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w T r 'r n r v r T o m y y mm 9 m m m w m m w News From Greenwood Mrs. Frank Hurlbut, Phone 2685 Sunny Sisters 4-H Club nu t at the Wulter Marolf home Wed nesday with all members pre sent with exception of Charlene Velder. They discussed cakes ttiey had baked and how they could be improved. A Greenwood Cemetery meet ing was held Monday afternoon sit the home of Mrs. Don Sacca. The most important discussion was on the cleaning up and f 111 iiiK of graves that had sunken during the winter. Next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Nlles Coleman May 2. The fire alarm was sounded early Wednesday when Hardy Oustafson's brooder house was REMEMEBR FOR THAT EXTRA YIELD GET "Com Sfarier" treated From Your Local Representtive WM(meiAit.:..m Nebraska? u-'h :r ft X Beer Belongs ... to the open- NEBRASKA DIVISION lianrlnrl linsnitalit v Nebraskans are noted for. Serve good, re i'reshing beer always. It marks you as a gracious host. HOW MANY OF THESE MUSTS WILL YOUR UFAi WRGSN HAVE ? LOOK FOH TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD STH OF THE FORD SHOW ON TV EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT GET A MOVE r.D.A.F. RUBIN Washington Ave If You're Interested in an A n-fcf jf..Ajf.Tt-.,irTtn.jlti.i afire. The brooder house -and 160 young chickens were burned. Kenneth and Don Kaufman were among the students honor- ed for scholastic achievement at the honors convocation at the University Coliseum April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pershing and family left Tuesday by car for Inglewood, Calif., where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Bucking ham called on Mrs Buckinghams father, C C Robinson at the University Hospital in Omaha Monday evening. Mr. Robinsons condition remains about the sa me. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Diekman of Lincoln were Sunday guests at the Mrs. Mabel Lambert home. Wayne Marolf entered the Vet eran Hospital Friday evening for treatment and observation. Inez Jardine of Lincoln Is sp ending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jardine. Mrs. John Johnson sponsored her home economic Alvo high school girls to "Hospitality Day" at the agricultural college Tues day. Mrs. Johnson's daughter, Carolyn, also sponsored a group of her home economic girls from Diller the same day. Last Friday evening Judy Lea-1 dabrand was a guest at the Or chid Formal" given by Jerry Leadabrand's fraternity Acacia and this Friday Jerry was a guest at "White Violet Formal" given by Judy's sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha. Judy Leadabrand honored her mother, Mrs. Ruth Leadabrand on her birthday, Saturday by taking her to the University Pla yers production "The Lark." Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Hugo take McCon- 1 aughy i formed by ! Kingslcy Dam, the second largest earth en dam in North America. The loke, v ' 10 miles north of -- Ogallala, is 23 miles v.,J long. It is a sports man's paradise where fishing a"d ; boating are excellent Brewers Foundation 812 First Nji'1 Bank lildg , Lincoln ON THOUGH! THESE DEALIN' 4 k- feft. WMk : i. STYLING THAT WILL STAY IN STYLE 2. ' ALL-NEW V-8 ENGINE 3. ' uncT unnroti hciyh F ffC$j SINGLE-CONTROL I LIFTGATE I "Jk ' T t lit JO F0AM CUSHIONS IN FRONT LTf' U fvr SEATS OF ALL MODELS &4 "1 f LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE ( N i TRADITIONALLY MOST f. f I ,1 WANTED AT RESALE TIME 1 - v s I WELL YOU GET 'EM ALL IN A FORD V x STATION WAGON ... AND AN EXTRA SPECIAL 1 ' f TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE TO BOOT ... DURING ij'J( FORD mi ) STATION WAGON LIVING L: f DAYS A; - f I AUTO COMPANY Plattsmouth, Nebraska Phone 287 jgy Used Car Be Sure to See Your Ford Dealer A..Aii.ALjAi.ii..lLjftL-llV..A..'fiiA- rrtTh 4 r ri Turley Wall attended the 46th wedding anniversary honoring Mr.and Mrs. Harve Meredith held in the dining room of St Mary's Church at Ashland. Patty Wall returned home from the hospital Tuesday. Bob Tinnean has left the hos pital and returned to his farm home near Oreenwood. He is getting along alright. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wall of Lincoln were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Turley Wall. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Roy Tennant were Mrs. Tennants parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hlgglns of Beatrice Mr. and Mrs. B. E Grady were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Bill Rosencrans of South Bend. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ed Bauers were Mr. and Mrs Don Johnson of Omaha. Mrs. C. W. Osburn and Mrs. C C Robinson called on C C Robinson at University Hospital bunaay afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welton spent the weekend with their daughter, Mrs. Margaret Bond and family of Lincoln. , Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Barber were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. David Bar ber of Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kauf man and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Nordstrom of Waverly. The dinner was In honor of Steve and Mrs. Paul Nordstroms bir thdays. Sunday morning callers on Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Erlckson were Miss Margaret Radar of Davey and Mrs. Mae Montgomery of San Francisco, Calif. Sunday af ternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Erlckson spent with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Stewart of Lincoln. House guest at the Albert Beisner home the past several days was Mrs. Belsner's sister, Mrs. Lloyd Powers of Milwau kee. Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Carter were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carter of near the State Fisheries. Mr. and Mrs. George Rouse and Larry were Sunday guests of Bud Pilfold of Yutan. Mr. and Mrs. George Rouse and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rouse called on Harold Pilfold at the Veteran Hospital Wednesday ev ening. Friday guests of Mrs. Grace Walradt were Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Urwin of Louisville. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Buckingham were Mr. and Mrs R. D. Buck ingham and family of Omaha and additional Sunday afternoon and evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckingham of Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Love and LeRoy were Sunday afternoon and lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Otto of Ithaca. Visitors at the Boyd Claycomb home the past couple weeks were Mr. and Mrs. John Staffa and family of Chicago. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. DAYS END APRIL 30! I li il 1" i A A itli Ajjifi .it..iftwjA' A EUWOQ Ruth Monning Phone 5-2167 Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stege and Mrs. Laura Hollenbeck drove out to the O. R. Eveland home Sun day afternoon to visit their nei ghbor, Mrs. Linda Gustin. Mrs. Gustin still suffers much pain in her arm and shoulder, the affects of shingles which she had about 9 months ago. Word comes from Blue Ridge, Summett Pa., where Dr. Tot man is stationed now that Mrs. Naomi Totman has suffered a stroke. Details are not known at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seiker and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seiker drove to Ashland Sunday to help Mr. and Mrs. Harve Mere dith observe their 46th wedding anniversary. The WSCS will hold their meeting a week earlier, on May, 2nd and will present honorary memorial pins, will hold a mem orial service, also there will be Installation of officers. On April, 29th in the Fellow ship room of the Meth church there will be a special lunch eon at 12:30. Mrs. Larson, the District Secty will be present the opening of the Treasurer Chests, Music, Mrs. Horton will review "Jesus' Last Days" also a $64,- 000 quiz. It is reported that Mrs. Bertha Ostertag fell during the night and could not get up so by morn ing was chilled and threatened with pneumonia. She is in the Ebeler Home until she recovers. The Bluebird extension club met Tues., April, 22nd with Mrs. Paul Bornemeier. Pres. Mrs. G. R. Eveland presided. Mrs. Hol lenbaeck led in the flag salute. Mrs. Horton led In songs "In the evening by the Moonlight" and "Lil Liza Jane." April 29th is Achievement day at Weeping Water. Mrs. E. Cook gave the lesson on "History of Nebraska," Ersy McNurlin were Mrs. Avis Hand and son of Lincoln and additional dinner guest was Mrs. Harold Pilfold. Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kyles were Mr. Kyle's sister, Mrs. Clyde Perin of Al liance and Mrs. Mary Kyles and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson and baby of Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kyles spent Sunday afternoon at the Wayne Kinney home at Alvo. Saturday afternoon callers at the Henry Kirk home were Mrs. Don Hovey and daughters and Mrs. Cecil Fitzgerald of Lincoln and Sunday dinner guest at the Kirk home was tarry Canicle of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Carpenter spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sayles Thomsen of Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meisinger and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leesley visited with relatives at Platts mouth Sunday. Dorcas Society met Friday at the Christian Church with Mrs. George Rouse as hostess. Twin Tables Pinochle Club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Sayles Thomsen of Lincoln. Mrs. Henry Kirk and Mrs. Harvey Schroder were substitute guests. The Happy Homemakers Ex tension Club met April 16 at the home of Mrs Milford Han sen with Mrs. Charlie Bell as sisting. Fourteen members were present. It was voted to spon sor the Cancer Drive in this community and Mrs. Albert Beis ner was appointed chairman of the drive. The lesson on "Furni ture Arrangement" was given By Mrs. Elmer Leadabrand and Mrs. Harmon Miller. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Wayne Howard. The G. O. C. was on duty all day April 19. Those reporting for duty were Larry Rouse Mike Carpenter, David Tennant, Lar ry Voehl, Robert Boiler and O. L. Sandy. Orville Sandy spent Sunday at the Raymond Nelson home at Ashland. DESTROY Termites and All Pests BILL'S Per Mite SERVICE Dial 7142 CALL US FOR ESTIMATES 601 No. 9th A aaaAaaAAAAAaaaAAaA..AAAA.A. especially emphasizing our State Museum. Plans were discussed for our tour In June (17th. Ne braska City i-eemod to be favored as our destination. Mrs. Em mett Cook was assistant hostess. Stawberry shortcake was served. Obituary: Wilma Frances Stege, daughter of Otto and Lucy Stet;e, was born Sept., 24th 1912 near Elmwood, Hibr. and passed away at her home April 11th, 1958 at the age of 45 years, 6 mo. and 17 days. She was uni ted in marriage to LaVern Nic kel on Feb. 14th, 1934. To this union was born one son, Char les. She spent her life in the Elmwood community. She gra duated from Elmwood High School, was a member of the Methodist church, the Rebekah Lodge and was active in many other community affairs. Sur viving are her husband LaVern and ;-on, Charles, of Elmwood, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stege Elmwood, two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Hudnall of Des Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. Opal Oberle of Eagle, Nebr.; neicei, nephews and other relatives and a host of friends. Funeral services were held at the Elmwood Methodist church, Sunday April 13th, 1958, 2:30 p.m., Dr. Bert L. Story of ficiating. Pall bearers were: Raymond Bornemeier Jess Brak hage, Morris Mendenhall, Ches ter Bornemier, Vernon Borne meier, and Harry Krall. Duets were sung by Mrs. Helen Sch neider and Mrs. V. G. elements accompanied by Mrs. Dwight Clements at the organ. Burial was in the Elmwood cemetery. About 12 of the neighbors of LaVern and Charles Nickel came in an disced their oat ground 'Gamdeack of 'comic idUm RURAL DELIVERY HE1 JULIE, DID you KN0v WE'VE BEEN ri . - . i . . . .... rlFTEEN YEARS J x K A ' TTT OFF MAIN STREET he 6 Lf V'OU VE GOT TO CLEAM THE f -PUT UP THE SCREENS . Fl)C THE Si lOO? . " FURKJACE, PAIMT THE PORCH. ) FENCE GET THE LAWN MOWER I ' i ? Zl IV AND HELP MB WITH THE , TO WORK AM W -. VfA , Vr-WH SPRING CLEANING f lJC flC ' NEWS f' f . - C.-4.L? ' .mr-.-Vx BtAVl Gum '(.-V,,--! NUNS.' HOSSFACE HANK. Oy I K ANK THOMAS f-X ( HERE COMES HOSSFACeN f THIS PORE LEETLE . "N fl fTN. H WCTHER- irfov- COUS.SE ! A . V .'F VOU LIMP A . . I FELLER MUST HEV J i ( J5? ) - WORKED ! - HE NEVER 1 'VV LITTLE, HE WILL. 1 V A SORE LESi t T , - ( J ) A JJ LEAUNS'.