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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA; SEMI -WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE FOUR Section B Thursday, November 22, 1956 Eagle Couple Enjoys Arizona Orange Trees Mrs. John Fischer Phone 7304 Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muenchau that "They spent Armistice Day at Tuscon, Arizona, and watch ed the parade really wonder ful." The couple left Eagle on the previous Thursday morning and made a stop-over, also at . Phoeniz, Ariz. They mention ed "the Orange groves were beautiful and about ready to be picked." They planned to leave there, after spending a couple of days, for San Diego, Calif. - Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Arthur Wade and family of Lincoln visit ed at Mrs. Wade's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith last Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer are looking forward to a visit with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Noel J. Fischer and family from Cape Girardean, Mo., during the Thanksgiving holiday. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Fischer and family of Madison, will also be at the parents home for the Thanks giving vacation and dinner. Mrs. Vivian Tate of Tacoma, Wash., arrived via plane last Monday evening after receiving he message of her father's death,(Mr. Harry Snoke), on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tate had visited the parents and other relatives, during the sum mer vacation. - Eagle folks were shocked and grieved to hear of the tragic death of Lt. Robert Young of Lincoln, airbase, jet pilot, the husband of Eagle's home eco nomic instructor. Mrs. Floyd Althouse signed the substitute teachers contract and w&s assigned to Eastridge Schools, assuming the teaching duties on last Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Oberle of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Val jean Stoll and son, Allen, were HEAVY DUTY INSULATED RANGER SHOES yi; Iff I More Wear More Comfort In Every Pair Leather Chro-Tan Insole Sweat Resistant, Always Flexible, Corfortable, A-N-D Life cf Shoe Perma Counter SMITH'S MEN'S WEAR .We Give S & II Green Stamps dinner guests, of Mrs. Oberle's and Mr. Stoll's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stoll Sunday. Mrs. Oberle and Mrs. Stoll and Allen Gene called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kirchoff in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reynolds and son, spent the weekend at Albion recenty. They visited Mr. Reynoldson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynoldson and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rodaway are the parents of a baby boy born at the Syracuse Hospital, on Friday, Nov. 9. Mrs. Roda way and son returned home from the hospital on the follow ing Wednesday doing fine. The baby has a sister and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Conner and daughter and Mrs. Conner's sister, Sharon Wall, called at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wall last Fri day evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Muen chau and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weyers and son, Wayne, were dinner guests at the home of Mesdames Muenchau and Wey- er's brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker near Palmyra, Sunday honoring the birthday of Wayne Weyers, Nov. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rodaway and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wall call ed at the Syracuse hospital on last Sunday afternoon, and saw the former's new grandson, born to Mr. and Mrs. Joy Rodaway on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Mevin Adams and two daughters were dinner guests at the home of Mr. Ad am's mother, Mrs. Cassie . Ad ams Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner and family attended the wedding ceremony of Darlene Foreman and Captain Conrad Craven at the Lincoln Airbase Chapel, Sat urday at 2 p. m. Their son, Ronnie was the ringbearer for the military ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence May. Joanne Maahs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Maahs of Bennet, was flower girl. The groom came Saturday morning, via plane and left at 4 p. m. His leave, due to military orders, was cancel led for the time being. The bride left for Washington D. C. to join him, on Monday. She has been employed with the government for several years. The attractive new farm house of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weyers is nearing completion Thefir$t coat of plaster is in the processing and the family is. looking forward to tne move from their present temporary living quarters, the nearby washhouse to the modern built home. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wright visited Mrs. Wright's sister, Mrs. Marie Hamilton, at Valley, at the home of the latter's daugh ter, a few weeks ago, and her illness is not improved. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hite of Ashland visited Mrs. Hite's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wright last Sunday. In the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. John Kruger of Murdock, and Mrs. Wright's nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wachter, of Nebraska City, call ed at the Wright home. Mr. and Mrs. John Casper of Auburn, were dinner guests, at the home of Mrs. Casper's sis- Cass Woman Is Hospitalized After Stroke Mrs. Neva Read Phone 6021 Mrs. Earl Lancaster suffered a stroke last Sunday and was taken to the Clarkson Hospital last Wednesday afternoon. She is being treated for loss of sight brought on by the stroke. Mrs. Mary Eppings of Lincoln was a Sunday dinner guest at the Earl Lancaster home. She attended the Mrs. Fern Meyers funeral Sunday afternoon. Word has been received from David Read in Los Angeles, Calif., that he Is working every day . The weather was hot last week, the temperature going to 102 last Sunday. He would like to say hello to all his friends in Cass County.- Mrs. R. A. Noell was having X-rays taken at the Clarkson Hospital .last Monday and Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zilla of Omaha were Sunday dinner guests at the home of R. A. Noell. Paul Rice was a supper guest at the home of his friend Gene Noell last Wednesday evening. The Ma-Ka-Ya Camp Fire group met at the home of Mrs. Sheldon Smith on Nov. 6, 1956. We had our business meeting. We also decided on what date to have our Mother and Father party. The party will be Friday night Nov. 30th. We all finished our. symbols to go on the back of our jackets and we also de cided what three songs to learn for our rank. Vicky Fitz-Patrick Secretary Mrs. Dewayne Noell and Mrs. Bill Allen were Wednesday night visitors at the R. A. Noell home. Richard Sack was speaker at the Christian Church last Sun day in the absence of Rev, Rob ert Larson, who was visiting an other church. Timber Owners Convert Your Walnut Trees to Cash Contact Midwest Walnut Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 6621 O.flEES W mm 3 GB0GGS3S5B r Dramatic laboratory tests have shown that Bisma-Rex neutralizes 3 times more stomach acid than the top performer of 3 of the other leading brands tested. And its action continues for hours longer! Choose the right . remedy choose Bisma-Rex for the relief of Acid-Upset Stomach Lj- Bitma-lUx Brand A Brand B Brand C , POWDER Neutral Neutral Neutral Neutral ized ized ized ized less than 210 mL 250 ml 770 mL 50 mi. All tested rn terms of tenth, normal hydrochloric acid. ter and family, the John Wey ers, last Sunday, observing the birthday of Mrs. Weyers. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Eley and Mrs. Eley's sisters, Miss Vesta Stall and Mrs. Edward Krumra and latter's daughter Carole and son, Roger, all of Lincoln visit ed at the home of Mrs. Irvin Stall and daughter, Mona, Sun day. Mrs. Laura West was on the sick list with the flu several days last week and the doctor's attention was - needed. She is much improved. . Several ladies of the Women's Society of Christian Service at tended the "Quiet Day" at Elm- wood Methodist Church, last Tuesday afternoon, - including Mesdames Orris Lanning, Lucy Gerhard, Laura. West, Clinton Westlake, Haratio N. Erskine, Jr., and John Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner and family attended the Grace Lutheran Church's 40tti anni versary at Walton, Sunday. Rev. Foster Cress is pastor and also is pastor of the Eagle Trinity Lutheran church. The festival and an ingathering for the Tab- itha Home at Lincoln were re suits of the anniversary. The church has a new baptismal, installed this 40th year. A bas ket dinner was held at noon, following the service. The church was organized August 1916. Miss Freida Reitter attended the wedding ceremony of Miss Thelma Arlene Manske, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Manske, to Ted Kroese of Ad ams, at the Cedar Hill rural church near