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f HE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAI PAGK TWO MONDAY, JULY 15, 1937 Flcwcr Show !s Vdi Attended Mi ;..wrs ..f t!.e Pluttsjiiouth Gerden Club wi l e pleased Willi ;," outcome ot the attendance nrd t!;i' number ot exhibits at the flower .show, "Flower Fan t.,y", at tin Gas Company Cluo Puoms. flower .show chairman was Mrs. Clarence Akeson. Judees were Mrs. Huns G. IIiiettiK. Ol'.utt Air Force Base; Mrs, Edward Cochrane of Oma ha and Airs. Kdward Kobeo of Wilber. There were 21 entries, ill exhibits and six courtesy ex hibits. 'lhe Plattsmouth Garden Club wao assisted bv the Sunbonnet (larch n Club and refreshments of pie and coffee were served. Results of the judging were as Joliows : Mrs. Karl Pajton, Gladioli, first,; miniature 2ml and 3rd; l"d koscs, honorable mention; led ro.-i, 1st; honorable men lie, i l'lberfew and white glad iole, 1st. .Mrs. K. 15. Keller, Zinnia, 2nd: Ileineroeoilis 1st; dried arran gt meat, 2nd and miniature, 1st. Mrs. John Vallery, arrange ment if nasturtiums, 3rd; Poly anthus Rose, 1st; and white Zin nia, honorable mention. Mary Ann Dingman, 3rd place in the Junior arrangement. Mrs. Nellie Soangler, 3rd Ber f.iunt; honorable mention, Ba chelor Button; miscellaneous, 1st Zinnia, L!nd and Bergmont, 2nd. L. V. Elgenberger, 1st in vege table arrangement; 1st Tuber ous Begonia and 2nd in Regal LiUie. Emma Egcnberger, Novelty arrangement. 3rd; Petunia, 2nd and miniature, honorable men tion. Mrs, Sam Gilmour, 3rd Potted R' d Begonia and 1st in all green arrangement and 1st in (I. ible petunia. Mrs. Fred Lugsch, niiscellan ends, 2nd place. Mrs. Il.tllie Spry, miscellan eous, honorable mention. Mrs. Claude Roth won two hon orable mentions in miscellaneous iOss nearre Wed. & Thur. July 17-18 - July 21 - 22 - 23 Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quirm in - "Lust For Life" A fiery, fasm.itiu'r story of the famed Vincent Van Gogh! lis "in Cinemascope and color and is truly wonderful to see! Also comedy cartoon Coming Sun. Mon. Tue. 11.- Hudson and Dan Durca in "Battle Hymn" SEE AND Portsmouth Last times Mon. Cr Tues. t-lWC.. .1 ' i , ' llJi Vv'JiJt1 mim A merry mixup of fun and lauglus! Comedy cartoon & News . . FARMALL 350 DIESEL! SEE AND PRIVE THE FARMALL 350 GAS! SEE THE NEW McCORMICK NO. 15 PLOW A great Successor to the most popular Tractor Plow ever built. Its 24 inch High Clearance, constant high lift and forged beams with set-in braces makes it easy and practical to plow deep ... in heavy cover and hard ground. See These :- at the ; ART WOLPH FARM Intersection Highways 34 and 67 5 Miles West of Union Wednesday, July 17, 1957 Atiebery Equipment Co. i Union, and honorable mention in red Zinnia. Mrs. Leslie Niel, honorable mention in arrangement of Hem erocallis. Rose, Elsie Paulson, 1st; Hy pericum, 1st, Mrs. Ralph Pay ton, red rose, 2nd. Mrs. Clarence Akeson, 1st in Marigold and Mr. Akeson 2nd place in Marigold and 1st in Hy drangea. Mrs. Lena Hausell, cactus bloom, 1st; Petunia, 1st; car nation, 1st; chrysanthemums, 1st and cosmos, 2nd. Reverend J. W. Taenzler, Gla dioli, first. Hermie Svoboda, Gladioli, first. Mrs. Winborne, Gillardia, 2nd and Mrs. Sybil Hetrick. Sweet Pea, 1st. Mrs. Akeson reported 103 reg istered at the show and the door prize was won by Searl Davis. Mrs. Akeson said "we are planning a flower show for the King Korn Karnival, what is a corn show without a flower show?" Former Residents Married Today In Lincoln The marriage of two former well known residents of Platts mouth and Cass County, took place this morning ,.at Lincoln Lottie Knecht was married to Mr Edward Kelly The wedding was very cjuiet, the bridal couple were attended by Mrs Genie Glasson, well known leader in American Legion Auxiliary work In Nebraska, and Mr Penney, botli of Lincoln The bride Is a member of one of the well known families of southern Cass County, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John W Wunderlich She was for a number of years engaged in teaching in the schools of the county and was while a teacher ' that she and the groom became j youthful sweethearts, the ro mance culminating in the wed ding today at Lincoln She was j also active in the Legion Aux iliary and is a former state pres ident The groom is a former resi dent of this citv and well known to a large number of friends. He has for the past twenty-five years been a resident of Lin coln and is at this time an employe of the U S Veterans Hospital Mr Kelly is brother of Mrs Charles F Ault and Mrs Emil Koukal of this city and has been a frequent visitor here Hough ta I i ng-Wood Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Ben Houghtaling Bellevue announce the engage ment of their daughter, Beverly Jeane to Mr. Lyle Wood. Mr. Wood is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood of Plattsmouth. Miss Houghtaling is a pradu-j ate of the Bellevue High School and Mr. Wood a graduate of the, Plattsmouth High School. j The couple plan a fall wedding i in the Bellevue Presbyterian . Church. Rowland's Daughter j In Serious Condition ; Mr and Mrs F W Howland, were called to Camden. W Va.i due to the serious condition of their daughter, Mrs Cecil Ash,1 the former Bettv Jean Howland Mrs. Ash is a patient at the i West City Hospital, Weston, w! Va A Classified Ad In The Journal costs as little as 35 cents 9 DRIVE THE Ncbr. Clll Dio I 241 4 , Weeping Water (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashlock of Weep ing Water announce the engage ment of their daughter, Mary Lou, to Joe Bordovsky, son of i Air. and Mrs. Agnes Bordovsky j of Weston. Miss Ashlock is a j graduate of the Weeping Water j High school of 1907 and Mr. Bor dovsky attended the Prague High School. No date has been set for the wedding. Church Women Report On Meetings The "Women of the Church" of Christ Evange j e a 1 Lutheran Church of Louisville held their ,nne mctbig at Church Parlors with Mrs. Fred Wvhrbein, host ess. Mrs. Joseph Puis, presi'e t, conducted the isal bus.ness meeting, lcllowcd by a magazine ouiz. Mrs. Glen Krst&er reti.Ttcd on the recent visit of the women and their families to Tabitha Home and the gift of eggs to the Home. Joanne Scholting reported on Midland College Day Program, being attended also by Mrs. ohn Hild and Mrs. Fred Wehrbein. Mrs. John Fusselmun was presented her Life Membership and Pin bv a special service. Mrs. Albert Graham and Mrs. August Keil were visitors. Through a special service, Mrs. Graham was formally accept ed as a member. Mrs. Joseph Puis presented the lesson, "People Do Starve For Books" by Margaret D. Miller. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The Women of the Church of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church held their Julv 3rd meet ing at church parlors with Mrs. Wesley Wilson, Jr.. hostess. Mrs. John Fussclman present ed the lesson. "The Chaplain Is There". This lesson presented the many duties and problems of a chaplain serving the Armed Forces. There are 41 Lutheran Service Centers conducted in the United States and overseas. These centers served a total of 292.214 servicemen last year. Mrs. oseph Puis, president, conducted the businessmectintr. Midland Assembly is Ding held at Fremont. Julv 29-Aug. 2. On July 31, a workshop for the four funeiional committees: Mem bership, Christian Service, Ed ucation an Offerings, will be held fUrom 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. A magazine ciui:; was conduct ed by Mrs. Fred Wehrbein. the hostess. The next meeting will be Aug. 7 at the homeof Mrs. Forrest Engelkemeier with Mrs. Roy En gelkemeier presenting the lesson "No Forty Hour Week" by Sacra Ernest Harold Family Has Pleasant Trip Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harcld and family have returned from a 26 day vacation of northern and southern Califor nia. In Yub;. C.tv. '.hev attended wedding of u mice of Mrs. Har old's. Olhcr highlights enjoyed were ceep sea fishing, trout fisning, and tou.'mg San Francisco and os Angeles. While in Los A; "ties, the' at tended n TV show. En. onto heme thr stopped at Las Ve r;'aS. Billy Rishcl Has Eighth Birthday Mrs. John Rishcl honored her f-on, Billy, on his ith birthday by a picnic supper Wednesday J evening. j Games wi re played and prizes aw .Tided to all. After the op-j ening of gifts, a supper was ser-j ved at the citv park. The Lirth-j daj cake was decorated with! circus animal., unci gum drops; for balloons. j Those attt ndiiT, were the hon-; oree's brothers, Steven and Pe- ter Rishel. EUldie Chappell, Mi chael and Ronnie Kief, John Ed- v."! -: Meve , Gery i.'i'.nian. Mr. and Mrs. John Rishel and James K. Rishel. A Classified Ad in The Journal costs as little as 35 cents ' New Officers Are Installed By Auxiliary NUHAWKA (Special) Mrs. George Kim? Tuesday was in stalled as president of the Ne hawka American Legion Auxil iary in ceremonies held in the auditorium. Other officers taking over in cluded: Mrs. Eugene Fitch, vice president; Mrs. Gus Neumeister, secretary; and Mrs. Harvey Barkhurst, treasurer. Installing officer was Mrs. Emma Nutzman, retiring presi dent. New officers were escort ed to chairs by Mrs. Martin Ross. A report on experiences at Girls State was given by Jane Dietl, who was sponsored by the Nehawka Auxiliary. She told the auxiliary she enjoyed talking with exchange students who de scribed life in their own coun tries. All were impressed with the many opportunities and high standard of living in this coun try. Jane was appointed assist ant attorney general and serv ed on a case during Girls State. Books of the auxiliary were audited and found correct by Mrs. Will Ost and Mrs. Clifford Trotter. Following a discussion of the American flag, auxiliary members were treated to re freshments at the coffee shop by hostesses Mrs. Merritt Poll ard, Mrs. Ernest Kropp and Mrs. Catherine Neumeister. Zanesville, Ohio Guests Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Marion Schroe der and Maria of Zanesville, O., were recent visitors of relatives and friends in this vicinity. They were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aug ust Keil, uncle and aimt. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Ger old Keil, Dennis and Rodney, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wehrbein and Mrs. Margaret Schroeder of Omaha. After a three-week vacation, they returned to their home in Ohio where Marion is branch manager of a bakery. The consumption of coffee in the United States is rising at a rate to indicate a 40 per cent increase in coffee imports by 1065, according to a recent sur vey. On the basis of this survey, the U. S. coffee-drinkers would consume 28,000,000 bags of cof fee in 1965. The current annual consumption is 20,000,000 bags. CALENDAR Monday, July 13 There will be a meeting of the Odd Fellows at the IOOF Hall. Tuesday, July 1G Circle meeting of the Guild of St. Paul's Evangelical and Re formed Church will meet as fol lows : , Circle 1 and 2 will meet at j 8 p. m. in the church parlors. I Hostesses for Circle 1 will be ; Mrs. Fred Tschirren, Mrs. Chris J Zimmerman and Mrs. Margaret Graham. Hostesses for Circle 2 will be : Mrs. William Stark.iohn, Mrs. j Carl Potschies. Mrs. Fred Sie-j moneit and Mrs. Emil Schmidt. ! Circle 3 will meet at 1 p. m. in the church uarlors. Hostesses! will be Mrs. Fred Lugsch, Miss ; Helen Horn and Miss Amelia Martens. Tuesday, July 16 There will be a VFW Auxil iary meeting at the VFW Club1 Rooms at 8 u. m. Thursday, July 18 j Eagles Auxiliary will meet at ; 8 p. m. Officers meeting at 7:301 P- m- ' Monday, July 13 The Bud of Promise Rebekah Lodge will meet at 8 p. in. at, the IOOF Hall. ! Thursday, July 18 j Gleaners Circle of the Metho dist Church will meet in the Memorial Room at 8 p. m. Thursday, July 18 j Naomi Circle will meet with' Mrs. Joe Zastera at 2 p. m. ' Thursday, July 18 The Dorcas Circle will meet' at 2 i). m. at the II. G. Frey j home. Mrs. Frcv will be as-1 sisted bv Mrs. G. Sawin and1 Mrs. C. C. Cotner. Monday. July 22 j Cass County Salon No. 411 of 8 & 40 will have a covered dish dinner at 7 p. m. at the home of Mrs. "Can" Gayer at Papil lion. Members to meet at Feld housen Drue Store at 6:15 p. m.: Thursday, July !!." .. American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meetiim at 8 p. m. Due to re-decorating of the 40& 3 Club Rooms, the meetinu will be held in the Consumers Meet ing Rooms. ; 1. 1 IMU (tpeciau me en gagement and approaching mar riage of Marcene Volkmer of Nebraska City to Eugene A. Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Klein of Union has been an nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Volkmer of Jul ian. An August 3rd wedding is planned by the young couple. Miss Volkmer is a 1955 gradu ate of Saint Bernard's Academy of Nebraska City and has been employed by the Lincoln Tele phone and Telegraph Company for the past two years. Mr. Klein is a graduate of the Union High School and is farming northeast of Union. Feldhousen Chef de Gare of the 40 & 8 Cass Countv Voiture No. 1213 LaSociete Des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux met Thursday evening at their club rooms for the reg ular July meeting and to name the officers for the ensuing year. Don Warga, chef de gare, pre sided over the meeting. The following officers were se lected: Fred J. Feldhousen, chef de gare; R. Taylor Cuthrell, chef de train; C. E. Ledgway, commissaire intendant; W. D. Fitzpatrlck, conducteur; Albert Inman, garde de la porte, Fred Herbster, lampiste; R. Stre eter, commis-voyageur; Dr. A. E. Johnson, medicin; Don J. Warga, grande cheminot; John Jackman, Loyd Behrends, Ar thur Warga, E. O. Vroman, cheminot locale. The following delegates to the grand state promenade at O maha on Aug. 4th Loyd Beh rends, A. Inman, F. Feldhousen, Fred Lugsch, R. T. Cuthrell, Don Warga, W. H. Schmidt mann. Alternates to the state promenade, Fred Herbster, R. B. Streeter, Albert Olson, Gra ham D. Jones, W. D. Fitzpatrick, Orville Julian. Arthur Warga. Assignment to committees are Behrends, nomination; Feldhou sen, resolutions, Don Warga cre dentials. Installation of the officers will be held at the August meeting. JOLLY BLUE BIRDS The Jolly Blue Birds with their leader, Mrs. Clyde Meisinger, enjoyed a family picnic at Ne braska City Sunday. After a fine picnic, we visited a pony farm. On May 18th, we also went to Nebraska City. We took a very interesting tour through the School For The Blind. We learned manv things about the school. Also we toured through Arbor Lodge Park. The girls included in the group are: Patty and Pararay Reed, Beverly Garrean, Betty Kay Meisinger, Janelle Meisinger, Janis Meisinger, Kathy Burns, Sharon Kiser. Patsy Meisinger. Gloria Senf and Patricia Froel. Patricia Ureel Scribe O nK() CAMP I TUE We held a meeting July 10th at the home of our leader, Mrs. Harry Porter. Assistant leader is Mrs. Dale Jackson. We worked on our memory books and chose Indian names. Also we elected officers as follows: President, Marilyn Hutchinson vice president; Mary Livingston; secretary. Karen Pork-r; treas urer, Judy Jackson, and news reporter. Patty Holliway, Other members arc Sharon Simons, Cheryl McNulty and Frances Heigh Nuclear Tests President Eisenhower recently , stated frankly that, the United1 States never could accept a "to-1 tal and complete' ban on nu- clear weapons testing until there, was total and safeuuarded nu-i clear disarmament. nUJLL t ' i - 1 1 w i r, f, f f ' , i ' , .v . .1; Ambulance S AB 4111 M'W mi F ..HB.C7T. ikH lUtt ,.'! 1 LeRoy Paben Visits Parents In This City Fireman LeRoy Paben, who is stationed at Hutchinson Naval Air Base, spent a 72 hour pass the past week with his parents, Mr and Mrs William Paben and daughter, Rosemary Wednesday evening a family dinner was held in his honor Guests were Mr and Mrs Char les Koke, Jr, and sons of Louis ville MRS M M MUNCIE 14 Mrs M M Muncie has been appointed by Department Cha peau, Mildred Larson of Hast ings, to serve on the committee for Distinguished Guests with Nationalle Chapeau Passe, Ca rol Mortenses of Ord, as chair man, at the 8 & 40 state con vention, which will be held in Omaha, August 1 Mrs Muncie has served as Department Organstrice this past year Department Chapeau is antici pating many 8 & 40 partners that can to attend this year's convention Piano Students Present Fine Recitai The Recital at the Lions Club Building Sunday evening, given by pupils from the piano class of Mrs. J. A. Capwell, was well attended The following pupils played piano solos and duets Cheryl Simons, Judy Simons, Sharon Dunlap, Rondu Schwen neker, Mary Weber, Judy Jack son, Linn Weber, Alan Hart man, Joe Bowen, Dottie Wostcr, Charles Schwenneker, Beverly Coolman, Velda Nickles, Har riett Bowen, Kathleen Hartnian, Gene Wehrbein, Susan Evers, David Kraeger, Priscilla Wost er, Linda Brittain, Catherine Svoboda, Dorothy Stoehr, and Nancy Bulin The pupils gave Mrs. Capwell a corsage of pink gladioli Brothers Reunited After 21 Years Mr and Mrs Earl Mink en tertained at a picnic at Nebras ka City in honor of Mr. Mink's three brothers he had not seen for 21 years, and two nephews Those attendng were Mr and Mrs Robert Tilson and children; Mr and Mrs Garland Tilson and John of Murray, and Mr and Mrs Harry Gochenour, Jr, Denise and Ricky, also of Platts mouth After the pincic, the brothers left for their home in West Vir ginia Mr. Mink's brothers are Clay, Albert and J P. and the neph ews are Marvin and Frank Mink A sugar price rise sweetens the Dominican economy. Subscribe to The Journal Now! BIRTHS Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snyder of Nehawka are parents of a daughter, born July 13th at St. Mary's Hospital, Nebraska City. Mrs. Snyder is the former Eu nice Auer. Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mey er of Weeping Water are parents of a daughter, born July 7th at the Syracuse Community hospi tal. Daughter Born July 6, 1957 at St. Cath erine's Hospital, Omaha to Mr. and Mrs. David Newburn, a daughter, Catherine Ann, weight eight pounds, 14 ounces. (. rn n rrr-r -. Watches Repaired At Fair Prices We'll restore your old watch to a new, long life cf precision timekeeping at very reasonable cost. Prompt service. Come in! 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