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Nehawka 4-H Club Exhibitors Rate Many Top Awards at Fair NEHAWKA (Special) Aain m 1954, Nehawka 4-H Club I members rated high among! county fair exhibitors, x earning many of the top awards in a vaiiety of projects. Winnings at the county fair of the calf club were: Holstein calves: Larry Schoat, purple; Kenneth Schoat, purple and blue; Gerald Switzer, blue; John Knabe, blue and red; Mari lyn Pollard, blue "and red, and Joyce French, red. Guernsey calves: Suzy Switzer, blue, and Fred Lindsey, blue and red. Dairy showmanship: purple, Kenneth Schoat and John Knabe; blue, Marilyn Pollard, Suzy . Switzer, Gerald Switzer, Larry Schoat; red, Joyce French, and white, Fred Lindsey. Dairy judging: purple, Marilyn Pollard. Demonstrations: "Setting the Table," Lois Whittington, red; "Ironing," Suzy and Gerald Switzer, blue. This team will represent Cass county at the state fair. Song contest: Nehawka group, red. Judging: homemaking, Lois Whittington, red; Suzy Switzer, blue, (Qualifies for judging at state fair). Food preparation, Lois Whittington, pink; Sue Johnson, pink;. Marilyn Whipple, red; Rose Marie Stoll, white; Gladys Nixon, white, and Twila Hicks, white. Food preservation, Sue Johnson, Blue (qualifies for state fair); Marilyn Whipple, blue (qualifies for state fair); Rose Marie Stoll, white; Gladys Nixon, white; Twila Hicks, red, and Marilyn Pollard, white. Poultry, Norma Ross, blue, and Roger Balfour, red. Three- news reports, Sharon Dodson, red. Secretary books, Twila Hicks, "Modern .Miss," red; Gladys Nix on, "Cass County Canners." red: Caroline Miller, "Cass County Cooks," blue, and Marilyn Wmp ple, "Cass County Homemakers," blue. Exhibits: advanced clothing, Suzy Switeer, coat and suit en semble, and Suzy Switzer, loung ing outfit with two accessories, purple. "Let's Sew," Sharon Dodson, shoulder cover, blue; Sharon Dodson, bean bag, pur ple; Sharon Dodson, pot holder, red. Learning to Sew, Twila Hicks, kitchen hand towel, blue; Twila Hicks, kitchen apron, red. Homemaking: luncheon set, Marlene Eaton, white; Mary Whipple, blue; Twila, Hicks, red; Lois Whittington, white. Tea towel, Marlene Eaton, red; Mary Whipple, red; Lois Whit tington, white. Comfort protector, Twila Hicks, blue. Furniture refinished, Gerald Switzer, blue; Suzy Switzer, blue. Pillow cases, Marilyn Whipple, blue. Cooking: chocolate cake, Glor ia Miller, blue. Four drop cookies-, Jackie Dod- 1 purple; Marilyn Pollard, purple; Sue Johnson, red; Gladys Nixon, blue; Rose Marie Stoll, blue; Twila Hicks, red. Three vegetables, Marilyn Whipple, red; Marilyn Pollard, red; Gladys Nixon, red; Sue Johnson, blue; Twila Hicks, pur ple. Emergency meal, Twila Hicks, blue. Frozen meal, Marilyn Pollard, blue; Gladys Nixon, white; Twila Hicks, purple. Three frozen vegetables, Mari lyn Pollard, purple; Gladys Nix on, red; Rose Marie Stoll, blue; Twila Hicks, blue. Three frozen fruits, Marilyn Pollard, blue; Gladys Nixon, white; Marilyn Whipple, blue; Rose Marie Stoll, white; Twila Hicks, blue; Mary Lou Coster, red. Early bird poultry: Pen of chickens, Marilyn Pollard, blue; Neil Bailer, white; Shirley Ross, red: Norma Ross, white. 1 Pullpt. Mfirilvrt Pnllarri hliip Slick Slickers "Are Fashion News fdrkTeens son, blue; Gloria Miller, blue; Margie Lou Miller, blue; Gladys Nixon, white. Yellow cake, Gladys Nixon, white. White bread, Sharon Dodson, white; Twila Hicks, red. Rolled sugar cookies, Sharon Dodson, white; Sue Johnson, white. Canning (cooking clubs): To- matoes, Twila Hicks, white; raspberries, ' Marilyn Whipple, hlue: carrots. Marilvn Whipple. red ; asparagus, Marilyn Pollard, ; ::: white; corn, Marilyn Pollard, red; applesauce, Sharon Dodson, blue; berries, Sharon Dodson, red; apricots, Twila Hicks, blue; pickles, Gladys Nixon, red; as paragus, Gladys Nixon, blue. Canning: Berries, Sue John son, blue; cherries, Marilyn Whipple, blue; Gladys Nixon, blue; Twila Hicks, purple; apri cots, Mary Lou Coster, purple; pears, Sue Johnson, purple; plums, Mary Lou Coster, red; tomatoes, Rose Marie Stoll, red; Mary Lou Coster, blue; Twila Hicks, purple; greens, Sue John son; blue; beans, Marilyn Whip ple, purple; Twila Hicks, red; beets, Marilyn Whipple, purple; carrots, Sue Johnson, blue; Gladys Nixon, red; Rose Marie Stoll, purple. Three fruits, Marilyn Whipple, i Norma Ross, red; Shirley Ross, red. Cockrell, Marilyn Pollard, blue; Norma Ross, red. nmw Mrs. Thomas Tcnnant Phone 4251 Louisville Among those attending the Al bert family reunion at Fremont Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Al bert and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Aug ust Stohlman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sprieck, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sprieck and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wagoner and sons called at the Lester Wagoner home Friday. Wayne stayed over until Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Davis and daughters and Mrs. Luella Mei singer called at the Geo. and