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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1957)
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The Rutts have been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zastera. Sharon El liott accompanied the group and returned Friday with Mrs. Dye. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ilirz and children departed Sunday morn ing for Denver, Colo., where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Richard Counterman and sons, former Plattsmotith residents. Mr. Counterman was stationed at Offutt Air Force Base when they made their residence here, and is now stationed at Lowry Field, Denver. Helen Lessman. of Cass Drug, departed Sunday by plane for Duluth, Minn., where she will visit friends for one week. This is her first plane ride. Happy landing, Helen. Kass Kounty Korn Karnival King John Svoboda has reigned over Korniand lor nearly a year. The King was also one year old er this past week celebrating with his co-workers at The Plattsmouth State Bank, eating birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young, Dal las and Albert Young motored to Moorhead, la., today where they will visit a cousin, Dale Welllver. Auto Body Repair BODY & FENDER REPAIR AND REFINISHINC Motor Co. Phone 283 DODCE PLYMOUTH Plattsmouth, Nebr. During the "hay fever season", many people resign them selves needlessly to months of suffering. Yes need lessly because modern medicine can give welcome re lief from the irritating symptoms of this common allergy. But treatment should be started in advance of exposure. Treatments for hay fever are twice as effective when given before the start of the season than after. If you dread the coming of hay fever time, see your doctor now . . . and come to us for the medicines he prescribes and the accessories he recommends. No Other Water Heater Matches All These SKELGAS Advantages: Clan fined at no antra toil. Can't rust, corrode, chip or crack. You can choose Glas-lined or galvanized. World's largatf magnatium rod helps coun teract chemicals in hard water, gives further corrosion protection. Brilliant Now Monitor Dial a single con trol for accurate temperatures and abso lute safety. Simple to see and set! lifthma-guarantaad burnar . . . 10-yenr warranty plan gives you assurance of trouble-free performance. Exclusive Naw Sanitixad Tank assures pure, healthful hot water from the very first turn of the tap. Read How 30-gallon SKELGAS Water Heater Beats Costly 80-gallon Electric Water Heater: lat u ihow you dramatic proof that a Skelgas 30-gallon water heater delivers more hot water than a costly 80-gallon electric water heater. An unbiaiad tompariton chart shows how, on a typical wash day, an 80 gallon electric is completely out of hot water for 4 ',4 hours, while the 30 gaUon Skel gaa Thrift-omatic furnishes plenty of hot wator all day long. Sa wi today about America's biggest water heater value. Why pay more, why get less? SWATEIi HARDWARE Michelle OHare. daughter of! brother Mr. and Mrs. John O'Hare. sub j mittcd to an emergency appen ; dectomy Tuesday morning at the ! Children' Hospital in Omaha, i She is getting along fine. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Foutch drove to Coin, and Shenandoah, la., for the weekend visiting their parents. They will also at tend a family picnic, celebrat ing the birthday of Mrs. Foutch's Mrs. O. C. (Marie) Hudson will arrive bv plane in Omaha Tuesday night from her home in Sum mitt. N. J. She will be greeted at the airport by her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ashbaugh, and will be their guest for ten days. Mrs. Ashbaugh will enjoy a weeks vacation from her work at the Chamber of Commerce I office during the time her moth er is here. Mr. and Mrs. Ace Kellison and daughters were Sanday guests of Mr.and Mrs. Carl Spurgin at Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Elledge of Omaha were here at the week end to enjoy a short visit at the homes of their daughters, Mrs. Harold Buechler and Mrs. Leonard Peterson and families. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elling son and family of Clarksfield, Minn., are here to enjoy a visit with Mr and Mrs. Herman El lingson, parents of Charles. Mr. Ellingson is engaged in the Minnesota city in a large milk drying plant. Mrs. Les Niel entered St. Joseph Hospital in Omaha the past week for observation. Gerald Snodgrass who is home on a thirty day furlough, is visiting- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sndograss of near Louisville. Gerald is stationed with the Marine Corns at Camp Pendelton in Calif. Mrs. Frank Llllie returned home Saturday night after a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allbee at Englewood, Colo. Whle on vacation, Mrs. Lillie also made the acquaintance of a new great granddaughter at the J. David Lillie home in Bri ghton, Colo. Friday morning Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hopkins and daughters, Nancy and Sheri departed for a ten days va cation at Lake Okoboji, la. Pvt. Don Conyers, who is in training in the army