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JtHE' PLTT3IR0UTH,ltEffllSKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL ;PA0E SIX Monday. March 17 1852 leaders Bounced Again; Wew Record Is Set With a 549 series, including a ,209 game, Al Fairfield paced Joes jMew way to a new team series ;hlgh in the Piattsmouth Bowling league last wees. Victim of the attack was Jack and Elmer I The Grocers rolled a 2307 se ries to return to the top spot ;iaicen over oy tne v. r. w. a :iew weeks ago with a 2304 se tries. The record series enabled ithe Orocers to sweep three games from the Bartenders. ;. Bob McClanahan also hit the :500 series mark with a 508 three ;game performance. ; Harry Cane of the Journal was jthe only other bowler to turn in :a 200 game during the week. He iiit 202 as the Journal took two lot three games from Eagles jiLodge. Cane and Cecil Figgins ihad 466 series for the Journal, twhile Les Steinbach paced the jlosers with a 404 series. Generally It was a bad week tfor the leaders. Harry's Bar Jspanked Wosters Shoe Store itwice, with Carl Zimmerman setting the pace. Zimmerman had a 475 series for the Barmen ."while P. Kehne had a 459 series. ;Dick Sell and M. Hurst each ;had 455 series for Wosters. ? Piattsmouth Paint Store, sec ond place team, also dropped (two .games during the week. They felt the blow of the Bowl ing Alley. Dale Eledge led the "Painters with a 455 series, while iBob Weyer had 413 for the Pin setters. The V. F. W. swept its series with Meyers Grocery to cap a " MEM FURNACES Installed By Martinson Shet Metal 620 1st Arc Phone 257 - FOR BUT Bred To Farrow Soon 312 MILES NORTH OF UNION ON HIGHWAY 75 (FRANK FISHER 2910 Political Advertisement Senator Butler's Strange Company - . omrise victory surprising m yftct-accoroeu the Senate to uvs v Bvenue unaer tecommidaUn -"SSS-T VcSd .orThe Prov ing, sen. seaton oteo k a ' 'kg? a c &tets OI , "Kn. Buuer. on SgS?o?& Sternal Revenue. To J RepubUcn id a minority Sed minorltv nartv. T at that. Nownere gen Butier Sur raj gSSe. Saltonstall. Du", Dlrksen n Bricker. Brewster nva0osal. ThSe leaders votd jr n reshman I? did the distl Villiams. SKTSt the cmzens Whatever minority revealed thems thelr nlStem the' Ctbed of corrup ronage system, 11tW then, was the rtE?$L Pen Butler Joined hen sltion ol He put himself tif. ll? z Msfa2 and a ; Uy of his state Journal Cass County PETERSON for SENATOR Committee drive that has brought them from last place to within five games of the leaders. Leo Os terholm, Carl Sell and John Stoll all bettered the 400 mark for the Veterans. Two of the games were by five pins and less. Bowling Results Joes New Way 740 811 754 Jack & Elmer 716 733 745 High individual game Al Fairfield. 209. High individual series Al Fairfield, 549. Bowling Alley 633 600 596 Paint Store 572 639 530 High individual game D. Eledge, 179. High individual series -- D. Eledge, 455. V. F. W 655 713 702 Myers Grocery . 651 619 699 High individual game B. Babbitt, 171. High Individual series C. Sell, 461. Harry's Bar 605 700 695 Wosters 669 670 600 High individual game C. Zimmerman, 188. High individual series C. Zimmerman, 475. Journal 749 529 679 Eagles 545 592 540 High individual game H. Cane, 202. High individual series H. Cane and C. Figgins, 466. Cyril Sullivan who has been at the U. S. Veterans hospital " r""T " "1"ZZZ Mr. and Mrs. Parr Young of Nehawka were here Saturday to look after some trading with the local merchants. Mrs. Eva Kerns returned Sun day from Glencoe, Iowa, where she had been visiting at the home of Mrs. Lena Brown. SALE - Union Political Advertisement in I IT Lftlfi UtianilTlnilS All-Conference Cage Selection Stanley Cole, outstanding scorer in the East Seven Nebras ka Conference, wa the only unanimous selection of confer ence coaches to the All-Conference basketball team. Cole was named on the bal lot of each of the seven coaches, including Coach Merle Stewart, who tutored the scoring great In his four years of cage activity here. Others named to the All-Conference team at a meeting of conference coaches at the N club room at the University of Ne braska coliseum at Lincoln Sat urday were Jim Spain of Belle