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NEWS Mrs. Henry Mrs. Jchn Wolph has rocelv-' 1 word that pictures had tak en prizes at the .state woman's1 clu!) judging at Scottsblulf last week. She received a firt on a1 landscape and 2nd on still life.. She also received prizes on each of these at the district at Syra cuse. in a series of accidents this week John Emshoff had 10 Mitehes taken in his arm; Mrs. Hubert Hallstrom had an eye infected when her son accid entally scratched her; Galord Hose had several stitches on his head when ne upset a pickup truck; John Lin;;le Sr. hurt his thumb on a rusty tin can, and Mrs. Ernest Emshoff fell and had an infection from gravel im bedded in a hand. Horn: to Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Norris at St. Mary's Hospit al in Nebraska City, a son. The maternal Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Urwin, Louisville, e,re;'jt-e,randparci1,'s, Mrs. Sus- REAL ESTATE LOANS! 5'- Percent Interest Charge Reduced for Each Monthly Payment Plattsmouth Loan Cr Building Ass'n. ( I'olililMl AllVlTtiKi'llllMltl VOTE WITH FOR Lewis FOR ASSESSOR, REPUBLICAN TICKET Primary Election, May 13th Nominate a man who knows and understands the taxpayer's problems. FARMER TAXPAYER PROPERTY OWNER Knows the relative value of Personal Property . . . Real Estate . . . and Improvements. 8 Years Experience as Assessor in Liberty I'recinct Your vote and support will be appreciated. LEWIS ROCERS 1 - CONSUMERS' EMPLOYEES RATE - in SKILL, COURTESY, CIVIC ACTIVITY Con.-umers Pub!; J Power District was highly gratified by the rating given its employees in a recently-completed customer survey. Consumers' employees rated an almost unanimous "good" in all categories covered in the survey for doing their jobs carefully and skillfully, for courtesy, and for participation in community activities. Response to service calls is fast, said more than half of those responding to the survey. Others termed the response satisfactory. Consumers is proud of its employees, who are carefully trained in their j'ob3 tlvou 'h regular department staff meetings and schools. Many also are taking or have taken, advantage of tin; District's plan whereby it shares the co.it of extension or correspondence courses. This high level of devotion is one of the factors that enables the District to offer ever-better service at low cost so that everyone may Live Better . . . Electrically. f".. . r. ir 1 Mraska s Source of FROM AVOCA Maseman ie Urwin, Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rogers, Porland, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Norris of Avoca. Clyde and Willis Fletcher and Mrs. Jack West left Saturday for Eldorado Sunups, Mo., to see their father who is serious ly ill. Mrs. Bryan Seegel and Cry stal, Dean and Darrel Sergei attended the weddinpr of Mrs. Seherzinner to Gerald Czarnick at St. Vincent's Catholic church in Seward Saturday. Sunday guests of Mrs. John Nutman were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nutzman and Carolyn, Unadilla. Mr. and Mrs. Ilill verd Nutzman and children, Ot oe, Mr. and Mrs. Joy Schroder and Ruth Ann, Palmyra, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rodgers and Kathy, Unadilla. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mase man spent Sunday in Lincoln with their daughter and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Sch roder. Among those attending the funeral of Louis Young Wednes day were Mrs. Bryan Seegel, Darrel and Dean, Mrs. Louis Kuhge and Mrs. Dena Ruge. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Aesch bacher attended funeral servic es for G. L. Hickam at Lincoln Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Carsten, Mrs. Henry Maseman and Rev. J. E. Aeschbacher attended the state conference of the congreg ational church at Crete Tuesday and Wednesday. Calvin Carsten was elected moderator for 1958 CONFIDENCE ers 1 .v- -i Y S V ' PUBLIC POWER DISJRICT 1? r:-:.i.. 11 t CONSUMERS wi-zuppomng, umwiuy-mdnngeu Dependable, Low-Cost Electric Power at Fremont. Mrs. Ira Thomp- j son of Wahoo assistant, was nam ed. Hilverd Nutzman was able to leave St. Mary's hospital this week after several weeks there. Frederick Neumelster had an emergency appendectomy Sun day at St. Mary's in Nebraska City. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Neumeister. The Green Thumber Garden Club toured points of interest in Lincoln Wednesday. Mrs. E. Rawalt entertained Mrs. William Johnson and Bon ita and Mrs. Pauline Ludwlg and Paula honoring Bonita and Paula on their birthdays. Mrs. William Dettmer. Mrs. John Rippe, Mrs. E. Rawalt vis ited at the Herman Kirkhoff home near Eagle and also vis ited Mrs. Etta Kirkhoff. Mr. and Mrs. John Rippe were in Omaha Wednesday vis iting at the Wilbert Emshoff home and Mrs. Emshoff and children accompanied them to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman and son enjoyed a birthday din ner at the home of their mother, Mrs. Ed Freeman in Weeping Water Sunday. It was Earl Free man's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kam mann and Clara attended the honors convocation at the Univ ence Kammann was one of the 600 students in the top 10 per cent of undergraduates honored Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ilennings entertained the Wit Pinocle Club Thursday night. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. John Mohr, Mrs. Elmer Hallstrom, Mrs. Marth aRuge and Louis Ruhge. Mrs. E. Rawalt was an invited guest. Mrs. John Berner, Tecumseh, spent several days visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Sophie Emshpff. A group of members of First Lutheran attended the North Ne braska Central District of Am erica Lutheran Women's Mis sionary federation at St. John's wa, the past week. Rev. and Lutheran church in Mineola, Io Zeilinger, Mrs. William Dett mer, Mrs. John Rippe, Mrs. Al fred Ebert, Mrs. Henry Kirk hoff, Mrs. Raymond Rippe, Mrs. M. Ommen, Mrs. Joyce Shutz, Mrs. W. Maddocks, Mrs. Albert Bose, Mrs. Leslie Berner, Mrs. George Kirkhoff, Mrs. W. Beh ling, Mrs. Fred Kirkhoff, Mrs. Harold Hauschild and Mrs. How ard Jacobsen. The IAH Club led by John Stubbendick met with Buddy and Mary Lou Mead Thursday evening in the church parlors. After their lesson they practic ed a song for Mother's Day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen came home Friday evening from Washington, D. C, where they were called by the death of his sister. 4'- f K'J N if" A - J tv-i. V': 61, 'A. n -1 if ml .'J'.t. HIGH LTKJ National Home Demonstration Week Today's Home Mils Tomttm's Wotld "You may doubt what you hear; you may doubt what you see; but you cannot doubt what you hear, see and do." This is the idea which has swept the home demonstration movement around the world. Homemakers are learning by do ing from the Philippines in the Far East, the Near East, through Europe, in South and Latin Am erican countries. In the course of 50 years the home demonstra tion program has extended to all corners of the globe. Home demonstration has in spired more than 6'2 million of the world's women to improve their homes and family living. It has given thousands of rural women belief in themselves and their families and their commun ities. Farm women have been given poise, confidence and an opportunity to express themselv es through these experiences. Yesterday's rural homemaker was an isolationist of sorts. Un like her grandmothers, she is 'on the go" today. She is active in civic affairs. She attends state and nationwide meetings and her home life is as modern as her urban sister's. Home extension club work in Nebraska has touched more than 33,000 rural and urban homes this past year. Nearly 3,000,000 adopted practices were reported all as a result of teaching through clubs and home extens ion agents in Nebraska's coun ties. The basic goal of home ex tension club work is to strength en home and family life by help ing women become more effic ient homemakers. This goal is reached by giving them the lat est in home economics subject Nancy Kepler entertained a group of schoolmates Sunday by taking them to the show on her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman and son of Kansas City and Mrs. Ed Freeman of Weeping Wat er were Thursday evening din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Freeman. Mrs. Myrtle Wolph and Mr. and Mrs. John Wolph attended the funeral of Mrs. George Sh eldon Wednesday as John was one of the pallbearers. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sudman moved here this week from Om aha and will live with his fath er, George Sudman. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Emshoff and Karen, Mrs. Dena Ruge and Frances, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Dettmer attended a school. program in Weeping Water on Thursday evening. Ricky Math er and Billie Dettmer were a mong those in the program. REALTY TRANSFERS Alvin L. Reed & Inez C. to Howard J. & Lorraine M. Long, 3- 29-58, Lot 5 & 6 Blk. 4 White's Add & Lot 2 Blk. 9 Townsend's Add, Plattsmouth, $1. Ida Thimgan to Dwight & David Thimgan, 3-11-53, Lot 21, 22, 23 & 24 Blk. 1, Murdock, $1. Harry J. Tensmeyer to Deloss J. Bond & Anne R., 2-10-58, S',2 SW'iSW'j, 19-10-14, $5,500. Jennie Major & Orval to Geary R. Crom & Vera L., 4-5-58, E 44' Lot 14, 15, 16, 17 Blk. 12 Thompson's Add, Plattsmouth, $2,500. Joseph F. Richter & Maxine B. to Vearl G. Smith & Rose, 4- 3-58, All Lot 6 & W 25' Lot 5 Blk. 19 Latta's 2nd Add, Murray, $l,O0. Frank W. Nichol.? & Norma E. to Linvale L. & Carolyn S. Mey f r. 1-16-58, E 65 ft. Lot 770 & 771, Louisville, $800. SENSATION LAWN MOWERS To Choose from . . . Push . . . Self Propelled . . . Electric or Casoline Engines. USED MOWERS 25 We Will Take Your Old Mower In On Trade Browns Airport WEEPINC WATER, NEBR. MAY 4 h to matter in their club lessons. But these women have reach ed outside their homes into the community, state and nation to become more effective citizens. They have pushed such things as the "Keep Nebraska Beauti ful" campaign, bloodmobile dr ives, health clinics, rural library facilities, community building projects, scholarship programs and assistance to handicapped persons. These home extension club women are busy. Next week. May 4-10, these busy homemakers are being sa luted for their fine contributions to home and community. The week set aside is National Home Demonstration Week. The theme of the week is very descriptive of their goals: Today's Home Builds Tomorrow's World." Greenwood Mrs. Frank Hurlbut Phone 2685 Navy Service man, HM3 Franklin Ward was transfered to Hong Kong, April 16. HLs par ents are Mr. and Mrs. Parker Ward of Greenwood. The Legion Auxiliary spon sored a teen-age dance at the Legion Hall Saturday evening with 63 attending. WSCS will hold their annual birthday covered dish luncheon in the Methodist Church base ment May 6. Grace Circle met at the Me thodist Church Tuesday. Arriving at the C. W. Osburn and D. E. Buckingham homes were Mrs. Osburn 's and Mrs. Buckingham's brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Glen Grady of San Diego, Calif, and their brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Robinson and son of Phoenix, Ariz., to attend funeral services of their fath er C, C. Robinson of Ashland. LeRoy Tinnean is wearing a cast from his hip to the ankle for a knee injury. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reighard re turned home Saturday night from a week's vacation in New York City. Thursday guest of Mrs. Emma Appuhn was Mrs. Aletha Han sen of Lincoln. Thursday after noon they called on Alfred An derson who is very ill at the Everett Cope home. The HWA Pinochle Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. John Downing. The Jolly Jokers Pinochle Club met Friday at the home of Mrs. Joe Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Dyer were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shepler of Spr ingfield. The dinner was in hon or of Mrs. Shepler and her grandson Dan birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wayne Kinney of Alvo spent Sunday evening at the Joe Kyles home. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Townlcy Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duff of Omaha and Sunday afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fern of Lincoln and Sunday eve ning callers were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bei.sner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurlbut spent the weekend with the E. C. Jardine family of Grand Is land. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Grady honoring their daughter Colleen's 8th bir thda and Mrs. Grady birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurl but. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Otto, Gail and Marlin of Ithaca, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hurlbut, Jeri Ann and Bobby of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jardine and Keith of Grand Island. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson attended the Junior, Senior Alvo High School Banquet at Omaha Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Seefeld and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Seefeld's parents Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ransnussen of Max well. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wright and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leesley and Delores were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Leaver of W'aterloo. Mrs. Ruth Leadabrand and Judy attended the open house Zeta Lau Alpha Sunday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keneth O'Rourke were Mr. and Mrs. Don Turner and family of Omaha, Mrs. Rose Mc Donald and E. L. McDonald. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Al vin Velder drove to Mitchell, S. D. driving their sister-in-law part way on her reutrn home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Velder have moved to Morrstown, S. D. Thursday visitors at the O liver Boiler were Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Boiler of Ashland and Saturday visitor was Clifford Boiler of Wray, Colo. . Sunday afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Don Rbinson and Charley Wagner and Sunday evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meisinger. Sunday guest at the Don Sac ca home was Mrs. Jim Arm strong of Wahoo. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Mabel Lambert were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williss of Prairie Home. Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hacrtel were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Alt house of Elmwood. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bell and Lloyd drove to Conway, Iowa. Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Schuelke and family. Mrs. Bell's parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schuelke of Lincoln ac companied them. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Carter were Miriam Car ter and Mary Bornemeir of Lin coln and Mrs. I. G. Hornbeck of Murdock. Mrs. Clara Pershing attended South Ashland Women's Club Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Carl Weston. Friday evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. Turley Wall was Joy ce Wall of Lincoln. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Palmquist were Anti-knock Octane raised again in Gold Crownjper- and Red Crown King-Size Regular ...more 1 f j F I " "A . . plus complete, courteous Standard Service Specialized chassis and engine lubrication Full tire repair and battery service Clean rest rooms Travel information Atlai Tires Atlas Batteries Replacement accessories Radiator service Tom's Standard! 10th & 4th Ave. Andy s I Mack "Andy Anderson, Lessee g Corner 7th & Ave. A Telephone 5052 I THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Thursday, May 1, 1958 Section B PAOE FIVI Mr. nd Mrs. Martin Marhenka of Lincoln. Mrs. Palmquist and Mrs. Marhenka are sisters. Mrs. Grace Walradt and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Marolf were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bachinan of Ash land. Saturday afternoon guests of Mrs. Mae Ward to help cele brate her birthday were Mrs. Ina Armstrong. Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Harry Marolf, Mrs. Ray Rouse, Mrs. Holke Mrs. Jack Wiles and Mrs. Albert Bels ner. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sulivan and family of Den ton. Mrs. Ruth Leadabrand attend ed the "Fine Arts Festival" with students from Louisville in Lin coln, Friday. Harold Pilfold returned home from the hospital Friday. Call ers on Mr. and Mrs, Pilfold Sat Mrs. Virgil Tweton and Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs. Gayl Walters and family. Saturday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meisinger were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merrit of O maha and Mrs. Virginia Iler genrader. Sunday guests at the Meising er home were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Green and family of Omaha Sunday afternoon they (Political Aiivertisprm'nl VOTE OF MURDOCK THE ONLY CANDIDATE From CASS COUNTY STATE SENATOR 3rd District (Cass & Sarpy Counties) YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT APPRECIATED PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 13, 1958 of the i V 4 fr - IB Tom Crosshans, Lessee Standard 1 3! K itl I all called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leesley of Waverly. Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stratton were Mrs. Stratton's parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zierott and brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zierott and family all of Murdock honoring their parents 35 wedding anni versary, - Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Claycomb were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Claycomb of Council Bluffs. Mrs. Jake Hammer, Kathy and Brian called on Mr. and Mrs. Ersy McNurlin Sunday after noon and Mrs. Glen Marolf visited at the Jake Hammer home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Gustafson and Mrs. Ray Rouse visit ed with Mr. and Mrs. Harve Schroeder of Lincoln to help celebrate Sharon Gustafson's birthday Thursday evening. Orville Sandy spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday at David City visiting the Ben Sandy family and spent Sunday even ing at the Duane Nelson home in Lincoln. This is the sum of all true righteousness: deal with others as thou would'st thyself be dealt by. The Mahabharata. 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