-I USE 3 WASWAV &IVEVOU A RIDE J , . , J V' '(-: 4 V.'H' ' TO PL AV THE J A'vLEAR'roTHE j ---9 r l ''! 'isMB trick j SONNY FOUTH AH'M GONNA BE TH' FIRSTVJ I IT'S BECOME SORT I I G'S, 7 I I IN TURNER'5 POND AG'IN I OF A RITUAL WITH ) Av CWW X f BREAKING THIS YEAR r ME tTH) - TH" ICE.SOT THOSE WERE THE DAYS ( 6T0P THOSE , YOU C0,AE WERE OF THE DAYS' 1! mrriii -"'I ' DEEMS" and planted the 65 acres of oats for them. This was Indeed a neighborly act and was much appreciated. Mrj. Emily Gonzales and Mrs. Ruth Monning were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker and Ran dy of Lincoln and over nit;nt guests at the Fred Rudolph home near Malcolm, coming home Monday evening. The Pest Matrons and the Past Patrons of Ideal Chapter of Eastern Star will hold their an nual dinner at the Masonic Temple Sunday, April 27th. The American Legion Auxil iary are planning their poppy day dinner for Saturday, May 3rd. They had finished their lay ette. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fleishman were really surprised Sunday af ter church when all their child ren & grandchildren came to celebrate their 45th wedding an niversary .They were: Mr. and Mri. Charles Knox of Weeping Water, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fleishman and family; Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Sttibbendiek and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Fleishman and Arlo, Mrs. Mario Hir.;t and Lynn, Lincoln, Eldon Fleishman, Mr. and Mrs. Willard BornpTieier and family. Covered dishes were brought and a spe cially decorated cake was the center piece. They preented them with gilt. There were 26 in all. Sunday dinner guests at the Augusta Robb home were Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Banning and daughter, Barbara of Union, Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Burrill, YOU AND I we've WOULDN'T IT STUCKTOSETHER. SURE I UAWPf WONDERFUL WORLD P EVERyBODy WAS FRIENDS LIKEVOU ALL THAT TIME THROUGH THICK JUi) Akin -ruiM J 7 AND ME ALWAYS SIDE By SIDE.' READy TO EACH OTHERS !1 WHAT kXt IP YOU DOM'T DOIM&T IM oat MARRVME,EFF!E -I'LL KILL TrtAT COLD 5 k' 22 t . -j ii o . iy i i . ii Ta3 7 i . (aRM,P0P W5 OMCE DS5PERATELY ROWANTIC mm .AAiA.ih A A.Aj.lfc A An A THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, StVll-WtE.HLY jUUKnttL Thursday, April 24. 19MJ Section B PAGE SEVEN Card Jt .ui and G.iylun, Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Fleishman drove to Bedford, la., Sundav to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Hurst Mrs. FJurrill's parents. Mrs. C. II. Harbert of Glen wood, Iowa visited Sat. and Sun day with her cousins, Maud and Jes ie Creamer. A Monday after roon visitor was Mrs. Ralph Richards of Wabash. ,1? Primitive four 1CLO HORoE. 4 of America, This Hosse VA ONLY ;l I INCH' ( HIOH AT THE 3KOOLDCR. IT HAD FOUK wen rvriKFU HOOrS OU THE RONY FOOT ANO THfltfc CH -Ml HIHO TOO!. There's nothing primitive about the painting and wallpapering sup plies that you find at BILES PAINT STORE. These it?ms are modern in every respect and to help you get your home redecorated in a hur ry .. . why not contract us to do the job for you? We charge reason able prices and you'll be pleased when we are finished. BE A HELr vep- tkat'c 0 :A AiA ,A,.Aii A.A,,Ai.A .ABIAi A.nAAj,iA,Atfc V I I F- ! r j. w .1.-, I""! n -1 YOU un' wrti -( v it said juu'ifecvMy-- o t-Vl.J. I jr- j li ii.. j'l. I - t. -. l,'. I WlL SATURDAY. U- 7 f t fjj'A ,v" "" l What does a j j new TV set j I have to do with "Bank Plan" !j auto financing? f 1 It roulil have n lot to rl.i v it h it ! UrporU show man V car buyers liuve unveil cnuuifh fur a new TV tM-t villi Sl;ilu Turin's "Hank I'lan" of luv-cont finnm int; and infjurnnro. Kind out nbout tlio "I!ank l'lim" . . . bcl'uro you liny your nrxt cur. It jnys ts know your STATE FARM A(e;:l James McMHiian 1004 3rd Ave. Di.l 3928 Plattsmouth ' By AL SMITH By JOE DENNETT if ' By AL SONDERS speak; j vm,;: By An i DLCMAN the way i'tl i zo INSUfM' 61-iE Ca'JShT ME 5'-' 'VU Su-GG'D N'c VC NES6 JF W?' c) if I OM OKA - ':':J:,J 1 uAAi nA.. AA'A A,AA I V