vue; Jim Carlson of College View: Keith Pollard of Ashland and Richard Alexander of Blair. Spain, Alexander and Pollard were named on every ballot ex cept one. The coaches also named six cagers who rated honorable mention. Cliff Kennell, co-cap tain of the Blue Devils, was one of the six to rate the distinc tion. Also named were Jerry Proctor of Ashland, Bob Weich ert of Bellevue; Ronald Bach man of Blair, Clyde Cook of Col lege View, and Fred Fujan of Wahoo. At the coaches session, Stew art was presented the confer ence basketball trophy, which the Blue Devils won by going undefeated in conference activ ity. Gerald Otterstein Leads 40 & 8 Club Junior Riflemen Eleven Piattsmouth youths are learning how to handle fire arms through the 40 & 8 Junior Rifle Club recently organized. Meeting each Monday night at the indoor rifle range in the basement of the 40 & 8 building, the junior riflemen are instruct ed by Sgt. Leland Lewis. The Junior Rifle Club, organ ized for boys between the ages of 12 and 18 is sponsored by the 40 & 8 and Modern Woodmen of America. Shooting and instruc tion is held every Monday night at 7:30. There is n charge or admission fee. Boys interested in club mem bership may make application at Woster Shoe Store. In early meetings, Gerald Ot terstein has registered the top score with 67 points out of a possible 75. Gas powered rifles are used by the club. Otterbein set the top marksmanship rec ord in three positions, standing, sitting and kneeling. Scores registered by Junior Riflemen are: ST S K Gerald Otterstein ...21 23 23 Billy Long 15 23 19 Grover Cundall 18 22 14 Eddie Ulrich 14 24 15 Eugene Dasher 16 24 13 Denny Ptak 10 23 18 Dale Schiber 17 15 16 Wayne Feldhousen ..14 21 12 Bobby Hutton ... 14 11 13 Denny Hirz 15 4 8 Jon Schuetz 21 Rod-Gun Club To Boost Fishing Prospects Here Fishing prospects in the Piattsmouth area may start looking up this spring if mem bers of the Piattsmouth Rod and uun ciud nave anything to do about it. . The group is currently plan- mug to prepare a portion of the iase at tne Rod and Gun Club camp for seining. Work on the project is scheduled to start next Sunday. Construction of a dam across a neck or the lake will get un derway next Sunday, according to a decision of the club made at its reeular mpprincr lact After the neck has been sepa- rated, the group plans to have the State Game Commission sein me iaKe and remove all unde sireable fish. ThP will then be to develop the lake iui game usmng. Prospective members of the ciuD are invited to join in the Sunday activity. The Rod and Gun club will aiso snow wildlife films at the 40 & 8 club tnnitrVit scheduled to be shown at the group's meeting last week, the films were held over until to night when a projector was not avauaDie on tne meeting night. Pfc. Fred Beins and wife de parted Monday for North Caro lina, where he is to enter a weld ing school April 1. They had been visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beins for the past ten days. Fred H. Naeve of Hastings was here Sunday to visit his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Naeve. He took Mrs. Jfaeve and son. Fred, Jr., to Tarkio. Mo., where they will spend the week. They will be here next Sunday to visit. J. Howard Davis INSURANCE Soennichsen Building Phone 264 Piattsmouth Chamber Plans Sports Dinner Ttentative plans for a sports dinner honoring Piattsmouth high school football and bas ketball players, were announced Thursday night at a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. Manager Hogan Trammell told the membership that speak ers are now oeing sought, and that date of the event will be determined by the availability oi a speaKer. He also disclosed that trophys will be presented to the out standing back, lineman and most valuable basketball player as aetermmea Dy tne iootball and basketball teams. James Begley has been assist ing in the preliminary plans for the banquet. Baseball And Track Squads To Start Drills Organization of track and baseball squads is slated to be held at the high school this aft ernoon, Monday, Ahtletlc Direc tor Merle Stewart disclosed to day. With the completion of the basketball