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4 VW '. v -v V 0 i V V V : ! i 1 1 3 ?HE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY IOURNAL Thursday, October 28, 1954 Section C V&B FIVE Maxine of Lincoln. In the af ternoon they called on Mr.- and Mrs. Alton Miller. Other callers at the Miller home wer Mrs. Lena Bornemeier and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller of Lincoln. Ladies Council met at the Christian Church dining room on Friday, October 22. Mrs Horn was devotional and mis sionary leader, the topic being 'The City of My Joy" with Jeremiah 49. 22 as Serin tural basis. Mrs. Arthur Box, presi dent had charge of the business Mrs. Grace Plybon Phone 4-2247 Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lulu Kunz were Mrs. Maggie Siekman of Eagle and Mrs. Liz zie Eidenmiller and daughter (Toliticai Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) L. A. BEHRENDS, A. B., M. A. present County Superintendent, non-political candidate for reelection Graduate study University of Nebraska, University of Omaha, University of Colorado. Twenty-nine Years Experience as Teacher, Principal City and County Superintendent in Cass County. University First Grade Life and Professional Admini strative and Supervisory Teaching Certificates. Your VOTE Appreciated World War I Veteran It Happened in NEBRASKA HMw4' 0f2&L- hm07 :vm IJuffalo Bill" Cody was one of early Nebraska's most colorful figures. At 15, Bill became a Pony Express rider. Later, after paining fame as a Civil War scout, he furnished buffalo meat for the railroad crews pushing west. In 1883, he organized his famous "Wild West Show" which toured the east, then Europe. His home was on a ranch near North Platte. session. Mrs. Mary Peterson and Mrs. Box; were the social com mittee who served refresh ments. ' Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Oehlerk ing of Lincoln visited at the R. . Jeffers home one evening last week. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Cora Gerbeling and Mrs. Ply bon were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gerbeling of Nora and their daughter Lyndell of Lincoln. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hylton of York. Sheriff Solomon of Platts- mouth was an Elmwood visitor Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Charling have a son named Roger Lee who was born at Lincoln on Sunday night, Oct. 17. His sis ters Sharon and Joan and his brother Jimmy are all in the grades at school. Mr." and Mrs. Arthur Box and Miss Lena Rieke drove to Louisville on Sunday afternoon. They attended the birthday surprise party for Mrs. Wm. Diekman. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Borne- j xiifier na.ve rewuiiieu nuxn a. trip east of here. They visited Henry's brother, Dr. Walter Bornemeier and family in Chi cago, and his sister Mrs. Erick son of Chicago, his sister Mrs. Norris of Oswego and sister, Mrs. Amment of Yorkville, both cities being in Illinois. The evening dinner at the Methodist church on Saturday attracted quite a crowd. After the serving there was a "Slave Auction." Karry Arnold acted as auctioneer and he sold the services of young people in M.Y.F. and Sunday School to the high bidders. Consequent ly they'll pick up funds for their mission and society work, as. well as being good helpers. When Mrs. Fred Engelking was a delegate to the state IOOP Auxiliary in Norfolk last week she had the pleasure of being entertained for the nights in the home of a cousin. She is Mrs. Ruth Clapp Kear, daughter of Joe Clapp. The son Glenn Kear is a teacher in the community. Corn husking is now in full swing. Farmers are glad to get feed, although the quality of the corn is good grade. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and family .have moved from . the property of Mrs. Stoval to Mead. The neighbors, Mrs. Otto Stege and Mrs. Sumner serv ed to nice lunches for them On the return trip from Mead Mr. Laughlin who had hauled below the. usual 9 Today there is little of the "Old West" color in our taverns. Instead, an educa tional program by the brewing industry helps keep our tavern operators constant ly aware of their responsibilities to the commur.itv. NEBRASKA DIVISION United Slates Breucrs Toundation 710 First Nafl Bank Bldg. .Lincoln Walter H. Harold R. Smith Lebeits Attorneys-at-Law Donat Blclg. Plattsmouth 1 WORK-FREE fi WORRY-FREE 1 That's your ! f"jT7 pi If lAUNDRY.. : " il ; :! It 'i LOW novm- PAYMEHTS EASY MONTHLY TERMS to Automafis Weslier to iSecf ric Dryep All -the oltl-fashioncd drudgery of nashdava disappear .when you switch to a modern, automatic electric Masher! Even the most delicate 'fabrics cau he washed thoroughly