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Mrs. Dudley Le3vitt Correspondent imwood Calendar Brotherhood ci E. U. B. church will meet Monday evening, Oct. 10, at the church, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 12. 2 p.m., The Women's Society World Service of E. U. B church will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Marshall for a reg ular monthly meeting. Cass-Sarpy County convention of Royal Neighbors will meet at Springfield. Registration at 12 noon, Oct. 13. Please call Oracle Mary J. Phillips if transporta tion is desired. W. s. C. S. of Elmwood Metho dist Church vail meet at 1:30 p.m. at Church Friday, Oct. 14, then o;o to heme of Mrs Charles Marshall for meeting. If you hav? own transportation and desire, go directly to her horns. EI,Twtod An evening of the Women's FOR FALL NEEDS! $50 up to $1000 You can eet a loan many plates, but here ONLY do you gee the important extras! FRIENDLY, HELPFUL SERVICE! EXPERT BUDGET ADVICE! LOW PAYMENTS! TERMS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS! SPECIAL PLANS FOR FARMERS! Phone Write or Come in AMERICAN LOAN PLAN Opposite Soennichsen's 530 Main Street Phone 3213 I fPitJJI 1 Beautiful FALL Jewelry Each Plus Tax FriendSy Variety ELMWOOD, NEBR. I n Mwnnn nfrc i h ' ::s . I -.-. -nrtrrrinri : - wm ,i : ! Diseases and infections can spread rapidly through entire herds and flocks, taking: the lives of valuable animals and birds. Avoid costly delay in starting effective treatments. Keep essential animal health needs on hand. Get depend able quality products at our low prices today. Remember you can get what you need quickly by coming straight to ITXDIIOUSEN'S. And time saved often means lives saved. 11 TARGOT-STRIP CUP DEAL 1 Boz. Target Matitis Oint $1 1.76 !j 1 Ledcrfc Strip Cup ki i i r Apiz.o vaiuc ror omy yv.vu POULTRY WORMER WAZINE BY SALSBURY Cive in Drinking Water 400 Birds on!y $2.60 Srr.nl! Flocks $1.40 MYZON POULTRY BUILDER DrinLing Water Tonic 3Vi lb $9.95 HOG WORMER SI B Cadmiun- By Hess, 1 I Phcrsothiazinc 1 Eb Psrvcx-Pipcraxinc pkg RAT KILLER War Farrar, 5 lb $2.98 A Warfarin Ready Mix SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS ROVAX - DUOVAX - BLACK LEG AND OTHER SERUMS AND VACCINES Vc Give S Or H Green Stamps Vi Ik m "a m o a : u i h i ii h , vi cr j -i - h " " ' . H. n fi - L--r- MM Society Christian Service met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. w. LeRoy Cook. Mrs. Eldon Mendenhall had charge of the meeting. The theme, Chirstian Mission in a Revolutionary World, was brought before the group. An afternoon groun of the W. ,S. C. S. met at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 3, at the home of Mrs G. R. Eveland, with a good attend ance. They commenced this year's study of Indian Ameri cans with Mrs. Earl Horton pre senting the study. Next meeting of this group will be the first Tuesday afternoon in November at the home of Mrs. Ray Parsell. Elmwood Mrs. Sadie Baker Funeral at Crete Mrs. Sadie Baker passed away Sunday, Oct. 2, at the home of her daughter in Crete. She was stricken on Saturday with a heart pain and taken from her home to the doctor, and from there to the home of her daugh ter; where she died. Services were conducted Wednesday, Oct. 5, at the Kuncl Mortuary, Crete. She had been a member of the Methodist church there for over 66 years, being the oldest living member. Burial was in Lincoln; Memorial Park, Lincoln. Surviv ors include a brother, John Gon zales, Elmwood; a son, John Baker, South Dakota; a daugh ter, Mrs. Ruby Weilage, and four grand daughters. She taught school in Elmwood many years ago and was librarian at Crete for 40 years and was a member of the Order of Eastern Star. Those attending the funeral from Elmwood were John Gon zales, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Gon zales, Emily Gonzales, all rela tives, and friends Wm. Atchison and Art Remaley. Elmwood 17th Anniversary The 17th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schroed er of Palmyra was celebrated Sunday, Oct. 2. A covered dish dinner was eaten by all the fam ilies of relatives. Mrs. Fred En gelking of Elmwood baked a three-layer wedding cake, dec orated with the "17th Anniver sary," roses, and with a bride and groom topping it. All the Elmwood Engelking families at tended and helped the Schroed er's celebrate their Anniversary. 89c tore $1.00 l fo Cf lb. $1.50 $1.50 $1.00 3MS "lii mmm MiUUUf By Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Harper were their chil dren and families. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harper and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harper and fam ily of Glenwood, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wacher and family, Mr. and Mr;. Frank Sullivan and family of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ellingson. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Willis , and family. Mrs. Clark Finney and chil dren have returned home from a visit with Clark Finney at Sidney, Nebr. they also visited with the Hansen, and Rosbor ough families at Kimball, Nebr. and took a trip to Colorado. Week end guests of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schmidtmann, was their daugh ter, Janis, who is teaching in the schools at Cheyenne, Wyo ming. Mrs. Adelia Goodman of Van couver, Canada, was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mc Maken. Major and Mrs. Don, Rainy of Fort Riley, Kansas, are guests of the Earl and Lloyd Becker families, and visiting friends, Major Rainev is a brother of Mrs. Earl Becker, and Mrs. Lloyd Becker. They are also vi siting Mrs- Ranineys , parents in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howe, of Wymore, spent the weekend at the Vernon Waterman nome. TSgt. and Mrs. Robert Krejci and children who have been vis iting relatives here for the past three weeks left Saturday for their home in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Weekend guests of Mrs. ' Ho ward Dow were Mr- and' Mrs George Krug of Hastings. Mrs. Leoda Bramson, spent the weekend with relatives in Denison, Iowa. O. E. S. Meeting At a regular meeting of Ideal Chapter, O. E. S. Tuesday eve ning, Oct. 3, the past matrons and past patrons were honored. Nine past patrons and 17 past matrons were present. W. M. Darleen Cook presided as did W. P. Wesley Cook. The Kensington will meet at the Temple Wednesday, Oct. 12. 10 a.m. with a basket lunch and. I cookies: for the guests of the Masonic Home. The Kensington will drive to Plattsmouth to the Masonic Home where they will have their lunch and tour of the home. Elmwood Flood Worries Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bornemeier ware worried about their son Roscoe who lives in the north nart of Wichita, where the flash flood caused considerable dam age. A phone call to their son assured them the family was al right. An eight-inch rain fell there which caused the evacua tion of 100 families. Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Bornemeier had nlanned to spend the weekend in Wichita visiting two broth ers, but both were taken down with cold which required them to be under the doctor's eare, which prevented them from go ing. - Elmwood Diller Visit Mrs. Nettie Mendenhall went to Diller Monday, Oct. 3, with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Inpwerson, who are visiting here from Eugene, Ore. Thev visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hewitt and family at Mrs. Alma West, Cass County Deputy for Royal Neibhbors of America, was in Emrwood on business for the Society, Mon day. She had an evening meet ing in Plattsmouth, then return ed to her home in Omaha. Mrs. Ruth Monning entertain ed th following guests for sup per Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rudolph. Macolm, and