season, spring sports will soon dominate the activity piciure on tne nintop. Stewart said drills will probably get un derway Tuesday. Coaches Stewart and Eugene Shields will share duties during the spring drills. Recalling activity a year ago, between rains, Piattsmouth reg istered a strong baseball team but lacked punch on the cinders. ExceDt for Ditchers. Piattsmouth appear to have chances for another good baseball season, while the track prospects are still unexplored. Good weather conditions could make a difference in the per formance of the two spring teams. Schedules for the spring sports have not been announced. Davis Tells Of Delivering Tire Eppie Davis of Cedar Creek was in Piattsmouth Saturday, and while here rprnnntvt th circumstances which led to the return or the $150 truck tire lost by Fritz Siemoneit. He said he found the tire while returning to his home from Weeping Water. After reading the ad in the paper, he loaded the tire in his car and drove over to the Siemoneit farm, where the tire was deliv ered. Personajs Mrs. Lucian Conrad of Chap pell, Nebr., Mrs. Ozro Miller of Julesburg. Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Rauth of Weeping Water were guests of George Stoll Thursday. Mrs. Conrad and Mrs. Miller were called here for the funeral of Mrs. Wm. Glau bitz of Syracuse. An all-day quilting bee was held at the home of Mrs. Ward Schade Wednesday. The ladles were quilting for the Child's Saving Institute, j Week end guests' at the home of his parents at Des Moines, Iowa, were Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Biegger. Robert J. Wheeler is a war rant officer at Camp Polk. La., as post dental surgeon. Shopping in Piattsmouth Fri day were Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Muenchau of Alvo. Pat Osborn and Lovell Geslave of Nebraska City were here Sun day for a short time. Mr. Os born was formerly with the Journal. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schuldice and Albert Schuldice of Omaha were here Sunday to look after some work at the Schuldice apartments in the west part of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Boshear of Omaha were here Sunday to spend a few hours with friends. Dr. Kenneth Stout of Omaha visited his aunt. Mrs. E. A. Hitt Sunday. He will leave April l for Tennessee where he will lo cate. He recently graduated from medical school. We wish to take this opportunity to extend our thanks to all 0f our friends for making week-end display of the new '52 Nash such a great success. Your continued good will and patronage of our business will be greatly appreciated. Ulrich -Sharp Nash Co. Chicago Ave. LEGAL NOTICES (Continued from Pace Five) NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR SUPERVISORS OF THE CASS SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT TO ALL OWNERS OF LANDS lying within the boundaries of the Cass Soil Conservation Dis trict. Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of March, 1952, an election will be held for the election of two supervisors to nuia omce ior a term of four years for the Cass Soil Conserva tion District of the State of Ne braska, to fill vacancies created by the expiration of the terms of two of the present supervisors The names of the candidates are as follows: Bender, Joe Weeping Water Erskine, H. N., Jr. Eagle Gray, Merton Greenwood Oehlerklng, Herbert Elmwood Ranney, Loyd Weeping Water All persons, firms, and cor Dorations who hold title to any lands within the boundaries of said District are pliaihle to vrta at said election. Polling places will be opened on the above date between the hours of 6:00 P. M and 9-nn f. m.. as ionows: Agricultural Auditorium, Weeping Water Landowners who find tViot thev mav not conveniently vnt at the Dolls on the elect inn Haw mav secure a ballot and Form SCD-12A at any time prior to the election at anv nf the fol lowing places, and vote by sealed Dauot: Murdock Bank Murdock Soil Conservation District Office Weeping Water Agricultural Extension Of ficeWeeping Water Non-resident landowners or those who wish tn vnte hv trnn may apply in person, or ln writ ing, to tne district Election Of ficer. Glenn Thark er of Mo hawka, Nebraska, requesting a ballot. Dated this 28th day of Febru ary, 1952. (SEAL) CONSERVATION COMMITTEE STATE SOIL A. H. Baxter For E. G. Jones, Executive Secretary No. 1723 Mar. 3, 10. 17, 1952 Begley & Peck, Attorneys Piattsmouth, Nebraska NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court of Cass County, Nebraska TO ALL PERSONS INTER ESTED IN THE TRUSTEESHIP OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES GREER, DECEASED: Take notice that Vernon Francis Greer, trustee of said estate has filed his final report and petition for examination, allowance and settlement of all of the accounts of the trustee; for a determination of the bene ficiaries entitled to receive the Eroceeds of said trust, and for is discharge as trustee, which will be heard before said Court on the 10th day of April, 1952 at 10:00 A. M. Dated March 14, 1952. RAYMOND J. CASE, Cass County Judge No. 1750 Mar. 17. 24. 31. 1952. NOTICE OF GENERAL CITY ELECTION APRIL 1, 1952 Notice is hereby given that the General City Election within and for the City of Piattsmouth and School District No. 1, Cass County, Nebraska, will be held on Tuesday, April 1, 1952, for the purpose of electing the follow ing officers, to-wit: One Mayor for the term of two years; One City Clerk-Treasurer for the term of two years; One Police Magistrate for the term of two years; One Councilman from the First. Ward for the term of two years; One Councilman from the Sec ond Ward for the term of twro years; One Councilman from the Second Ward to fill unexpired When You Think of SHOES Think of FOSTER'S X-RAY FITTING Phone 6272 term; " " Two Members of the Board oi Education, School District No. 1, for the term of three years each. The poll? will open at 8:00 o'clock a. m. and will remain open until 8:00 o'clock p. m., between which hours the quali fied voters Of the Citv and School District No. 1 may cast their ballots at the following named places: First Ward. First Precinct: Courthouse First Ward, Second Precinct: Piattsmouth Motors Second Ward, First Precinct: Cass County Motor Co. Second Ward, Second Pre cinct: Cass County Maytag Witness our hands and seal this 17th dav of March, 1952. CLEMENT T. WOSTER, Mayor Attest: ALBERT OLSON, City Clerk (Seal) No. 1749 Mar. 17, 24, 31, 1952 NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ELECTION THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF PLATTSMOUTH IN THE COUNTY OF CASS IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA TO THE ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the qualified electors of The School District of the City of Piattsmouth in the County of Cass in the State of Nebraska, that an election in said School District to be held on Tuesday, April 1, 1952, between the hours of 8:00 o'clock A. M., and 8:00 o'clock P. M., of said day, at the voting places in said School District as hereinafter specified a School District election of The School District of the City of Piattsmouth in the County of Cass in the State of Nebraska, is called and will be held for the purpose of voting upon a pro posal to issue $295,000.00 School District bonds of said School District for the purposes herein after set forth in the proposition to be submitted to said electors as directed by a vote of more than a majority of the members of the Board of Education of said School District, to-wit: Shall the School District of the City of Piattsmouth in the County of Cass in the State of Nebraska issue the bonds of said School District in the amount of $295,000.00 bearing interest at a rate not to exceed three per cent per annum, interest payable semi-annually, and said bonds to be retired in not to exceed twen ty years from the date of said bonds and all of said bonds shall be redeemable at the option of the School District at any time on or after five years from the date of issuance thereof as provided by law. The pro ceeds of said bonds to be used for the purpose of erecting and constructing school buildings and for the purpose of heating, ventilat ing, furnishing and equip ping said school buildings at Edwin T. McHugh ATTORNEY Office in Corn Growers State Bank Murdock Nebraska i r tifch