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.-J .W vr, - - ' t J. THE PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA, SE19INWEEKLY JOURNAL' r i f Ciwvf PAGE SIX Thursday, March 2. 1950 ' VOSt 01 Oil cfil Funeral of Frank Darrow At Lincoln Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock for Frank T. Darrow, 74, former chief civil engineer for the Burlington railroad, who died Monday at his home at Riverside, Illinois. The funeral services were held In the Ruclge Memorial chapel in Wyuka cemetery. Rev. Theo dore C. Leonard officiated at the services. The burial was at the Wyuka cemetery. Mr. Darrow started working as a draftsman for the old Bur lington and Missouri railroad in Lincoln in July of 1897. He steadily advanced in his work until on Nov. 4, 1908, he was ap- THOMAS WALLING CO. Abstracts of Title "Title Insurance" riattsmouth, Nebraska pointed engineer of mainten ance and way on Burlington lines west of the Missouri river. Then, in February of 1937, he was made chief engineer of Chi. caso. Burlington and Quincy railroad. He was appointed chief engineer of the Burlington lines in July of 1939. This included the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy lines. Colorado and Southern lines. Ft. Worth and Denver City railroad and the Wichita Valley road. He retired in January of 1943. While in ' Lincoln, Mr. Darrow was a member of Trinity Meho dist church. Lincoln Engineers club, Nebraska Engineering so ciety, Inter-Professional Insti tute, American Railroad Engi neers association, American So ciety of Civil Engineers and Sig ma Tau of which he was a di rector from 1921 until 1923. Surviving are his wife, Eunice; a daughter. Mrs. Josephine Wol cott, Lincoln; and two sisters-in-law. Miss Margaret Davis and Miss Alice Davis, both of Lin coin. Hadrian (122 A. D.) built the Roman Wall in England. The most profitable chicks this year will be those placed in your brooder before March IS. They hit the market JUST RIGHT 8 We have on hand the following STARTED CHICKS White Rocks Austra Whites O New Hampshires Leg Rocks iarta Poultry Service WE SERVE YOU BETTER Syracuse Nebraska City Plattsmouth Phone 46 Phone 879 Phone 6205 mmmmx Jt rs. fifes ?3 A3 if tun Mil &m tiiicmmi ji hi jfj JUP J Snowy white adds a gleam to this geometric print in rayon crepe. It's Irma Hill's exclusive two-tone design, kindled with novel two-tone buttons. Easy to wear, easy to don, with buttons filing from throat to hem. Lambskin J quality crepe in red, green, black or brown. J $8.95 SOE Widening and Changes Heard j (Continued from Page One) tions would be $21,956.47. i The engineers recommend the (No. 2 plan, or the street widen ing to be the best. The statement of the en gineers cn the street work will be submitted to the Chamber of I Commerce as per their request j for examination and to consult iwilh the city in regard to the I matter at a later time. Engineer Douglas McKnight of Lincoln was present and gave a short talk on the proposed re pairing of the large storm sewer in the alley south of Main street. An examination had been made of the sewer, the engineer re ported that there had been found a great deal of erosion on the side walls of the large brick sewer, also for a considerable distance along the roof of the sewer there was a large crack extending that might portend a very serious future condition and possible sewer collapse in case of extreme high water. The examination of the sewer had been made by Mr. MeKnight and Elmer Gochenour, city street foreman, pictures being taken of the interior of the sewer. It was the suggestion of Mr. McKnight that the sewer be re lined with concrete, that a wov en wire mesh be placed there and forced into place by pres sure, reinforced with steel ribs to assist in making it a safe and sound sewer. It was possible, the engineer pointed out, that a fed eral grant might be secured for the engineering costs of the plan. With a combined sanitary and storm sewer it might be possible to issue revenue bonds, but a straight storm sewer would re quire a bond issue to be voted. He stated that he as well as Frank Darrow had recommend ed that another sewer be plac ed along First avenue or Pearl street under the present hill a3 a means of additional sewer fa cilities, but with the widening of Main street, this might not be necessary. The council took the matter under advisement until the next meeting on March 13th. Mr. Mc Knight estimated the cost of the sewer repair would range from $30,000 to $35,000. The council also received com plaints of trucks driving over the sidewalks near 8th street and First avenue and this was re ferred to the mayor and police to correct. The city council received a number of applications for li quor and beer licenses for the coming year: Phil Haldeman, class C; George Corns, beer off and on; Helen Rosbrough, class C; Harry Albin, beer off and on; V. F. W. Club, beer on sale; Eagles, class C; 40 & 8 club, class C; Ralph Timm. class C; Ed ward and Henry Donat, class C; Erna Lapidus class C; Bright Spot, Scharp & Wurtele, Class C. These were turned over to the license and judiciary committee, and hearing date on the appli cations set fcr Monday, March 13th. YES..DEPEJD Death of Mrs. Rose Barbara Kelley Mrs. Rose Barbara Kelley, 82. died Wednesday at the home of ! her daughter, Mrs. Anna Stoll, where she had been since Mon day. Mrs. Kelley had been living in her own home in the south part of the city where she has kept her home for several years, but not feeling well had gone to the home of the daughter where she passed away. Rose Barbara Rauth, daugh ter of John and Anna Rauth, was born near Plattsmouth on Nov. 5, 1867, the family later lo- j eating in the vicinity of Weep ing Water and Wabash. She was married to George Kelley on February 24, 1892 at Platts mouth. who preceded her in death May 25, 1900. In later years Mrs. Kelley has made her home in Plattsmouth where she had made many friends that will regret to learn of her death. There is surviving, one daugh ter. Mrs. Anna Stoll, of Platts mouth, two brothers, John Rauth of Weeping Water anu Frank Rauth of Stoneman, Colorado; nine grandchildren, and fourteen great grandchild ren. Preceding her in death are the parents, one daughter, Mrs. Frank Earhart, six sisters and jtwo brothers. ' The funeral services will be Friday morning at 9 o'clock at the St. John's church, with Rt. Rev. Monsignor George Agius and Father John W. Kelly, of ficiating. 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