Mrs. Emily Gonzales. Mrs. Ike Reed of Weeping Water spent the day with Mrs. Addie Fleishman, Friday, Sept 30th. Elmwood Football Casualty Gary L. Groves suffered a broken nose Wednesday while engaged in football practice, and was attended by the doctor. He is now wearing a tape across his face. Elmwood Bcllevue Trip Mr. and Mrs. Wellington (Wimpy) Dennis drove to Oma ha Sunday to visit with brother Loren Dennis and familv, with whom they had dinner. They al so attended the celebration and opening of the G.A.R. Bridge. Louisvillp Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shreve drive to Guthrie Center, Iowa, i Sunday, Oct. 1 to visit their Elmwood Visits Daughter Mrs. John Rudolph, Easle vis ited her daughter, Mrs. Howard Stese and family Thursday and Friday. Sept. 29 and 30. On Fri day Mr. "and Mrs. Stege took Mrs. Rudolph with them to a football game between Talmaee and Eagle, at Eagle, and left ' her at her home there, Mrs. Sophia Wolever Phone Mrs. Lena Tritsch of Lincoln was a guest aunaay or neien Horn- Spending Sunday here, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hennings, were Mr. and Mrs. Ordell Hennings and son of Lincoln. Mrs. W. H. Puis, Los Angeles, California, in company with Messrs. P. A. Hild, Mata Lutz, and Anna Gansemer, Platts- mouth, departed Thursday eve-' ning on the Union Pacific Chal lenger for Los Angeles. Mrs. Puis has been visiting in Ne braska for the past six weeks. Mrs- Hild, Mrs. Lutz and Mrs. Gansemer, who are sisters of the late W. H. Puis, one time Cass County Assessor, will visit for sometime with Mrs. Puis, rela tives and friends in California. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stark john visited Sunday, with Max Sulser, who is a patient at the Cox hospital in Omaha. They report him fairly well, and that he sends greetings to his friends. . . . Mr. and Mrs. James Graves and Glen Miller were guests Sunday of Mrs. Graves' brother and family in St. Joseph, Mo. ' Mrs. Frank J. Koubek has re turned from the hospital and is convalescing at home. ' . . . $ ; Herman Dall, of Manley, was a visitor in Plattsmouth, Fri day. Richard Joy was a weekend guest of relatives in Logan, la. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hild enroute from Wyoming, stopped in Lincoln for a visit with their son, Marion, who is a student at the University of Nebraska. ' . Congratulations are in order today for Mrs. Charles Troop, who is observing her 93rd birth day. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. pnd Mr.s. Charles Gonzales, and son, Scotty. Mr. ana Mrs. Clark Gonzales and John entertained over the weekend, Sept. 25 Clark's cou sin, Mr. and Mrs. Austin, Gor ham, of Dunlap, Iowa. Elmwoofl PNG Club Meeting The Past Noble Grand Club of Elmwood met at the I. O. Q- F. Hall Wednesday, Oct. 4, with a covered dish lunch served to. 13 members present .Mrs. Fred Engelking, president,- was in charge of the business meeting. Mrs. Ralph Creamer gave a de tailed description of a trip to Valdez, Alaska, this past sum mer. November meeting will be held with Mrs. Will Strabel and Mrs. Skyle Miller Jr., co-hostesses, at the home of Mrs. Strabel. At that meeting Mrs. Orval Miller will tell of her trip to North Carolina. Elmwood Sunday morning, Oct. 2, Mr,, and Mrs. Paul Bornemeier had at their home for breakfast their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Schoenberg of Red Oak, Iowa. They were on their way to Hastings to attend a wedding anniversary. Mrs. Viola Hayes was witJi her daughter, Mrs. George Eidenmil ler, for about two weeks since she was ill, but she recovered sufficiently to return to her own home last Tuesday. Miss Janet Messelhiser, Lin coin, underwent an operation for appendectomy last Saturday, Oct. 1. She is progressing well and is expected to return to her home on Thursday, 1246 No. 65th St. Lincoln. She formerly lived in the Elmwood vicinity and is