this car change the industry Hie able&car on fhe American road Here's the car of the year ; ; ; the car that's designed to out-go, out-look, out-ride, out-value and out-last every other low-priced car bar nonel There are many, many reasons why this built-for-keeps car will do more, things for more people at lower cost. But you'll see what we mean when you see and "Test Drive" the '52 Ford for yourself! vifetf- I rate I ieet j nnge of moforafr" tieedr F.D.A.F. PLATTSMOUTH MOTORS Washington Ave. SEE OUR BRILLIANT TELEVISION outstanding fuest stars, WOW-TV the following school sites within said District, to-wit a new elementary school building at the First Ward School Site at Fifth Street and Avenue D and a new general purpose high school addition at Ninth and Main btreets, said school sites being within the corporate boundaries of said School District, said bonds to be dated the 1st day of June, 19o2, and Shall said Board of Edu cation of said School Dis trict cause to be levied an nuahy as by law provided, against all the taxable prop erty of said School District a tax sufficient for the pay ment of the interest and principal of said bonds as tne same become due and to provide for a sinkimr fnri The ballots to be voted upon and cast at said elec tion shall have printed thereon the foregoing prop osition with the words: M FOR said bond issue and said annual tax levy. AGAINST said bond is sue and said annual tax lew. Voters desiring to vote in tavor of said proposition will indicate the same by making an X in the square preced ing the words: "For said pond issue and said annual tax levy.' Voters desiring to vote against said proposition will indicate the same by making an X in the square preced ing the words: 'Against said bond issue and said annual tax levy.' That the polling places for said election shall be the regular polling places used for the last regular municipal election in the City of Piattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska, to-wit: All voters residing in the First Precinct of the First Ward shall vote at the ground floor of the Cass County Court House All voters residing in the Sec ond Precinct of the First Ward shall vote at the Piattsmouth Motors Garage, Washington Avenue and Eighth Street. All voters residing in the First Precinct of the Second Ward shall vote at the Cass County DANCE At The V.F.W. Hall Monday, March 17 ih lay Sfay MODERN AND BOHEMIAN MUSIC Public Invited Come in ani re3fc 111 "Test Prive'it at your Ford Dealers SHOW FORD FESTIVAL 8:30 P.M. Every Thursday. : Motors Garage, Sixth Street and I First Avenue. ! All voters residing in the Sec i on.d Precinct of the Second i)vard shall vote at the Cass : County Maytag Company, 33 j Main Street. i All qualified electors residing ; within said School District, but ; without the corporate limits of : the City of Piattsmouth, Ne , braska, .shall vote at the Cass County Court House in the City : of Piattsmouth, Cass County, : Nebraska, oil of said voting i places above specified being j within the City of Piattsmouth, ! Cass County, Nebraska, t Absent and disabled voters I ballots may be obtained at the uhilc ui uie iiy uierk in the City of Piattsmouth, Cass Coun ty, Nebraska, as provided by law. The polls will be open from 8:00 o'clock A. M. to 8:00 o'clock P. M.. of said day. Dated this 7th day of March 1952. A. W. HUEBNER, President JAMES F. BEGLEY, Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE .SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF PLATTS MOUTH, IN THE COUNTY OF CASS IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA No. 172G Mar. 10, 17, 24, 31, '52 THOMAS WALLING CO. Abstracts of Title "Title Insurance" Piattsmouth, Nebraska SAVE MONEY ON BUSINESS FORMS USE MOORE REGISTERS AND STOCK FORMS FOR REGISTERS An easy system for (he use and control of multiple-part business forrr.s and vocational records. "THE RIGHT BUSINESS FORM FOR EVERY FORM OF BUSINESS" Piattsmouth Journal 409 Main Dial 241 HESTRA a FofdomoKe Driv, (WrfrJn, end whiH tldtwall hTw ) if maHabh, optional at fro ceil. Equipment, oecu. , torhi and trim svbfvct to thong mfnawf imNcm ' Dial 287 starring James Melton, with