Ashland, Sunday afternoon. The bride is a great granddaughter of the late Charles Deitrich, a former resi dent living oh an Eagle farm 2 miles east and y2 mile south of town. Eagle friends of a former resi dent have received word of the critical illness of Mr. A. Long man at Lincoln. He has been ill for several months. Mr. and Mrs. M. E: Axe o: Omaha and Mr. and Mrs Har old Piersol of Lincoln spent Sun day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Edward Porter 4 U. ftmiet 89c SOLD ONLY fiT( jZgg PRUS SI0&S cnreiner mm I Drugs YOU NEED 'EM NOW Huddle Boots By La Crosse We've Got 'em! Hi Shoes PIATTSMOUTH 0 ) Because we are moving to Colorado we will sell the following described property at the farm located 4 miles Southwest of Louisville. 1 mile west of Lutheran Brick Church, Vz North; 2 miles North, 4 miles East and Vi North of Murdock, on Starting At 1 1 A. M. Lunch By Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid f t: A11L 13 i 13 head of Registered fir Grade Brown Swiss cattle, T.B. fir Bangs tested. Herd average 12,412 milk, 518.1 But- terfat. Grades are purebred but not registered. DH I A test for 3 years. 5 - COWS last lactations 10 yr. old - 19,780 milk, 800.4 lbs B.F. - 435 days 7 yr. old - 15,550 milk, 646.0 lbs. B.F. - 325 days 9 yr. old - 13,020 milk, 561.7 lbs. B.F. - 299 days Reg. 7 yr. old-1 2,470 milk, 504.0 lbs. BF.-292 days 2 yr. old - 10,470 milk, 401.5 lbs. B.F. - 303 days daughter of cow with 800 lbs. i 3 - LEGIST! 110 month old bull. His 6 nearest tested dams av erage 345 days, 18,041 milk, 785.1 B.F. . Double grandson of "The Keeper of Lee's Hill". Grandson of "Royal's Graceful of Lee's Hill" with 25,209 milk, 104.7 B. F. 365 days. 1-2 Unit DcLaval milking machine with pump fir Pipes. . 5 - meras 2 registered 15 months 1 grade - 1 5 months 1 registered - 4 months dam" has 704 lbs, B.F. 1 grade - 6 months - dam has 800 lbs. B.F. LIS 1 c t I f k k.) li a V. H I! 1-Reg. 7 month old bull. Dam's last lactaton 720 lbs. B.F. 365 days. Sirc-"Chief Ann's Grandson of A.A." Son of "Harry's Ann of Active. Acres" L with 3 records over 1000 lbs. B. F. , V p 1-Rcg. 6 month old bull - Dam's record 504 '.B'JFiJ 292 days. Sired by grandson of "Ladies Gyps cy Girl F." Highest lifetime producer of the bredd with 5 records over 1000 lbs. B.F. : ' : H x 5 r - S. a. , 4 Hampshire sows to farrow about Febr. 1, 1957 2 White Gilts to farrow about Febr. 1 , 1 957 1 Hampshire Boar. Cholera fir Erysipelas vaccinated. 11 - All In u Good Late 1952 Minneapolis Moline ZA tractor, fully equipped, good condition. '53- 2 row mounted corn picker, M.M. '54 2 row heavy duty mounted cultivator, M.M. M.M. O.X. mounted 2 row lister with loose ground attachments. '54 - 3 bottom 14 in. M.M. plow on rubber '54 M.M. mounted 7 ft. tractor mower '52 Stan Hoist manure loader Z.A. mountings '54 M.M. tractor manure spreader John Deere Van Brunt 18-7 grain drill steel box '48 - Roderick Lean 15 ft. disc. Heat Houser for Z.A. tractor 15ft. Western land roller Tractor umbrella '55 Wetmore Clipper P.T.O. grinder '48 Stan Hoist 44 ft. grain elevator '48 Stan Hoist hydraulic platform hoist 1 - Leland 3 horse electric motor & speedjack 1 - John Blue fertilizer attachment '40 M Farmall good condition, set wheel weights '50 - IHC side delivery rake Many small items bench o Condition '50 David. Bradley 2-16 in. plow on rubber 1 - 1 8 ft. harrow 1 - 1 5 ft. harrow 2 6x10 wagon boxes 1 2 rubber tire running gears 1 - steel wheel auto guide IHC running gear 1 - 4 ft. tumblebug 1 - 6 ft. diameter round stock tank near new 1 4 ft. oblong water tank Daisy Hog Waterer 1 - feed bunk 16 ft. Fairbanks 500 lb. scale 1 - 35 bu. hog self feeder, steel Zv2 bu. size cob tank heater 1 heavy roping saddle Set of harness - Fly nets 100 ft. Craftsman garden hose Monitor pump jack with Vz horse electric motor 2 sets tractor chains 1 1x38 Grain side boards to fit Chevrolet pick-up Fuel barrels - 11 10 .ft. lengths down spouting 1 Kraftsman 60 ft. endless belt vise, anvil, some tools r i, i - t 1 h HAY 1000 Bales In Barn 625 bales - 1st cutting 375 bales - 2nd cutting 180 DeKalb pullets, half red cross. 70 production 4 lamp chick electric brooder 8 gallon electric water fountain 8 ft. and 5 ft. chicken feeders I J SOME MOUS Monarch kitchen range, good condition Kitchen table, chairs, 3A bed fir spring, library table TERMS: Cash Day of Sale Phone 2147 Louisville Owner Rex Young fir Ellis Lacy, Auctioneers Clark Bank - Clerk PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA