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V T Pi Pillsbury m V r f V V w V i" V - i TTTr PT..TTf?M0T7Tn JOTTTVATi - Thursday, March 12, 1953 r . PAGE SIX Mrs. Dale Dooley, Ex-Plallslmoulh Resident, Dies Mrs. Evelyn Fern Dooley, resi dent of Plattsmouth before go ing to Missouri Valley 12 years ago, died at Mercy hospital at Council Bluffs, Iowa, Monday evening, March 9, 1953. She was 37 years old. - A native of Irwin Iowa, where she was born September 16, -1915, she was the daughter of Mae Grauf Anderson and John Hanson. " She was married on November 3, 1945 to Dale Dooley at Omaha. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Mae Anderson of Platts mouth: her husband. Dale Twsiow nf iv.fi csrtnri Vallev: a , daughter, Irene Dooley of Mis- souri Valley; her father, John a sister. Mrs. Kvlvin. Ktanhooe of Missouri Valley; and two brothers, Del-v.r.- Ti'onc-n nf pinttsmouth and Pnvmnnd Grauf Of Council Bluffs. Funeral services were held on Thursday afternoon at two March 12. at Caldwell- Linder Funeral Home with Rev. Harold V. Mitchell officiating. Pallbearers were Harlan Conn, Arthur Fountain, Alfred Conn. James Beers, Robert Campbell and Harold Adams. Mrs. Hugh Stander, Jr., was " soloist and' Mrs. Richard Schade was accompanist. ' Burial was in Oak Hill ceme tery at Plattsmouth. Caldwell-Linder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Former Resident Dies on Coast Word has been received from Altadena, California, by Platts mouth relatives of the death on March 8, 1953, of Mrs. Mildred Cummins Grosbach, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Cum mins of Lincoln, formerly of Plattsmouth. Mrs. Grcsbach's illness of mul tiple sclerosis had lasted over a period of a number of years. Surviving are an invalid hus band, one son; one daughter; four grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. L. H. Babst of Lincoln; and two aunts, Mrs. J. M. Roberts and Mrs. Frank Cummins of Plattsmouth. Interment was In California. February Was Warmer, Wetter Than Normal February was warmer and wetter than normal in the Plattsmouth area according to a preliminary climatic summary of the United States Weather Bureau. Throughout the state preci nitntinn was nver normal with thp nparest normal readme com ing in the estern portion in rhidinff Cass countv. Teirmera- tures, however, were up nearly three degrees irom normal. The above-normal temDera tures were recorded despite the winter s worst snow storm me in the month. The bureau re- . ports that a little field work was done in southeastern por tions ol tne state including cuv ting some corn stalks and pre ncirincr cnmp fields for OatS. Precipitation at Plattsmouth was just under one inch, or about normal tor tne montn. January Retail Sales Are Up 14.9 PerCent Contrary to usual expectations Nebraska retail stores met a brisk business during January, the University of Nebraska busi ness administration college re ported todav. ; When adjustments are made in the December retail sales fig ures to cover the normal Christ mas buving rush, the JaJnuary totals for the state are 12 Der cent above those of , the previous month. In Cass county, retail sales were 14.9 percent higher in Jan uary than they were in Decem vir Rains were down however. 1.8 percent over January a year aeo. Six or 12 counties snowea Kiiorht. declines over a vear ago. while ii showed increases over npfpmbcr. January 1953 sales for the state are up 3.3 percent f mm fhnse of Januarv 1952. cola at Nphraska Citv show ed a 5.7 increase from December to January and a 5 percent m crease over January 1952. Mr. and Mis. Floyd McKenna nd sons have been visiting wun his parents in Plainview. Ne Krocv Pvt. 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