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u f HE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE FOUR Thursday, September 15, 1949 V) W. F. Evers to Attend Grand Encampment Mr. and Mrs. William F. Evers departed this (Thursday) after noon for San Francisco, Calif., ' ' where Mr. Evers will attend the - grand Encampment of the Unit- ed States of the Knights Tcm " plar. Mr. Evers, deputy grand com mander of the Knights Templar of Nebraska will represent the state at the meeting, a very high honor for the Plattsmouth Masonic leader. The grand encampment is held every three years and the San Francisco meeting will give him the opportunity of partic ipating in this important gath ering of the Templars, as there -- will be no meeting until three years hence. Mr. Evers will serve as the grand commander in 1950 and no encampent will be held during his term of office. Mr. Evers has also been no tified of his appointment as aide to the commander of the Fifth division of the parade. The Templar parade is a very colorful feature of the encamp ment and participated in by - many of the comniaderies of the nation. Sporer Family Has Loss of New Baby Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sporer of near Murray are mourning the death of their babe, Judy, born on Tuesday, September 13th at the St. Joseph hospital at Omaha. The little one died at birth and brought to the par- I ents and little sisters a very deep regret. There is surviving the parents and four sisters, Betty, Wini fred, Charleen and Lucy Marie. The body was brought here to the Caldwell funeral home and from where funeral services will be held on Friday afternoon with burial at the Oak Hill cemetery. c na e era aft CCoimg QCorn Coronation el 194' a iff 5 Returns from Funeral Service Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Niel returned Tuesday evening from Denver, Colo., where they were called late last week by the death of Mrs. Ernest Reher, a rousin of Mrs. NTiel and a form i r resident of riattsmouth. The deceased mad? her home here for a number of years but in the late years has resided in the west. Stadium Has New Seats Now Ready The new stadium at Athletic park will have their seats all in readiness for the opening foot ball game on Friday with Au burn. The wooden covering for the concrete bleachers are here and will be in place. The last section of the seats has been poured and will be ready for use for the game. The board of education is al so arranging for the building of temporary wooden steps at the northeast side of Athletic park to accomodate the patrons until they can be replaced by more permanent steps. Cora Lee Hitt Plattsmouth MEYERS DEEP WELL AUTOMATIC WATER SYSTEMS Start Series of Masonic Schools Wednesday Raymond C. Cook, grand custodian of the grand lodge of Nebraska, A. F. & A. M., departed for Cambridge, Nebras ka, where he held the opening of the fall series of schools of instruction for the officers of the Masonic order. The schools will be continued now until after the holiday sea son and will keep Mr. Cook quite busy in visiting the lodges over the state. Wit:na Kuiii liolka Greenwood :-y f V jifc ;' w w 5? 4 Donna Wagner Plattsmouth Betty Jacobson Weeping Water c k jn ' - - VAC ?V X 4 ' i h Ruth Sehroeder Louisville 31arilyn Akeson Avoca t, " Eileen Kupke Murdock Edna Jean Wetenkamp Plattsmouth J ym&ft? V ,.ar n.Vi 4 'S Geraldine Attebery Union DeNie Cundall Murray Margaret Ann Knabe Nehawka Delores Ann Scattergood Eagle Mrs. Mark lies Is Brought Back Home Mrs. Mark lies who was se verely injured in a fall at the family home on Lincoln ave- nilP raiKlnor tVlP fl-lf hipn nf I right arm, was brought home Wednesday from the hospital at Omaha. Owing to her condition Mrs. lies was taken to the Hillcrest Home west? of this city to be caredior until her arm is heal ed sufficiently to permit her usual activities. (Self Oiling) No well is too deep for the famous Meyers Wa ter Systems. 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