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Frce Recipe Folders Being Givers Avay py Gas Company A visit by any house wif e to tre Gas Company offices will ret them a free recipe folder that includes a collection of fa mous recipes from famous eat ing places over the world. The offer is being made during the Gas Company's "Old Stove Rcur.d Up" that started over the weekend and will continue iA- several days. ' ;:;t only is the company offer ing recipes from such famous places as Maxim's of Paris and Hotel Maria Cristina of San Se bastian Spain, but they would like to show you new conven iences in their line of Universal ea.s ranges. Pleasant cemetary, near Nehaw Ka. Hobson funeral home of Weep ing Water will have charge of arrangements. . Emma Hallcnbcrg Died Wednesday Miss Emma Dorthea Hallen berg, 86, for many years a resident of the Murray com munity, died Wednesday evening at Omaha, where she has made h.-r home for the past few years. she is survived by two sis ters, Mrs. Anna Brunner and Miss Lena Hallenberg, both of O.r.aha; one nephew, Otto Brun-r.-r of Pocatello, Idaho; three nieces, Dorothy and Florence Brunner and Mrs. Helen John sen of Omaha. Funeral service will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Presbyterian church in Murray. Interment will be at the Mt. Many Attend Sale Of Roberts Home Monday sale ; of the property in the estate of Mrs. Kittle Rob erts, was held at the home on high school hill with a ' large number attending the bidding. The residence property was sold to Miss Helen Hunter of this city on her bid of $13,000.00. The furnishings of the home were sold to a large number of purchasers. Attorney James F. Begley, executor of the estate conducted the sale, Rex Young as auc tioneer and the Plattsmouth State Bank served as clerk. Woman's Club Has Scholarship Loan The Plattsmouth Woman's club has a scholarship loan fund, available to lend to students in college. Those desiring infor mation regarding the fund and terms, may call Mrs. L. W. Egen berger, phone 5214. The President has signed the Social Security Bill, establishing a system of disability insurance and lowering the age at which women may receive benefits. The first year of soil bank plan is estimated to cost $224, 414,000. 1 WE ARE AUTHORIZED EASTMAN DEALERS Bring All Type Color Films In For Processing Kodacolor Kcdachrome, Movies Ekta chrome PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA Store Compeptitive prices on all your drug store needs PLUS the personal service of H courteous clerks! Thais wnat mano snopping ill rciuiiuuaciia i" - - - so satisfying ... so economical. When ever you need anything a modern drug store should carry for health and groom ing, comfort and convenience step this way, please, for Quality . . . Service and Economy! 1 tit f f ft I lS U tit III rMtrr 1 t I ri I Tf T I I I f SS -S. By Margaret Dirigman Phone 241 Mr. and Mrs. John Svoboda and daughters have returned from a short vacation trip to Colorado, visiting at Estes Park as well as many of the places of interest in the mountain coun Former employees of the Nor- nesday to Sunday before leav- folk Packing Co., in this city ing on a vacation trip to Mis- are planning a picnic Sept. 16. souri. Sunday dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Newton Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kopp home of s Lincoln . have been visiting at Council Bluffs. la., were Mr. at the Newton and Arnold homes and , Mrs. Gus Kopp, Mr. and this: past week Mrs. George Platzer and Mr. and Mrs. George Bates of Weeping On August 31st the Westside Water. All enjoyed a fried chick- Rooters 4-H Swine Club met en dinner out of doors. In the with Sharon and Gerald Freden- afternoon the ladies drove to burg to finish the work for this see the former Bernice Richard year. Refreshments were served Howe. following the meeting Bob Cappell of Oakland, Calif., Tuesday