Perry Graves, 1-16-48, L. 1, 2, 3, B. Ill Platts., $750.00. " j yj&,W. Soaring high into the air is Uppowoc, the Medicine Man, during an , Indian war dance on Roanoke Island, N. C. The dance is part oC ; the pageant, "The Lost Colony," presented annually cn the island, j Harry Coble dances the part of Uppowoc. i g mi mm m fl 1 1 H li ill3 X' new and I imp roved New Timken Silent Auto matic Wall-Flame Oil Earners set new records for fuel economy because they are basically different . . . basically better. Wall-Flame blankets the heating plant walls . . . gives faster heat without annoying blow torch roar. A good oil burner will last you a life time. Buy Timken and you buy the best. See us today for free installation sutvey and estimate. Plattsmouth Sheet Metal Works . 24-Hr. Burner Servlre Phone Nights 3128 Mynard Community Club Picnic Dinner The Mynard Community Club is preparing the plans for the annual picnic of this live-wire organization that will be held at the Mynard community building on Tuesday, August 3rd. This is one of the events in the calendar year that all of the res idents of this part of Cass coun ty await With anticipation in rec ollection of the many fine meals that the ladies have served in the past to the residents of the coun ty. The picnic is one that draws a very large number from Platts mouth out to the community club. It is decided to hold the dinner at the Community build ing instead of the grave as it is much more convenient and bet ter in case of bad weather. Air Force Employes Look for Moving The residents of the city whose activities are interwoven with that of the 10th air force, sta tioned at Fort Crook, have been greatly interested in the state- is 1 ments that the 10th was to be j stationed at Indianapolis in the Welfare Agency To Sponsor Meet The Cass County Public Wel fare Agency is sponsoring an all day meeting to be held in the basement auditorium of the Ag riculture building in Weeping Water on August 11th. Repre sentatives from all W men's or ganizations in the county have been nivited to attend. The pur pose of the meeting is to bring to the public an interpretation of the needs of children and the services available or still need ed to meet these needs. It is believed that many people are unaware of the activities of the Department of Child Welfare, set up by law for the protection of children and which reaches into every county in the state. The speakers are to be Stanley Good, State Child Welfare con sultant; Mrs. Effie J. Mouden, superintendent of the State Home for Chlidren in Lincoln and Ar dyth Hall, director of Public Welfare in Cass county. Recovering From Pneumonia Attack The old friends in this city of , the Edward Ackerman family will be pleas'ed to learn that Miss j Violet Ackerman, the daughter,, is now recovering from a very severe case of pneumonia at the family home at Wymore. Miss Ackerman was taken sick seven weeks ago and since that time has been in very serious condi tion but is now definitely on the highway to improvement. She has been cared for by her mother, Mrs'. Mollie Ackerman. 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The other queen is the prize cow, "Elmwood Admiral Jeul." 1 Knioys Visit With California Relatives Mrs. Nellie Spangler, who has been spending the pas't two months at Glendale, California, at the homo of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Spangler, had the pleasure of welcoming her new granddaughter. READ THE JOURNAL THE LATEST IN NEWS. FOR Get Them While We Have Them! BOYS DENIM JEANS For School Sizes 1 to 16 $.98 SOENNICHSEN'S as district court bailiff. their families have made their Rasmussen, of Weeping Water, home in Plattsmouth for the past several months and all are ex pecting to receive notices in a short time to move to the new station, that means that the fam ilies will follow them to -the Indiana city to make their home. City Council Talks Over Police Operation Costs (continued from page 1) mower to cut the weeds on the city owned property and along the walks and streets. A number of the residents in the proposed paving district No. 93, was present at the meeting in nffpv nl-iipM inn tr thf nrnnn- Mrs. Rasmussen's long illness ed districtf stating to the council iids niciue ii. uiipiaciiccti lor nris th t i.pv thr 111 Appoints New Bailiff in District Court District Judge Thomas E. Dun bar, while in the city Tuesday, states that he had reluctantly accepted the resignation of Chris to serve longer as an officer of the court. George Tartsch. of this city, who has been serving as bailiff will now accept the ap pointment by Judge Dunbar, ac cording to C a check 01 the signatures showed that an equal number of the residents had been for and against the proposed paving. Thcj matter was left for the opinion of City Attorney Harold Lebcns T J 1 , ! of the district court. nA u give an opinion later to the coun cil. Harry Kruger, a resident of the district appeared later in the meeting to urge the placing of -a sewer extension on Locust street before any paving be laid to save future cost to the tax payers in putting in the sewer later. POLICE COURT NOTES In police court Wednesday be fore Judge C. L. Graves was heard the complaint against Roy Crawford, charging him with in toxication on July 27th. the de fendant being arrested by Sher iff Tom Solomon. He made a plea of guilty to the charge and was given a fine of $10 and costs that was paid and he was re leased. Jay Arpp, giving his residence as Missouri vaiiey, Iowa, was The council voted the sum of 1 1 $(i00 from the amusement fund' for the aid of the high school band. The report of Engineer Mc-1 f..:ui : 1 on a charge of intoxication. He that there wa. dtu? hr conctract made a plea of guilty to the.1" ewcr district No J un charge and was given a fine of Winterstem hill the sum of $2.-! $10 and costs. The defendant 6 15 50- and in distript No- B he failed to pav the fine and wa?!sum of $2,429.f50. The payment, M committed to the city jail to work on the streets. Mr. and Mrs. Bob White and son Bud departed by auto Wed nesday for Backus, Minn, to en joy a fishing trip and an outing in a cottage by the lakes. They als'o will drive up to Proctor, Minn, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Art WTtite and family before return ing home. of the amounts was authorized by the council. Use Journal Want AtU of a THOMAS WALLING CO. Abstracts of Title "Title Insurance" Plattsmouth, Nebraska Father of Captain Hendry Ouite 111 Captain Robert Hendry, this city, has been at Omaha preat deal of the time the last few days with his father, a res ident of Leieh. Nebraska, who is verv critically ill at this time. The father has not been well for some time and has in the last week been growing much weaker md requiring constant hospital ization. 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