at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., was here at the weekend to eniov a visit with relatives and friends. He is nearing the completion of his six months course in basic train ing and will then complete his service through the reserve for ces. He will be attached to the heavy weapons company of this city. Guests the past week at the home of Mrs. Sophia Wolever were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jack son and Karen. Mrs. Phyllis Evans and Kim Michele of Mo- line, 111. Mrs. Jackson is a sis ter of Mrs. Wolever. Mrs. Clifton Meisinger spent Sunday to Friday in Omaha as siting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meisinger, and get ting acquainted with her new granddaughter. Mrs. Norman Hanna of Moose Jaw, Sask, Canada, and Lloyd OillesDie of Mirror, Alberta, Canada, are visiting this week with Mrs. Agnes Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Tunnel. Mrs. Han na is a sister of Mrs. Moore and Gillpspie a nephew. They arrived Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Christensen, the former Eleanor Smetana. spent the oast week visiting her moth er, Mrs. Alois Smetana and oth er relatives. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Kelly of Lincoln were In the city for a short time visiting with relatives. Thev have just returned from a honeymoon trip to Colorado and the Rock ies, while here they were guests at the home of Mrs. Charles F. Ault. George R. Yjdur of Duluth, Minn., departed for his home this morning after spending the week at the M.M. Muncie home. The visitor was a member of Mrs. Muncie's son's Air Force group. City Scouters Return From Camping Trip Scoutmaster Al Linder and 18 members of Plattsmouth Boy Scout Troop 3G9 returned recent ly, from a week-long sojourn at Camp Cedars near Fremont. Linder said his charges again turned lnan outstanding job in including receiving the red rib bon of the week for camp in spection and taking third place tn "Adventure Trail." This was a contest in which 30 troops of the Covered Wagon Council took part. Two Plattsmouth scouts were called out for the Order of the Arrow national camping award. They were Brian Nelson and Allen Hanson. Young Nelson is the son of Mr and Mrs William Nelson, and is an explorer scout. He is junior assistant scoutmaster and holds life rank. He has attend ed the summer session at Camp Cedars three years and has com pleted 21 merits. Allen is the son of Mr. and Mrs Al Hanson and has attend ded camp for three years. He is a Star Scout and is interested in camping and outdoor life. Scoutmaster Linder said the Order of the Arrow is an ex clusive award going to only 1 out of 100 scouts selected on a national level. The local troop is sponsored by the Lions Club and its mem bership spans the city. This year the Lions Club and Hugh J Kearns American Legion post sent three scouts to Camp Ced ars. They were: Tom Smith, Smith; Brian Nelson and Ken Russell, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Russell. Tour 4 H Clubs Hold Meeting In Nehawka Church Cass County Canners met with the Cass County Cooks, Cass County Hommakers, and Mod ern Miss Clnbs at the Nehawka Methodist Church. Meeting was called to order I by Margie Miller and minutes I were read and approved. Eight members answered roll call, : "A Frozen or Canned Meal". Flag salutes were led by Sha ron Dodson and Gladvs Nixon. ' Refreshments were served by '. Janet Jones, Cheryl Kearney,1 and Sandra Turner. j I.ois Whiltinuton News Reporter I Files Appeal William K. Brown, convicted July 8, in county court for driv ing while Intoxicated, has filed an appeal with district court. Brown was arrested In Louis ville by City Marshal Clyde Jackson. He received a $100 line and O-tnonths suspension of driv er's license. Subscribe to The Journal Now! K. P. PENCE Bankers Life Man 222 So. ;th Plume 32C!) r ; " ' protect the ,. , whole family I with the f offered by Bankers Life of Nebraska ' ONE policy ONE low premium covers every member of the family FOR DAD permit- if-wr, Km 1 HI. KIDS (. J nent whole hie in- V 'v v''V,,sur;"u'l eoverane " -J Mir.uue in amounts . ' ol one-1 1 1 1 li ol the Vv of I mm $0000 to W amount ol insurance Mrs. Raymond Haith submit ted to surgery Thursday morn ing at the Immanuel Hospital in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gay lord drove to Omaha Friday evening- to meet. Mrs. Kenneth McCarthy and Mary Ursula Ko bnld Mrs. McCarthy has been visiting in Peoria. Ia.., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond KobaH. Saturday evening Mrs. Kobnld and two sons will arrive in Omaha by plane, join ing her family here in Platts mouth for a visit. !' if 1 1 ',. r;, ; p , 7r Ev U :i . "i. "V i : ; t'i 1 & 1 fe m e& in fit- t ,:, ;V; "V. A f SKELGAS WATER HEATERS t ARE AVAILABLE FOR ' EITHER NATURAL GAS ' OR SKELGAS! j Old Residents Enioy Anniversary Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jameson, old residents of Cass County, auietly observed their fifty-seventh wedding anniver sary at their home at 6th and Avenue A. These old residents were mar ried on July 18, 1900, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Johnson