visitors were Mr. and is spending a weeks vacation Mrs. John Weiland of Piedmont, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. So. Dak., at the home of Mr, Robert Canoell. and Mrs. Clarence Akeson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marler and MiKe bnenenoarger reuirnea family have returned from a Tuesday from a six weeks tour few days spent in Cheyenne, oi Europe Wyo., and Colorado, where they were guests of Mrs. Marler's Mr. and Mrs. Marion Archer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred and four children and Mr. and Ramge. lUkiSafl Mrs. Clearo Purdue of Red Oak, Iowa spent the weekend in Leb- Mr. and Mrs. Robert'Cole and anon, Mo., visiting relatives. family and Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs and family spent a week Mrs. Raymond : Wooster and at Rush Lake at Shady Grove daughter, Barbara, visited Mrs Resort owned and operated by Frank Cloidt and Maxine for a Gus and Irene Weiss in .M,inne- few days last week. sota, former Plattsmouth: ,,resi dents. , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grahm and daifffhters. Kathv and Ar- Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs I iene. and Mrs. Vireie Lugsch and family were hosts at a fish 0f Glenwood, Iowa, and Ann try Monday evening at tneir Lugsch of Chicago were dinner a 1 1 . . . country nome west oi Mynara. guests at the Fred Lugsch home rnose attending were Mr. ana Sunday Mrs. Lyle Schafer and family; Mrs. Otto Schafer; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bill - Foster had major Robert Jacobs and Bruce; Miss surgery Saturday at a Nebraska uaroiyn Koomson; Mr. ana Mrs. city hospital. During her absence John Jacobs and daughter, Linda m the home, her two sons are oi umana., . staying with their grandparents, Mr. ' and Mrs. Frank Isaac of Mr. and Mrs. William Williams Louisville ind Leonard spent Labor Day weekend visiting relatives at ..Mr. and Mrs. Diek Torhlin- Columbus, . Doniphan and She!- SOn and ? family of St. Joseph, ton. . I Mo. : Mr. and . Mrs. G. F. Wv kut of Kansas Citv. Kans.. Mr. Mrs. J. E. Carmack will and - Mrs." Harry Bostulch : of entertain the K. B. Bridge Omaha called on Mr. and Mrs i . ' Fred Lugsch and Kenneth Young of Plattsmouth attended Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Harper ho st wAPirpnri nt. th. rnmhustor nave returned from an extend- Urn ni Ttni rf v, ed trip through Virginia and ripanprs thmi'itrhnnf the stab Washington, D. C, visiting rela- ottonHinar trio ftnforono tVov lilCllUO. . Wdffl tho ATllv nnoc frnm i1c area. . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jamber and .1-11 J m . iwo cmiaren oi spencer, iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hess of visnea nere at tne I. L,. liOCian Beuna. Park. California, arrived home. Mrs. Jamber is a sister U1 -ivxi. with relatives nnrt frienric in thic THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.., , Thursday, September 6, 1956. PAGE FIVi. city and vicinity. This is the first Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams visit in two years for the for- and sons spent Labor Day week- mer Plattsmouth people. ena in the Black Hills of South T-1 i- - Services For Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bauer, r. n; Columbus, accompanied by Mrs. v-vumy riuneui Bauer's sister, were visiting Held Saturdnv friends in Plattsmouth. Labor ne,Q aruraay Dav. Mr. Bauer, until a recent lomeral services were held illness, was with Consumers Saturday afternoon at the Meth Public Power and made a wide odist church at Union for Nor acquaintance here on his manv man C. DeLes Dernier, pioneer visits to the city resiaent oi cass county wno naa passea away weanesaay at nis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krejci home in Plattsmouth. and boys arrived in Plattsmouth Rev. E. S. DeSpain, pastor of Monday morning to spend 15 the church,1 conducted the