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Keeping in Touch "Lucky" Meyer, daughter of Major anil Mrs. Herbert L. Mey er is a patient at Childrens Me morial Huspival, Omaha, for observation. "Lucky" is a jun ior high student. Mrs. Dottie Brouher of Cher ry vale, Kans., is visiting- her daughttT and family, Major and is. Herbert L. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kiting have returned home from Mex ico where they visited their son, "Barney," a student at Mexico City .College. liiS a mm mm m wmwmB - H Wt IRKKI F,i.j,HI The Leading Line . t to 30 Columnt All Standard Elxet and Ruling BETTER PADS High Quality Canary 01 Bull Bond Easy on tha eyesl Excellent writing surface. Accurate pea ruling. Mrs. Thomas Linhart return ed home Monday from the St. Catherine's Hospital, Omaha where she was a patient. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Davis have returned home from a most enjoyable vacation to the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelley of South Bend spent Monday visiting at the Henry Thiele home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lugseh recently returned from a 4'a weeks vacation trip on the west coast. They visited relatives and friends at San Diego, Los An geles and San Francisco, enjoy ing the trip very much. They made the trip west and returned by train. Soon Plaltsmouth students and teachers will enjoy Easter vaca tion. School will be dismissed on April 3 and classes will re sume April 8. Fathe James Hennessey, pas tor of St. Patrick's Church at Manlcy was in the city Tuesday to look after some business mat ters and calling on his friends. Plattsmouth Journal 410 Main St. Fhittsmouth Mrs. Tony Klimm who has been a patient at the St. Jo seph Hospital in Omaha for the past few weeks was brought home this week by Mr. Klimm and is now at the family home greatly improved from the tre atment and operation. Mrs. Henry Thiele was in O maha Tuesday attending to busi ness matters. PLATTSMOUTH JOURNAL PAGE TWO Thursday, March 13, 1958 Walter Jacobmeyer of the Eag:e community, was here Wed nesday to attend the Stander sale and while here was a call er at the Journal. The infant son of Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Wasson entered the Children's Memorial Hospital Wednesday for observation. Your baby chicks are your future checks! Protect their health NOW and you'll also protect your profits from eggs! Come to FELDHOUSEN'S for what you need to pro tect your chick flock against infections. We feature fresh supplies of quality-tested, quality-proven chick health goods. The low cost is a small price to pay for a fast-maturing early-producing flock of healthy chickens. REN-O-SAL TABLETS 250 For $220 TERRAMYC1N oy $1" SULMET LIQUID SULFA r, $275 For Chirks PHENQ TABLETS 125 TZT $10Q MITEY SPRAY ' ...... (ial. $270 For Miles FUNJOL Stu"T"' $6 DRY DIP 10 lb,. $235 To "Control Lice and I se In Dusting Itoxes STOCK DIP ,M,n $r wormer ::v."k $2a Liquid Poultry COMPLETE LINE OF ANIMAL REMEDIES & VACCINE PENICILLIN 10 (cr3e0rTc lnits 6 vials $3 SEE US FOR SPRAY AND SEED TREATMENTS We Give S & H Green Stamps Miss Joan Ault has returned from a vacation trip spent at Sun Valley, Idaho. Miss Ault ac companied by four office friends enjoyed a week at the resort. Clyde Jackson who has been at the Veterans Hospital at Lin coln, is home for a short visit and is to report back at the hospital by March 22 for a fur ther course of treatment and possible operation. CALENDAR Thursday, March 13 Theta Rho Girls Club No. 31 will hold a regular meeting af ter school at the IOOF Hall. All members are urged to attend. Friday, March 14 Good Cause Kensington was to have met March 7. This date has been changed to March 14 at the home of Mrs. Roy Clark to meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 14 American Legion Junior Auxi liary will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Consumers meeting rooms. Monday, March 17 Plnttsmnuth Garden Club will meet at 2 p. m. Monday with Mrs. Leonard Born. Monday, March 17 American Lesion Post No. 56 and Auxiliary will celebrate its 3f)t,h Birthdav with a covered dish dinner at 6:30 p.m. and en tertainment at the 40 & 8 ciud Rooms. Monday, March 17 Bud of Promise Rebekah Lod ge will meet at the IOOF at 8 p. m. All members are urged to attend. Tuesday, March 18 , VFW Auxiliary meeting at the Club Rooms at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 20 Naomi Circle will meet with Mrs. J. B. Cook at 2 p.m. Friday, March 21 OES Home Chapter No. 189 initiation at 8 p. m. County Agent Warns about Corn Spoilage A serious situation is develop ing with stored grain, County Agent Clarence Schmadeke says. This is the time of year when warm dry winds are needed to lower the moisture content of stored corn. The extreme oppo site conditions have been pre valent. Action should be taken. There are 3 choices farmers can make. Shell and sell now; shell, dry and store; or dry ear corn. Corn carrying 17-18 per cent moisture or above will spoil when warm weather ar rives. This may mean a loss of from 50 to 75 cents per bushel. TTtron if vnn flfp rw'ptt.V Klll'P your grains are sale irom rugn moisture, it will pay to keep checking it to know what the condition of the grain is, Schmadeke says. A simple formula for deter mining the amount of fertilizer to apply to your lawn has been established. Dr. Mark Weldon, Extension agronomist and soils specialist at the College of Agriculture, says the first step is to figure the number of square yards in your lawn. Then, divide this number by the per cent of nit rogen in your fertilizer, and this answer will be the pounds of fer tilizer to apply. 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