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THE PLATTSIKOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE EIGHT Section B Thursday, May 28, 1953 MEHAWKA Mrs. F. O. Sand Phone 2604 Billy Jameson, John Klabe, Phyllis Switzer, Norma Ford and Suzy Switzer left Monday morn ing for Lincoln to attend 4-H club week. Wm. Bischol of Nebraska City was a guest for the day Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Alviii McRey nolds. Mrs. Ona Kunkel was a guest Friday of her son and family. Dr. L. N. Kunkel, at Weeping Water and attended P.E.O. in the afternoon, and commence ment in the evening. She re turned home with Mr. and Mrs. George Sheldon and Miss Evelyn Wolph, who also attended tne exercises. Dr. and Mrs. L. N. Kunkel called at the home of Mrs. Ona Kunkel Sunday aft ernoon. Mrs. Ruth Ketelhut and Thel ma Rae of Weeping Water call ed at the Jack Lindsey home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Meyer and daughters called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Staack and new son at Avoca Sunday afternoon and were supper euests of Mr. and Mrs. George Meyer. Mrs. Emma Murdoch, Miss Bessie Murdoch were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Murdoch. Cecil and Dar lpne Murdoch and Carolyn Brannon went to Fullerton Fri day for LeVonda Murdoch, who returned here for the sum mer after teaching home eco nomics the last semester at their school. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Sand, Lin da and Julie Zch drove to At chison, Kans., Saturday. Pegev Sand, who attended Mt. St. Scholastiea the oast two years, returned home with them. She plans to teach next year. Mrs. Hildur Lundbersr return ed home Saturday from St. Mary's hosnital in Nebraska Citv. after five davs' hospital ization with nose bleed. RADIATOR REPAIRING ONE - DAY SERVICE Plattsmouth Motors Washington Av2. Ph. 287 E3W N1Y for the easy-riding comfort of Super-Cushion Tires by GOODEAH FAMOUS MARATHON QUALITY These rugged Marathons cushion your car put extra rubber on the road for extra grip. Don't take chances! Come in trade now for low cost Super Cushions by Goodyear. STAMPER I IMPLEMENT CO. 141 So. 3rd Ph. 4178 1 Sk s IS Iue! marathon 1 Krugers Guests At Murdock Home Mrs. Wm. Kruger and sons were dinner guests Friday at the Guv Murdoch home. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stapert and Sandra of Lincoln were recent supper euests at the Murdoch home. They left Wednesday for San: Francisco, where Mr. Stapert, will be assigned to a hosnital ship and Mrs. Stapert and San dra will move from Lincoln to California to live. Weppine Waff Russel Edwards of Table Rock is visiting his father, Jim Ed wards, at the Julian Johnson farm for several days. Billy Johnson's birthday euests Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johnson, Jimmv and David Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fitch and sons, and Charles Cook. Charles Cook remained overnight. Billy was ten vears old. Mr. and Mrs. Ar nold Yearslev find daughters, Dunbar, called in tne evenmr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Balfour. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Balfour and fam ily r.nd Mrs. Helen Petersen at tended Memorial services at Wyoming Methodist church at 11 A. M. Sunday. Janet Cook. JoEUen Nixon, Patsv Mather. Ruth Bruns. Jan ice and Phvllis Switzer enjoyed a oicn'c Wednesday afternoon. Later they plaved games. Nehawka Alumni Banquet Held Saturday; Officers Elected The alumni banquet was serv ed by the American Legion Aux iliary at the auditorium Satur day evening. The Welcome was bv Neil Pierce, response by Mer ritt Dodson. toastmaster was Larry Pollard. Toasts were giv en by Mrs. Ivan Hansen, "Sow ing the Seed": Elmer Stoll, "Hoeing Your Bow"; Mrs. Ly man Anderson. "Raising Cane"; Superintendent Hansen, "Har vesting the Crop". The 1953 officers were: presi dent, Neil Pierce; vice-president, Norma Lindsey; secretary, Mrs. Julian Johnson; treasurer, Harold Pollard. Farmer in the Dell was the theme for the decorations. Flowers, miniature baskets of candy corn and small pieces of machinery decorated the tables. The new officers are: presi dent, Randall Switzer: vice president. Cecil Murdoch; sec retary, Mrs. John Eaton; treas urer, Boyd Linder; toastmaster, Wm. Kruger. Nehawka Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bates were guests Friday at the Charles ' Bates home. They are moving . from Valley to North Platte Mr. and Mrs. John Beck;s j CUrtiS npphews, Brue and spename : this week with them, j Mr. and Mrs. Ted 3rannon n-'ci;uuc, ui oit ciwiuiw xl c and children were dinner guests . Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lindsey, Sr., at Union. Addi tional guests were Mrs. Lena Betts and Cynthia of Nebraska City and Mrs. Emma Klo of Stockton. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Burbee and sons of Omaha were Sun day evening visitors at the Roy Chnswisser home. Mrs. John Eaton and daugh-! ters were guests for several days decoration as tne cemetery, the oast week at the John Dale Mr. and Mrs. Beauford Clin home in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. kenbeard visited over the week Dale and family brought them , end at the Arthur Derby home, home Saturday evening and ! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Derby, staved over Sunday. ?r. and Mrs. Lrov Derfv Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ackley Roy Derby and Mr. and' Mrs. and famiy were dinner guests Beauford Clinkenbeard drove to Sunday at the Vern Ackley -reent t0 soend Sunday with home. Eldon Ackley, recently Donnie Derby, who is employed discharged from the army, on a ranch there. They re started work Monday morning , turned in thp evening at bWHt. & CO., in Umana. 1 Mr. and Mrs ueraia isame and Theresa of Omaha; Mrs George Poulos and Sherry of Auburn: Mr. and Mrs. Harold vvuui weie sis ior me aayand Geo. Stoehr, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday at the George Kime home. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rakes and Gary of Nebraska City en joyed a picnic supper with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson Satur day evening. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Kar en attended their card club pic nic at the John Foster home near Union. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Edmonds and family called at the C. C. Edmonds home near Nebraska City Sunday evening. Nehawka Style Revue Marks End Of Year For Future Homemakers The Future Homemakers of America closed the school year with a style revue and tea for their mothers and friends at the auditorium May 12. The first year home economics girls com pleted aprons and blouses, the second year girls made jumpers, skirts and summer dresses. Each piece of clothing was described as she modeled it. The stage was decorated with soring flow ers. Miss Vivienne Ward played piano music for the modeling. Following this the guests were i invitea to a tea. cake, punch and mints were served. During a degree ceremony five girls, Judy Dodson, Ruth Bruns, Janet Cook, Suzy Swit zer and Phyllis Switzer, receiv ed a key to attach to their F. II. A. pins. The farewell breakfast plan ned by the girls for the senior girls was cancelled on account of sickness. Each senior girl received a silver thimble with her reDort card. The chapter presented a pair o pink rhine stone ear rings to Miss Ward for the cooperation and assist ance she has given to them. The teacher, Mrs. Helen Frie dle, who lives in Lincoln, plan ned a summer meeting at Lin coln for the girls and the chap ter mothers. Phyllis Switzer is news reporter. LIFESAVER-This ram-jet turbine, only 12-inches in diameter, means life instead death for jet airmen and pas sengers in case of engine fail ure. Turning on full power in less than a second, it supplies emergency hydraulic power at high speed. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McRey nolds attended the graduatkl exercises at Peru Friday morn ing at 10:30. Carlene Cox was a member of the class. Norma Ford received a one-year certifi cate. Albert Johnson and fam ily also attended. Norma will teach a rural school eost of Un ion. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Balfour and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Balfour entertained 30 guests Saturday evening following the alumni banquet at the home of the for mer. Square dancing and cards afforded entertainment. v.:-::-:-::::-: GLENDALE Mrs. Thomas Tennant Phone 3210 Louisville Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lau of Dreshler were week end guests at t.hp Wm nirkman home Sat- j": """" I i 1 ana iyi ;. unuuu iuiu u Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins of Weeping Water spent Sunday afternoon and evening at the Stanley Schroeder home. Wm. Lohnas called at the Les tor Ws goner home Sunday. Mr. Willis Rhodes and chil dren have been visiting at the Elmer Johnson home since Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Virtril John son and son called at the John son home Thursday and Mrs. Willis Rhodes and children v-pnt nvpr to visit in Wppnincr Water. ,,;;..., tA Tl tL : i ,.,. t ti ni M and Mrs Kennetn tr a r,c pmno " vn Meater. all of Fremont, and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Gardener and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson attended the funeral of Mrs. A. Trenarv in Omaha Friday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Group fnd family drove to Farland. Towa S"ndav and attended their Mr. and Mrs FrPr! Wphrhpin ntertainprt Sunriav riinnpr at their home, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Mose Heinsman. Other ciipstc a.'pra Mr a n rl A fro TTlmar Victor Stoehr and Dorothy, Mr. ana Mrs. Gerald Keu and Den nis, Mr. and Mrs. August Keil, Mrs. Margaret Schroeder of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. John Flashman of Omaha. Mrs. Krotochvil has been sick about two weeks. Mrs. Chas. Mann was taken to the Methodist hospital in Omaha Saturday. Mrs. Emily Waldron visited at the O. L. Robbins home Mon day afternoon. . Greenwood Rose McDonald Phone 69-2448 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meisinger, Virginia May, Margaret Ann Cameron attended the annual music recital given by the Wag ner's House of Music Sunday evening at the Omaha North high school auditorium, featur ing Hawaiian music. Garry and Douglas Green, grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Meisinger, each gave a number in the recital. Mrs. Edd Cochell of Denver arrived Tuesday to spend a cou ple weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schroeder. Mrs. Edna Meyers spent Thursday in Alvo with Mrs. Bill Mevers. who has been quite ill. Mr. John Mick was a Green wood visitor last week. Mr. Mick is staving in Lincoln with his sister. Mrs. Elmer Hughs. Tuesday dinner guest at the Frank Welton home was Mrs. Grifen of California. Mrs. Gri fen had been a resident of Greenwood for a number of years. Mrs. Arnetta Carpenter and Mrs. Lvmnn Marvin were hos tesses to the ladies of the Dor cas society at the Christian church Friday afternoon. Mr. Turley Wall is ill at his home. He suffered a heart at tack Thursday. Dianna Rodgers of Ashland is- spending a week with her randmother, Mrs. Clara Persh ing. Guests of Mr. ?nd Mrs. Geo. Rouse Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoeman and son. Robert, of Compton. CalifornK and Mr. and Mrs. Gale Walters of Ceresco. Robert is in the Air Force and station ed near Phoenix. Arizona. He is on a 30-day furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Wendle BurkP were week end euests of Mr. and Mrs Emil Meisinger. Mrs. Edith Schroeder enter tained the Twin Table Card Club Tuesday afternoon. The ladies of the cemetery as sociation held a meeting at the home of Mrs. June Kyles Mon- nome oi Mrs. junc Cav afternoon to mak fmal Dav plJM for thp Deration dinner to be served at the Leg ion hall May 30. Mrs. Blanche McDonald and daughter. Marv Ellen, and friend. Bettv York, of Akron. Colorado wero week end euests at F. I.. McDonald home. Mr. inn M-s. Bill Gordon smd son nf Panillion were Sunday guests of Mrs. Clara Pershing. School 76 held thpir end of school picnic Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry MoroU and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morolf are spending a few davs in Fre mont with Harrv's aunts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoppy. , Mrs. Rose McDonald sner from Wednesday to Monday at the home of her daughter and FIRST AID te'"cumEir wstefcts fering yours in and m now oar specialists can put 9 back om H W again. W giv f tUbU sarvica. W hav r eaabla prices. And to giv yow watch new beauty resryte t with a mart naw JLe&bb WiTCI 1111 GROVE JEWELRY CO. 6th & Main family, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Tur ner, in Omaha. The pupils of the Greenwood school and their parents held their picnic in the park last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meisinger spent Monday in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meisinger called on Lee Ilurlbut at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carl Foster, In Omaha Monday morn ing. Mrs. Roy Comstock. Mrs. Geo. Rouse, Mrs. Charlie Martin, Mrs. Warren Boucher, Mrs. Charley Ward, Mrs. Chas. Armstrong, Miss Lillie and Joe Devore call PUBLIC As I have leased personal property, on Louisville Road IU1 Ira 23 20 HEAD HEREFORD AND SHORTHORN STEERS; 1 1 RED COW; 1 SHORTHORN CALF. 1944 M Farmall tractor 1935 A John Deere 238 H-M cultivator 1944 1 John Deere cultivator 1945 18-hole Van Buren drill with grass seeder attachment 4-section International harrow (nearly new) 15-ft. International disc 1945 3-bottom International plow 25 V International mower 1949 Case Baler Day West grinder Ottawa corn shelter with feeders 1 rubber tired wagon with box 300 gal. overhead tank 3 3-pen hog houses TERMS: (ASH Auctioneers: Young i AS urn ed on Mrs. Mary Carter through the week. FARM PRICE SUPPORTS Loans and Inventories of the Federal farm price support pro gram totaled $3,065,643,000 for the first nine months of the cur rent fiscal year, which ends June 30. As of March 31, the Commodity Credit Corporation which carries the program had a net realized loss of $30,567, 000, which compares with a loss of $67,352,000 In the fiscal year that ended June 30, 1952. the Texaco Oil Station located 10 miles west on M, At 1:00 P. M. - Inteani Of & Lacy 1 j" V. S. POPULATION According to Bureau of the Census report as of April 1, 1953, the country's population, includ ing armed forces overseas, to taled 159,068,000. This was 220, 000 above the estimate for the previbus month and 2,697,000 above the estimate for April 1, 1952. During the three years fol lowing the national census of 1950, the population has increas ed by an estimated 7,936,000. DEER TRAFFIC HAZARD FORT ERIE, Ont. James Wilkinson, a tourist from Ro SAL at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, I will sell all my of Plattsmouth or 4 miles east of Louisville K Livestock - 1 Automatic cattle and hog waterer 1 high wheeled wagon 1 wagon hoist 1 Jamesway hog feeder Heat houser for M tractor 1 10 x 12 building John Deere manure spreader 150 steel posts 4 (80 rod) rolls of hog wire 3 feed bunks 1 water tank with hog waterer 1 air compressor 1 2-row International stock cutter 1 John Deere 730 tractor lister Some barrels, lumber, gates Other Articles too numerous to mention chester. N. Y., was forced to bring his car to a halt on the Niagara parkway to permit a herd of deer to trot sedately across the highway toward the Niagara river. Journal Want Ads Pay! For Car and Fire INSURANCE Wm. S. Wetenkamp Real Estate 8c Insurance Office S. 6th Phone 5176 H HOLSTEIN HEIFER; 41 23 LUNCH OH GROUNDS Clerk: Plattsmouth State Bank V A A. . V , , f 4 J f . . . , . . , 7 . . . ' , ' ' 1
