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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL I Ql.-ff C PAGE SIX Thursday. June 22. 1950 aflCrill 0010111011 Cass County Shows Well in March of Dimes ' (Continued on Page Six) live research as well as com petent care," he continued. ! The state chairman explained that 50 of all contributions are retained for use by county chapters to provide needed fin ancial assistance to local polio patients. The other 50 goes to support the Infantile Paral ysis Foundation's national pro gram of research, professional lowearothers STYLE TESTED f.lELLOTOrJE Tfc On Coot Hat Wall Point As every Mellotone color is now selected as a result of nationwide research, which! determines the colors most! desired and used today in interior decoration, your, color problem is practically eliminated by the use of Mellotone. Furthermore, it 1. Hides most surfaces with only one coat. 5. May be washed repeatedly.' X Holds its beauty through years ct hard wear. COLORS $1.28 Per Qt. education and emergency epi demic aid. Dr. Gustavson ex plained that Nebraska county chapters of the National Foun dation for Infantile Paralysis spent or obligated themselves to spend more than $342,000 in assisting polio patients with medical care during the calen dar year of 1949. "Even though there should be but few cases of Infantile Par alysis in the State of Nebraska in 1950. the cost of follow-up care for patients carried over from previous epidemics will continue to be very large," Dr. Gustavson said. j Cass county with a population ; of 16.992. gave a contribution of $3,109.88, or a per capita of i .1830. Mrs. Vera Warga was the I chairman of the Cass County : drive. Club Members at Ag College Test Miss Evelyn Wolph, leader of the Cass County Canners. Cass County Homemakers, Cass County Cooks and Modern Miss 4-H Club took five girls to Prac tice Judging Day at the College of Agriculture at Lincoln last Monday. Phyllis Switzer and Caryl Syl vester practiced homemaking judging. Sandra Hunt, Janice Switzer and Twila Hicks attended Clo thing Judging school. Caryl Sylvester and Phyllis Switzer. along with Gary Hild of Plattsmouth. were on a tran scription for the radio repre senting Cass County. Caryl Syl vester, News Reporter. SCHREINER DRUG "Your Paint Headquarters" Larsons Journey To Colorado Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson and son, Raymond, Jr., departed on Tuesday for Colorado, and the Rocky mountains where they will enjoy the annual vacation of Mr. Larson from his duties in the local postoffice. They will visit their son and brother, Lars Larson, and family at Colorado Springs, as well as a great many old time friends. Mr. Larson, a lieutenant-colonel in the officer reserve corps, was in active duty during world war II at Camp Carson, Colorado, a short stance from Colorado Springs. Captures Kansas City Youths (Continuel from Page 1) stole a 1948 Chevrolet which car in which they were later cap tured in at Plattsmouth by Sher iff Solomon. In their confession the youths admitted breaking into and entering the Bradley erocerv store at Murrav. Thv stated thev found no cash in the store and departed empty handed. They stated they stop ped near the Seybolt filling sta tion but denied entering the sta tion. It is believed the watch dog inside the station apparent ly scared them off. The youths also admitted in their state ments that they pilfered six autos other than the ones they had stolen since Sunday nieht. Both youths stated they had been arrested twice previ ously for auto theft, larceny and burglary. A complaint was filed against them in county court Wednesday morning to charges of breaking and entering. Both youths plead guilty and were bound over to district court. Bond was set at $1,000 each by Judge Case. 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Plattsmouth. was a participant in the Fa ther's Day Program given by members of Detachment 1923-2, 1923d Airways and Air Commu nications Squadron, Brooks Air Force Base, Texas. Sponsored by Airways and Air Communications Service organ izations throughout the United States, this program was set up to provide entertainment for the underprivileged children. Fifteen children from the Saint Joseph and Saint John's Home m San Antonio, were brought to Brooks AF Base, where they were introduced to their "Fa thers For A Dav." Thev were shown the various points of in terest tnroughout the base fol lowed by swimming in the Of- ncers jfooi, iuncn at the Air men's Dining Hall, and a mat inee at the Base, Theatre. Back in Old Home First Time 53 Years Ira Crabtree, of Pullman, Washington has been in Platts- iiiuulii ana uass county tne past week visiting with relatives. While in Plattsmouth ho has been a guest at the home of air. ana Mrs. John T. Porter, the latter an aunt. Mr. Crabtree left here when eight years of age for the west coast and this is his first visit back here since that time. He is now sixty-two years of age so it has been a long time since he has viewed Cass county. While here he also visited at the Clemmons cemetery where many of his family are at rest, also at the Mt. Pleasant ceme tery where members of the fam ily are buried. Mr. Crabtree is enroute home from North Carolina the ances tral home of the f!rahtrp fam ily. Vine Ripened California CANTALOUPE - Fresh, Tender CORN lb 100 ib. Sunkist 200 Size ORANGES Florida Juicy FRESH LIMES Crisp, Golden, .b. 10c Tube ...of 5 IT'S TIME FOR Fresh CARROTS ad Bunches Green Pascal CELERY lb. Also BING CHERRIES SEEDLESS GRAPES APRICOTS Farewell Given to Rev. and Mrs. Harris Monday evening several of the members of the Wesleyan Church gathered at the par sonage for a farewell for the pastor. Rev. A. E. Harris and Mrs. Harris. Rev. Harris is moving to Burr Oak, Kansas, this week to take up his new duties at that place. He has served the Plattsmouth Church since last September. Being a supply pastor from the Kansas Conference, he is re turning to his home conference. During the early part of June, Rev. and Mrs. Harris attended the Kansas conference of the Wesleyan Methodist College at Miltonvale, Kans. He was cal led to the Burr Oak Church where he pastored some twenty years ago. Visitors Here From Venezuela Visitors in the eitv this uir are Mr. and Mrs. Dale B. Jac ques and three children of Car acas, Venezuela, guests at the home of Attorney and Mrs James F. Begley, the former a Drotner-m-iaw or Mr. Jacques. The party is enjoying a two months vacation in the United States from their soiourn in the South American country. Mr. Jacques is engaged with the Rockefeller Foundation i n South America, in agricultural research, the introduction of American crops to the residents of the southern republic. To Resume Work The Coming Week Louis Swoboda. who has been off his work at the BREX shops for the last week due to an at tack of appendicitis and ensu ing operation, is expecting to be back at work next week. He was operated on at the St. Catherine's hospital In Omaha, returning Wednesday. He has shown fine progress. Read the Journal! By Carriei. 15c for two weeks. THOMAS WALLING CO. Abstracts of Title "Title Insurance" Plattsmouth, Nebraska CUE (mm mm ib. Pork Loin END ROAST Ib.40ci Fresh Ground Mixed Beef and PORK Home Made HAM SALAD lb 450 ? Full Cream Longhorn Cheddar CHEESE Ib. 49e Frying Chickens or Whole 1 Bot. i American Loaf DEL HONTB J I Sliced or Piece fruit 1 250 fiJ CHEESE , rrtsf a ii brr - WVV,V . All La - mL0mM F"sh No.2V?5r. 1 !3bEWVri Cut Up Can 3 SStlWKU. ! " I M0X&7 y IGA EVAPOff ATFn rrfSi liO 2S23e 49i I I f n 1 ' ROYAL GUEST For a 4-oz. Pki No. 2'2 Can IGA PURE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46-Oz. 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