Elmer Stohr home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gaur and daughters were Thurs day evening callers at the Stoehr home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ahl called BY EDNA MILES ; ; i 'pHIS fall, slickers for teen agers have taken on a brand new look in a black-and-white herringbone tweed effect. Same waterproof oilskin, same com- , plete rainy weather protection, but now the coat's pretty enough to wear on fair days, too. ' ; Budget-priced so that it can be paid for from a teener's allow ance, the new slicker is worn with a matching head-hugging cloche. It's done in a lightweight cloth that supplies supple tex ture and strength without weight. Color is in the coating, which is applied many times to make the fine percale sheeting completely waterproof. This year, the slicker comes in classic yellow, bright red, pastel pink, sky blue and navy and in cludes sizes for everyone in the, family. Trim is in form of brass hook-and-eye fasteners plus a black, corduroy-lined collar. In the 1920's, the well-loved i slicker cracked and became tacky in no time at all. The 1954 slicker won't do this because machine oiling creates a uniform coating that keeps : the fabric, pliable and soft. . ill L - r ,--vfi I ?4 ;l v; rfJjL . s: tvl y , I 1 I ' r THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Thursday, September 2, 1954. Section B PAGE ONE Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hickman, grandson, Lyle Reed, Mrs. Har old Hickman and daughter vis ited relatives in Kansas last week. Supper guests and evening visitors at the John Ritter home Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teitz, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Velck. Mr. and Mrs. John Ritter spent Sunday at the Francis Rit ter home in Papillion. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schrecongost of Papillion visited Sunday at the Glen Love home. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gaur and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Parks and daughter visited Sunday at the Lester Tennant home. Sunday evening callers were Mrs. Errett Wiles, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Tennant. Subscribe to The Journal Now! FOREIGN HOLDINGS Foreigners' investments in se curities of United States corpora tions approached the $4,000,000, 000 mark at the close of 1953,: according to a study made by the Commerce Department. In vestments in securities by for eigners and by American citizens living abroad amounted to 900,000,000 with Americans hold ing $3,000,000,000 of the total. The "liberation" of Goa, Por tuguese enclave in India, proved only an insignificant demonstra tion by teen-aeers. J. Howard Davis LAWYER Phone 264 506 Main St. Plattsmouth Keen for teen is this herringbone-tweed slicker with black corduroy collar and matching cloche. Ideal for town cr count... i I i i The Rust Bug Says..9 Phooey! Behlen CORN CRIBS ARE GALVANIZED AFTER WELDING THERE'S NO PLACE FOR A HUNGRY RUST, BUG TO START!! at the Elmer Johnson home Sun day evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Van Vleit and sons, Lincoln, were dinner guests at the Elmer Johnson home Monday. Edward stayed over for a longer visit. Mrs. Elmer Sprieck and Ruth Ann were among those to enjoy the parade in Omaha Saturday. Mrs. Ed Ingram called at the Elmer Sprieck home Saturday. Harry Wirth calied at the Les ter Wagoner home Sunday aft ernoon. Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Albert, Ray and Kay were in Omaha Satur day and calied at the Parcell home in Elmwood Saturday eve ning. Mrs. Willis Rhodes and chil dren spent Friday at the Elmer Johnson home. Sunday visitors at the Arthur Derby home were Mr. and Mrs. Beauford Clinkenbeard and son of. Plattsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rerby and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Graham and 2 sons. Late callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Albert. Nancy Gaur visited at the Har61d Gaur home in Omaha last week. ' Out of town guests entertained ati the Clarence Stohlman home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ford and family of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Barston Ford and family of Omaha. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. FGrd and Mrs. Stohlman are sisters. 1 - ivrittWth.tt'Tx K. P. PENCE Bankers Life Man 222 So. 6th Phone 3269 Safe, Ventilated Storage for your corn that's what you get when you buy Behlen ! These all-steel bar-mesh corn cribs are complete, ready to put up. Cost No More Than Wood, yet they're fireproof and really rust-resistant With up to 6 times the anti-rust zinc coating of other cribs! Come See The Difference in Behlen Corn Cribs that means longer life for lower cost over the years ! f 3 141 So. 3rd Dial 4178 Advertised n rr LX mmm ilanj If 1 nil as- MIDI )nn r I mi o 1 4 V-VV-V . V:- v, "y ' . 1. They Wear Longer Than Ordinary Rugs! 2. They Wash Easily and Dry Very Quickly! 3. 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