ser- days with relatives and friends, vice and gave the tribute to the On Monday evening a family departed long time resident picnic was held at Steinhart Mrs. Howard Davis was organ Park in Nebraska City. Those 1st for the service. awenaing were. Mrs. Anna aan- interment was at the Mt . -m w . V i 1 ' bemer, iVir. ana Mrs J-ie5ier pipncant remeterv near-Mehnw. udiiiemer, ivir. ana xvars. -od- ka with ' Gerald Armstrong. ert Krejci and family; Mr.; and Charles Armstrong, Rickey Ap Mrs. John Speck and family; i Dieeate. Bud Fulton. Llovd Fitch Mr. and Mrs. Joy Haswell and L,r.H wnwaH th serving v. ivxi. aiiu nuwaiu ja.iioeiuci . i b-Pt Heorerc The' Rattler funeral Vinme nf Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Johns Plattsmouth was in chanre of - in r tT!-i.n. tw I - ana iamny oi vyicnita, rans., uha fnarni i-onwc tMPITAH rTTM 4hA TTTAAlr AM4 " V r 1 G Ralph Wehrbein and W. B. Johns home. Death Of John Cirardot At Omaha Saturday John G. Girardot, 78, who made his home" with his son, C. C. Girardot and family for five years, passed away Satur day' morning at the St. Vincent's home in Omaha where he has been for a short time.' Mr. Girardot was a native of Whiting, Iowa, where he made his home for a great many years. He was preceded-' in death by the wife in 1951. Survivors are: sons, C. C. Gir ardot of Plattsmouth, Carroll of Lincoln, Leroy of Bridgeport, Nebraska; three daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Kelley of Omaha, Mrs. Earl Snyder of Sheldon, Iowa, Mrs. Richard Hartz of Seattle, Washington. Burial. will be at Whiting, Lo wa. . , Death Of Mrs. Linvillc Wiles Mrs. Linville Wiles, 42, well known in this city, died Monday at Pueblo, Colorado, following a long illness. She was a daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Luke L. Wiles and has been a frequent visitor in Plattsmouth during her . life time. . , ' She is surviver by , the husband as well as several sisters residing in Oklahoma. . ,, ' Funeral services-were held on Wednesday at Uhe;; Presbyterian church at Pueblo, with interment at that city. , . .. . '. , at - the Caldwell-Linder funeral chapel for Ray Gene Dillon, 12, of Murray.-Rev. Ray P. Morris of the Murray Presbyterian church conducted the service. . He passed away Monday; Sep-' " tember 3rd at; an Omaha hos- pital after a two month's illness T from rheumatic fever from which he had suffered for the past three years. The deceased was a son of James and Elcie Dillon and was born at Omaha, November 8, , , 1943, but has lived his lifetime at Murray. He was in the sixth ,' ,7 grade of the Murray school and . . has been a faithful attendant of the Sunday School of the Murray , Presbyterian church. Survivors are the mother, Mrs. "'A James Dillon, sisters, Zella andr Ruby; brothers, Paul, Douglas, , Ronald and Jack, all of Murray. The father passed away a year , ago. . ;. '- Burial was at the Oak Park ,t . cemetery in this city with the .' Caldwell-Linder funeral home in t charge. Death Of Murray Child At Omaha I. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 P. M. services arid interment. James C. Keyser Dies In Auto Accident James C. Keyser, 44, of Cov- ington,, Kentucky, who has been foreman of a .'gang engaged in , construction- work at'Offutt Air Baser was, killed Sunday.' Mr. Keyser-. was killed .-when -the car he was;driving ran off the road and 'overturned at 81$t. Street . and Military Avenue in Omaha. . ; '. t- Ai ' ,',.Mr. Keyser was known to a large number' xf local people who have been engagedoh the Offutt Base work. r. -The- body. was ;taken to Beck- ley; West -Virginia; ;'for. funeral - i Staff Sergeant tnd Mrs. Robert Aim of Biloxi, Miss., called Mrs. Aim's mother, Mrs. Marie Richards, this . week. The couple are antici pating a leave in October. Club tonight. Fred Gardner Monday. nlf)V burn eyes SAVE 15c LARGE J Si Timrc IPAIIA 'er a Pa,V fnr "e price of IUSSY 2 FOR 9JJI0 Pin Curl Homo Permanent . 