safely! ' Gone are the davs of hack-hreaking rinsing and time-wasting soaking! Ycur automatic electric washer gives your clothes the same personalized attention, the same careful treatment automatically- from washing, through rinsing, to damp-drying, while you cujoy new, earc-f ree hours of leisure! An automatic electric dryer banishes the last of your washday work and worry! There's no more lugging heavy baskets of wet clothes cut into the hack yard! No more struggling with clothes lines, poles, and clothespins! With an automatic electric clothes dryer, no mat ter what the weather, it's always a per fect drying day! Safe, Clean, Fast, the electric clothes dryer is your low-cost protection for your family's clothes! An electric clothes dryer can he installed anywhere in your home, because it's flamelcss! ' For a Demonstration of New, Washday Freedom, SEE YOUR FAVORITE ELECTRIC DEALER or, 4 -'tii mmm mmmwmmm-- T;' . . .in--, iiri r --" -i-ii iTfn rfi fiY rt ff-TiB llfTiTl wnH Till Hi im" ------- fhtr, W i- m-i j-hrrMt -- J J Vsrld R.(Ku IUim4 their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heisner at their home at Gretna Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brauck muller of Waverly were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Henry Timm and Darlene. Mrs. Timm and Darlene had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Trib- ble and Carolyn. J Mr. and - Mrs. John Maack i went to the home of a sick friend. Jesse Carmody and Mrs. Carmody in - Omaha Sunday, where they were joined by a group of eighteen others for a covered dish dinner. This group had been members of a pinochle club before Mr. and Mrs. Maack ! moved to South Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Maack called on anoth er friend, Miss Jane Canan, whom they hadn't seen for four teen years. ' A group of relatives gathered at the Elton Erickson home Friday evening to celebrate Daryl's third birthday. Their guests were the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Erickson of Papillion and Mr. and Mrs. Harm Slote of Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Slote and Rae Ann of Lincoln, Mr. and . Mrs. Ralph Parkening and Alan of Platts mouth and Mr. and Mrs'. Meyer ott, Linda and Donna of Papil- ( Political Advertisement) and coffee was served later in the evening. r lion. Birthday cake. Ice cream Cass County's Greatest Nescspaper The Plattsmouth Journal HOME PURCHASERS Immediate Possession o u Are y getting possession of your new home? Is it already occupied? No real estate man in Plattsmouth, and no attorney will guarantee you possession. . Is your new home occupied by termites? If it is, your possession is subject to their some of their goods met with an accident when his truck and a car collided on a bridge. He received injuries that necessi tated the services of a physi cian, and the truck can be re paired. Charles Backemeyer has re turned to Camp LeJuene in North Carolina after enjoying a thirty day furlough. The neigh bors honored them with a char ivari while he was here, which they didn't get to have before, when they were married Sept. 22. Mrs. Janice Backemeyer is teaching at Murdock. ' Mr. John McKay who is now ! 92 years of age, is not feeling so well and is in a nursing home in Vallejo, California not so far from where his son, Merle lives. Guests Sunday for the evening and lunch of Mr. and Mrs. Herold Krecklow and family were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fly mal and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of Millard, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bornemeier and Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pool, George and Linda. Playing cards and visiting formed the evenings entertainment. The 5th and 6th grades and their teacher, Mrs. Tenary. were hosts to their mothers Friday afternoon. Every child's mother, was present and several grand mothers. Each child read or recited a poem. A playlet about an old man's Halloween dreams and preparing treats was narrat ed by Kathelene Kirchholff. James Green took the old man's part in pantomime very well an the remainder of the students appeared in costume. A lovely lunch, appropriate to the sea son was served in the school dining room by the teacher and pupils. "Squatter's Rights Your attorney s opinion will say "subject to the rights of tenants in possession." Your real estate man will give you no guarantee against termites. HAVE IT INSPECTED BEFORE YOU BUY BILL'S PES C-A-L-L t mm Phone 7142 for Free Inspection (Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) low have moved to Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jones and family met Mrs. Jones' sis ter, Mrs. Lawrence Earl and Mr. Earl of Wabash at the home of their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McCrory and family of Murdock for a family lawn pic nic dinner Sunday. Judy Mills was also a guest there. Henry Fisser of Lincoln was a Sunday dinner and supper guest of his sister, Mrs. Henry Klipp i and Mr. Klipp. another brother, Anton Fisser of Hallam came for the evening. Rex Bower, a senior student at the State University, .accompa nied the class of electrical en gineers on a trip to Chicago Sun day where they will make a tour of that city as a lesson assign ment. They will return Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Albers of Waverly and Mr. and Mrs. Ash ley Boiler and sons went to Aurora Sunday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott. On Monday Mrs. Boiler, Jesse and Lcren took Mrs. Olive Whitlatch and her sister, Mrs. C. F. Hookham of Hemmingford to the home of Mrs. John .Wylie in Lincoln where Mrs. Hookham will visit a few days. Mrs. Boiler and sons and Mrs. Whitlatch were dinner guests of their sis ter and daughter, Mrs. John Ab bott. Sunday lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cortis Lemon and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Patton and Lori Ann and Mrs. Lulu Sanders of Crete. Mrs. Angie Lemon and Donna Jean, and Miss Pat Sanders of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Keetle and family were evening visitors. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lemon were hosts at a birthday supper for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olson honoring Mr. Olson f or his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Long nad family attended a thirty fifth wedding anniversary party for VOTE FOR FOR State Board of Education 9 His 27 years service in the schools includes experi ence as teacher, coach, and superintendent. O Member of School Board 6 years. Member of State Board of Vocational Education. Business man, Methodist, Mason. r - - Y W . S - " i x - -4 f (Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) (Political 'Advertisement) 35 Look at the Record . . . and Your Vote Will Be for 1 or STAT iGSSLATUill He made a weekly report to all newspapers in the district for reprint to the people, explaining his position on the issues vital to the taxpayers and citizens. THE RECORD SHOWS HE WILL GIVE YOU: 1. full time representation - 2. An honest, forthright approach to state and local problems 3. The benefit of three terms experience in the Legislature 4. A POSITIVE position on EVERY issue, large or small ASK THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW HIM Mrs. Ivon Armstrong Phone 1502 ' The Fairlaryi Midgets 4-H i club will meet Friday, Oct. 29 at 2 p. m. a the Oliver Felker home. This is a re-organization meeting. The Junior Fairland extension club met at the home of Mrs. Bruce Sowards Tuesday after noon. Mrs. Orie Sowards and Mrs. Leonard Roeber had charge of the lesson on weight control, part one. Plans for the Christ mas meeting was discussed. Mrs. Sowards. served a lovely lunch following the meeting. Mrs. L. J. Roeber entered Bry an Memorial hospital Friday where she will receive treat ment for an injured shoulder caused by a fall a few weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roeb er and sons called on her Sat urday evening. Mr. Roeber and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roeber and family went to see her Sun day afternoon. Jack Lemon of Lincoln spent Thursday with his brother, Cor tis Lemon and family, he left Friday morning for Ft. Sill, Oklahoma to join the armed forces, Mr. and -Mrs. John Laughlin and Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Laugh lin called on W. A. Laughlin at Doctors hospital in Omaha Fri day evening. Rev. H. H. Utter back called on him Thursday afternoon. Mr. Laughlin is seri ously ill. . Mr. and Mrs. John B. Peterson were Friday evening dinner quests of Senator and Mrs. Tom Dooley in Omaha and later at tended the Ak-Sar-Ben corona tion. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Peterson were guests of Mr. and . Mrs. Otto Joern at Springfield on their golden wed ding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Harold Richards went to Crete Tuesday to see their little eighteen month old grandson, Mark Ziegenbein who was severely burned on his right leg and arm when he up set hot coffee on himself. At last report he is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leesley have recently moved to the John Krecklow farm, coming from Eagle. Mr. and Mrs. Kreck- D or Ti3iel who will i - ' , 'i Ik - ' v ' - " i mi-. 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