at Weeping Water, Elder Root read ing the marriage lines for Miss Mabel Johnson and Mr. Bert Jameson. They spent a great deal of their lives on the farm, Mr. Jameson being one of the large land owners in that section of the county. Twelve years ago they moved to Plattsmouth to spend their years in rest and comfort. Enjoying the day with them was Mrs. Nettie Hubbard, sis ter of Mr. Jameson who makes her home with them. Mrs. Clara White stopped in Plattsmouth enroute to her home in Colorado Springs, Colo. She was a guest Ln the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young. Mrs. White had been visiting her daughters in Tennessee and South Carolina. Weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Alice Renner. were Mrs. Laura Herman of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Qtne Martin of Omaha. Peek Family Back From Vacation Trip Assistant U. S. District Attor ney Richard Peck with Mrs. ! Peck and Rickey, returned home ! from their summer outing, Fri-i day, having been on a motor; tour of New England. The trip was most pleasant and afford ed them the opportunity of see-' ins a great many of the his toric spots connected with the early history of our country. j On their way home they stop-! ped at Cooperstown, N. Y., to visit the baseball hall of fame, this feature of the trip being a real hit with Rickey. In addition to the outing the first hot weather they hit was Thursday when passing through Illinois, finding it in the high temperature that grew in heat as they came on to Nebraska. Abstracts of Title 'Title Insurance" TIIOIHAS WALLING CO. Plattsmouth, Nebraska $15,000 ,,y y FOR MOM insur f a nee coverage of approximately one vy tilth ol the amount o 1 ins ii r a n c e o n Dad's life, figured in t he relat ion of her ayi- to Dad's age. en 1 ad's life tor nil children from api'S 15 davs to 18 yea is. , NKW A I! RIVALS a II new arrivals are a u t omat iea 1 1 v V covered at age 1 5 days with one lilt h the amount ol insur ance on Dads' I i if. ' DORAN V. BOWMAN 125 So. 6th Phone 3982 !S Pbmmauth. Nebr. 4 Bankers Life ToS of Nebraska Mrs. J. F. Weiland. Piedmont, S. D., spent several days here sister, Mrs. Stella Coffelt. Fri day night, Mrs. Coffelt was hostess to a gathering which in cluded Mrs. Weiland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs. Virgie Kaffenberger and son, Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wei land and baby. Journal Want Ads Pay TAKE YOUR CAR TOJIM For Motor Tune-up And Overhaul Front Wheel Align ment General Repairs ALEMITE OILS Jim's Auto Service 337 Main Phone 4177 II II I I I I SI II II II II 1 I? II 1 1 II II n II ! II II I V" II II i V V. I) imn ! ii ai waBa jai iai ,1m '?'J1 'LSi 41 V' jLjJf&Ll I .'1 James Pollard Has Very Fine Position James Pollard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hall Pollard of Nehawka, well known in this city, has a very fine position on the Pacific coast as the district manager for the International Harvester Co., having just recently receiv ed a new assignment that gives him a large part of Oregon as territory. Mr. and Mrs. Pollard have bnen living at Seattle, but are planning on moving to Oregon, where he will have his head-, quarters as his territory cov-l ers a great, dral of that part of the Pacific northwest. Mrs Pollard will be rcmem-1 bered here as Miss Deloris Hild, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hild, and is a graduate of the I Plattsmouth High School. I C AUCTION The following Crocery Store fixtures will be sold at Pub lic Auction in the building formerly known as Meyer Crocery, 1st bldg. east of Cass County Courthouse on Wednesday, July 24th at 7:30 P. M. 1- Elec. Globe Gravity feed meat slicer. 5 years old, like new condition; 2- Clobe-Simpson Electric Scales, White, Nearly new; 1-9 ft. Super Cold stainless steel vegetable case, self contained unit, 4 door lower compartment, glass top, very clean ; 1-8 ft. dairy case. 2 door lower compartment, open top, very clean; 1 -Enterprise Electric meat grinder, com plete; 1 -Sanitary steak tenderizer; 1-10 ft. met case and compressor; 1-24 x 24 meat block; 1-Uprieht elect, dry Coke machine; 1 -cabinet type elec. Coke machine: 4-12 ft. shelf units, 4 shelves each; 1-16 ft. double shelf unit, 3 shelves hi?h on each side; 1-McCaskev Cash Register and Adding machine; -l'- circle counter, 1-6 ft. counter; 1-tape dispenser; saws; cleavers; steels and other articles. PEARL MEYER, Owner Terms Cash Sale Conducted by Mac Wondra While Supply LAST FREE GIFT With Each Pu rchase of Ground Beef ork Outlets 53c Lean Meaty, Tasty, Lb. ... 3 LBS. 89 Watermelon 3vic Delicious Sweet Red Ripe, Half Whole or Quarter, Lb CATSUP Del Monte or Food Club Fancy 14-ox. Bottles .... 2-29 PEAfiHFS I knUlllalJ or Halves, Large No Can TOMATOES 6-$l Hi-C Orange Drink.? 3 FQR 7gc GRAPE JELLY 20-ox. Jars CHED-R-TREAT 69c PlCff lrToV. Refrigerator Jar 3 r3R Ad effective thru Wed., July 24th. We reserve the right to limit quantities. l-Si'JuS:AirS.MLi Stamp Top Values Top e s ' i" nJ i Sjifti jiini ia), nji rifcn 6 i, all i..aWMAw4l 0 r.a' .fi..iwawfc)i ...arfl i i