'A VJITCH IH1 AEEE. Pt. '1 ii i II II W H I" I I TUSSY'S MOISTURE CREAM 49c mmnmM b ; Mr. and Mrs. James Stoll and ?on returned recently from a vacation, 'in Minnesota. While there they, enjoyed . the cool weather and an abundance v of good fishing. , Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Gut zenwriter of Albia, Iowa, : called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gardner Sunday. Mrs. Elden Gottulla and chil dren Terry and Mary Ann of Pasedena, Texas, departed Wed nesday for their home after - a months visit in the. home of Mrs Gotula's- parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Fred Feldhbusen. The Texas .vis itors . were here to attend the Feldhousen -' '- ' .Whitehead wed ding. Mr. and. Mrs.. Joe Wooster were guests of their daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming of Omaha over the holiday weekend. " They also attend ed the State Fair at Lin coln Sunday. , r Mr. and .Mrs. Frank rPace will hold open house for their friends on Sunday, September 16th from two to four p, m. and -seven to nine "p. m. at their --home in Weeping t Water. - Mr. and ; Mrs-. LeRoy Beins called on Mr. and Mrs Fred Gardner Saturday- evening. Guests Friday evening of the Mr. and Mrs. George Barr, I Gardners were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bogenreif, Charles Lukus. - ; ' and Bill Coakley of Plattsmouth and Betty William of Tabor, Iowa, motored to Rainbow Falls, Colo., over the holiday weekend where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Schroeder and Norman Ruback is back on the job at Rubacks Super Market after a vacation trip by car to California. Mrs. Harvey Ballinger, Sr., of For Dewyy Fresh Beauty $f-.00 Jar D for I O for .50 $1.50 Mr. and Mrs. Don Spellman Gordon, former . resident of They enjoyed some fishing and Plattsmouth, is hospitalized in sightseeing Gordon. Mr. and Mrs LeLghton Ballinger and Linda Kay of this Mr. and Mrs. Steven Danzig city, Mrs. Bob Hill of Thurman, (the former Dehlia Solomon) and Iowa, and Glen Ballinger of two children have returned to Malvern, . Iowa, were, in Gordon their home in Alexandria', Veu, over the, Labor Day weekend as after a visit here with relatives house guests of their sister, Mrs and friends. Ollie Wolkins. They eport Mrs. Ballinger under observation and Mrs. Walter Fulton and son, treatment. "Butch" returned : Saturday 1 Sale Dates and Quantities Limited SIBAN Dry Skin Bath The Only Bath Oil That Softens the Skin Large Bottle $2.00 We Give S & H Green Trading Stamps morning from Massena N. Y where they spent the summer months with Mr. Fulton who is employed with the Missouri Val ley Dredging Company there on the St. Lawrence Seaway Project. They saw many in teresting places and the weather was fine for their vacation time. Mr. Fulton had to remain in N. Y., and will return home at a later date. Harold Deitchler of Glen wdod, Iowa, was a business caller in Plattsmouth and Louisville Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs I." L. Kocian spent Sunday in Lincoln at the State Fair. , Mrs. Earl Payton celebrated her birtdhay at her home when relatives and friends arrived with well filled baskets for a picnic dinner. Twenty-five guests were in attendance. DBUGS Mrs. Joyce Fornoff noted 32 years in Plattsmouth August 29th, coming here from Omaha. August 29th also marked the date of seven months since her accident and breaking -her hip. Since her accident, Mrs.' Fornoff has only been down town once. Rae Mae Henry was hostess to a slumber party at the home of her parents, Mr. and .Mrs Raymond Henry, Monday eve ning. Thirteen guests enjoyed "chow" at the Henry home after returning from the State Fair at Lincoln. All enjoyed a birthday cake that was presented to Katherine Ptak. Mrs. M. B. Allen and son, Glen, will leave Friday for Swan Valley and Idaho Falls, Idaho, where they will visit for three weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Don Morris of Albion, Nebraska, will visit a he Fred Arnold home from Wed- Kathy Johnson visited in Cen erville, Iowa, over the week end, accompanied by; her friend Judy Beer. Miss Johnson return ed home by bus to Omaha where her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M Johnson met her. - ST ME Mrs. Jackie Reno left for Tar- kio,- Mo., College Sunday. Doug Reno will leave Sunday for studies at the University of Ne braska. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pein have returned home after a vacation in the Missouri Ozarks. Mr.-Pein will be in this city just for a few days then will return to Mis souri where he sells real lestate. The First Ward Parent Teach er Association held a tea for the Kindergarten mothers at 10 Tuesday morning. Twenty guests were introduced to the teacher and they became acquainted with their child's schoolroom. Mrs. Robert Pike has o pened her restaurant, ; the "Colonial Cafe" at 116 South 6th Street, .next .door .to Phil's Place. Mrs. Pike' will feature carry out orders. . - Harry and Lucille White of Omaha were holiday visitors in this city and Murray , as guests at the Fitzgerald home near Murray. Mrs. Helen Redfern of Kan sas City was here over the Lab or Day holiday, accompanying Mrs. Sophia Wolever, who has been at Kansas City, back home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Francis . Cook and son, Francis, Jr., spent the holiday season with relatives and friends at Paxton, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Swatek have departed for New York where they will be guests of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Gillogly. i 'Gary Hild, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry mid, arrived 'home Friday night, after re ceiving his discaharge from 4 tne Armed Forces, at Fort Sill, Okla. ' " ' ' Mr. and Mrs". Irvin Schroeder vacationed in Canada, Yellow stone Park and the Black Hills. Mr. and Mrs.' Tine Harbaugh and son spent Labor Day week end in Colorado, returning their daughter Sharon, who had been visiting there. ' " Norman Hoeft "spent the Labo Day holiday in Seward visiting nis parents and friends. Mary Lessman of Lincoln has - returned home after spending 10 days with her 1 sister, Helen Lessman, of this city. . . i Pete Herold, of Omaha, was here Saturday to visit old friends in this locality. He was a resi dent here for a number of years and well known baseball player for years with the local Red Sox. Visitors to St. John's rectory during the' week were Mr.' and Mrs. Horace Kuhl of Phoenix, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. Titus Johnson of Waverlt, and"'1 At torney and Mrs. Adam Penar' of Chicago. Adolph " Koubek, ' nationally known wood carver, has proven he is also 'an expert' gardher. He called at the Journal office Saturday with' a perfectly form ed Siamese twin cucumber; ' Mr. and MCs: Ernest Pankonin of near Manley were in Platts mouth Tuesday" to look after bus iness and called at the Journal office. In. common with others over the county they report very dry conditions. " Mr. .;and. Mrs. Arthur Skalak of Omaha were holiday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Beins near Mynard. sworn- I IrJtA i IK - ay ' i 4 g ill 'n'V 'VA' I I ' ' t & I 1 f - f J'Wi - HAz 11 t" i ' ' Hf-J-n 11 H- . - YrfCflX- I.OVK ANB ADORE OOl NEW "v' GffiDR MAlES! Exquisitely SofAsufe Jters with Dyed-to-Match ShhrtJ CarMM Winter Cherry DCm Green j f ytaliiqrnia Gold VWV CardipanlSd Pull-Overs OnlA 9tt to 5.90 chinhirt8 Only 123 la Flannel or Tweed . . . impeccalbe smartness can be yours,this -fall in a soft all wool. flannel or a. sparkling wool tweed skirt complimented with a ' pullover or a cardigan .sweater ;dyed-to-match . . . worn together or separately, mi xed1 or matched,' they're the ultimate in co ordination for fall carefree living m m to cau --i.-