the grand daughter of Mrs. Pete Nickels. Elmwood Attend Funeral Mrs. Elmer Shreve went to Lincoln where she met her sis ter Mrs. T. W. VanAndel, and her husband, Mr. T. W. Van Andel, from there driving to Grand Island to atend the fun eral of Floyd Sopher, who pass ed away in Lynwnod, Calif, and was buried at Grand Island, Sept. 30, 1955. He had lived in California since 1952. Elmwoort Presidents Meet Paul Eveland. president of the Cass County Farm Bureau, at tended a state meeting of the County Bureau organizations, week of Oct. 3rd at Grand Is land. Wheel Balancing Save Tie Rod Ends Save Tires e Save Wheel Bearings Eniov Your Summer Trio DODGE & PLYMOUTH SALES & SERVICE vvVVVVvVvvvVVvvVvVvv . USED CARS R. V. BRYANT Motor Co. 125 North 5th St. Plattsmouth Phone 283 241 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Black left Sunday for a vacation. Mrs. Black will visit in Chappaqua, N. Y.. with her daughter and family and Mr. Black will visit with relatives in Orange, and Los Angeles, Calif.. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Meisinger were, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hollenbeck, and child ren of 'Elmwood, and Mrs. Ruth Overman, of North Platte. Major and Mrs. Vincent Braun and children, who re cently returned from Venezuela, but now stationed at New York, were guests Sunday at the Hen ry Thiele home. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thiele visited Saturday with Charlie Thiele, at St. Mary's hospital in Nebraska City. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Libershal returned Saturday from Silver Creek, where they visited for a week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Wolever, and Laure Lynn. , . A!2c Don Harper stationed at Laughlin Air base in Del Rio, Texas, is spending a two weeks vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs- E. W. Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hild and Marvin have returned from a weeks vacation in Douglas, and Laramie,, Wyoming. They were guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hild Jr and son. Ray mond Hild, Jr., and family re cently moved to Laramie, where he attends the University of Wyoming. Guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. May Jones and family were Mr .and Mrs. Clarence O' Mara, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Fahrenholz, Mrs. Rosa Beaudett Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin, and Jim Austin, of Omahaj The oc casion was in observance of the 76th birthday anniversary of Mrs. Beaudett. Gagnc Autograph Mrs. Addie Fleishman and daughter, Rea Apt, attended a wrestling match of Yukon Eric and Verne Gagne at the Fair Grounds in Lincoln, Monday, Oct. 3. Mrs. Fleishman met Gagne and secured- his auto graph on her program '- She spent several days in Lincoln visiting . her daughter. ; ; Jt, ? Del Monte Sliced Pineapple 3 No. 2t2 $-00 Cans i Valu Cut Creen Beans 3 No. 303 Cans 29' Hy Klas Fruit Cocktail No. 303 1 QC Hy Klas Sliced or 4's, Yellow Cling Peaches No. 303 Cans Del Monte Sliced Bartlett PEARS a No. 303 ncrc No. 303 Cans a do a a a a d B B DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING AT Beauty Forum Mrs. Ruth Abrams attended a two-day beauty forum at Lin coln Sunday and Monday, Sept. 25-26. There were hair stylists from Paris, France, New York City, and Los Angeles, Calif., demonstrating the latest trends and hair styles. She reports a very interesting trip. Elmwood Mrs. Orval Gerbeling attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Ingwerson (Mrs. Frank) at Scotts Bluff, Friday, Oct. 7. ELMWOOD VILLAGE BOARD PROCEEDINGS The Elmwood Village Board met in regular session at Town Hall Oct. 3. 1955. Present: Roy Armstrong, Opal Shreve, Frank Turner, Omar Bornemeier nnd Harry Arnold. The following bills were pre sented for consideration and nayment: Ed Kratochvill, salary . $225.00 Norman Bornemeier, spraying . .' 20.00 Olson Quarries, crushed rock . . 143.07 Peoples Natural Gas, heat 1.00 Omaha Public Power, lights and power 170.60 Plattsmouth Journal, printing 2.50 Weeping Water Transfer, haul 1.25 Lavne Western Co. Works, on wells 106.25 Bond retirement 100.00 'ranK Turner, salary 12.00 Omar Bornemeier, salary 12.00 Opal Shreve, treasurer salary 24.00 Harrv Arnold, clerk salary 24.00 Ed's Repair Shop, labor James Service Station, gas Dennis Service Station, gas Charles Fibley, supplies EJm's Cafe, firemen's lunch Omar Bornemeier, phone Library Board, 2 mill levy Jewel Imp. Co., repairs 6.50 9.69 8.67 2.12 1.50 .90 364.00 4.12 Motion made and carried to pay these bills. Mr. Turner and Mr. Omar Bornemeier serving jointly on the streets and alley committee have felt the need of better equipment for repair work. Motion made and carried to 'i;;;n:!:!;3::;::n:;:::c3 ,::a:::;;s5::::H':i::a;::::n:;;::a;:;:;n I Edwin T. McHugh I 1 ATTORNEY B Office in Corn Growers S n State Bank E 31 1 . !i z p lnuruocK . ixeDrasita m Ellis Corned Beef Hash 16-oz. Can 31c Hy Klas Fey. Spinach 2 No. 303 Cans 31c Del Monte 2 No. 303 Cans Pumpkin 27c Kavsville Fancy No. ZV2 Can Tomatoes 25c Hy Klas Mixed 2 No. 303 Cans Vegetables 35c Stokely's No. 303 Can Grapefruit 19c Hy Klas 2 No. 303 Cans Ap'Ie S7uce 35c Del Monte No. 303 lar BysWries 33c Stokely's Tomato Juice 46-ot. Can 31c Otoe 2 No. 303 Cans Hominy 21c Stokely's Tinest Early June PEAS 3 No. 303 CQC r,n JO B O B B D B B B B - THE GIANT NEW - XM PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Monday, October 10, 1955 PAGE THREE empower them to purchase a dirt moving machine. An Elmwood resident met with the Board to discuss the possi bility of a roller skating rink for Elmwood. This party is a reputable citizen and the Board feels he should be " encouraged in the project as such an en terprise would be a fine thing for Elmwood. There being no further busi ness motion made and carried to adjourn. ROY ARMSTRONG, Chairman HARRY ARNOLD, Clerk No. 3033 Oct. 10, 1955 LUNCH LASTS 40 YEARS MILWAUKEE, Wis. Plumb ers, making repairs on a house which was built in 1915, cut in to a wall and found a sandwich, wrapped in a newspaper dated Sept. 7, 1915. The sandwich was intact rye bread, crust and all. The filling had blackened too much to tell what it was and the bread was hard as a rock. TARIFF CUTS The United States will hold forth the possibilitv of tariff cuts on $2,000,000,000 worth of imports as it bargains early next year for reciprocal concessions with twenty-five other nations. RADIATOR REPAIRING ONE-DAY SERVICE Pbttsmouth Motors Washington Ave. Fh. 287 Sample As Wednesday Is DOUBLE GREEN STAMP DAY On Purchases of $1.00 or More FEIDMSEN 522 Main $179 $349 $ 66V Case C $159 1 $Q09 Case C $139 1 $269 Case Case C $179 1 ?339 Case 99 $059 Case C $179 1 Case 49 Case Case 63 Case 95 Wilson's Chopped BIF 29c fl D B B B B B POLIO - Dr. C. C. Dauer, TJ. S. Public Health Service official, recently predicted that the polio toll this year would fall far short of the 1952 epidemic figure, but would top the "mild" polio years of 1P50 and 1951. This year's total, as of September 1st, was 14,140 cases. THROWN INTO FIRE NEW YORK Three older boys grabbed Joseph Bolero, 8, of Queens, in a park and tossed him into a rubbish fire. The boy, who suffered first-degree burns of the face and body, said his tormentors, whom he did not know, fled immediately after tossing him, head-first, into the flames. LET DOWN When disaster crosses you up . . . dependable insurance won't let you down! Insure thru this agency. Steve Davis Phone 6111 2nd Floor Bank Bldg. 5th & Main Plattsmouth HTour Family Drug Store" Dial 6117 Hy Klas Whole Kernel Cream Style' Golden No. 303 Cans Ruback's Famous . Broiler Size Fryers Betty Crocker Frosting Mix 3 Flavors to Choose From V"' $100 1 Pkgs. 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