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WEEPING WATER NEWS
Mn. Edward Van Horn Phone 252-W
A surprise birthday party was
given by Carol Nickels for the
13th birthday of Georgia Lud
wlck. Guests were classmates of
Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Groesser
and boys were Thursday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Ludwlck and family, honoring
the birthdays of Mrs. Groe.-ser,
Donald Groesser and Georgia
Ludwlck.
The Christian Church Sunday
School picnic was held last
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Schroeder and
family with around 65 In atten
dance. The executive committee of
the Christian Women's Fellow
ship met in the church parlors
Monday.
Georgia Ludwick accompanied
Mrs. Stanley Wood and Mary
Alice to Lincoln Wednesday.
Wednesday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Ludwick and Geor
gia were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Eidenmiller and fam
ily. The first meeting of the Chi
Rho group of the Christian
church was held in the church
parlors with 10 in attendance.
Mrs. Lynn Rothe and Mrs. Ed
ward Van Horn are sponsors of
this group. Mr. and Mrs. Buster
Baxter and Elmer Terry are
sponsors of the Christian Youth
Fellowship which meets on Sun
day evening in the church par
lors. Dorothy Ann Kunkel graduat-
Cass 'Yheafre
Portsmouth, Nebr.
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ed from the American Conser
vatory of Music and received a
Bachelor of Music Degree. Dr.
and Mrs. L. N. Kunkel attended
the commencement exercises
and concert. Miss Kunkel re
turned to Weeping Water with
her parents to spend a few days
before resuming her studies at
the conservatory where she will
attend the summer session and
work on a Master of Music de
gree. Mrs. R. P. llobson and Mrs.
Helen Clark went to California
to attend the graduation of Su
san Hobson from Pomona Col
lege at Claremont.
Mrs. Clara Mockey of Parlier,
Calif., visited with Mr. and Mrs.
H. I. Rookstool for a few days.
Mrs. George Bates and her son
Keith Smith and family from
California visited Monday after
noon with Mrs C. E. Pool and
Hazel.
David Livingston of Ton
kawa, Okla., arrived Tuesday to
spend the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. Cyrus Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kleeb
of Broken Bow were Tuesday
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Lee and girls. Other
guests for the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Harlon Stock, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Taylor and Geraldine
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wiles.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Livingston
of York and Mr. and Mrs. Har
rison Livingston were Sunday
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Livingston.
Mrs. Harold William of Oma
ha, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley of
Louisville and Mrs. Nellie Oxyer
of Oregon were Monday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Zessin.
Mr. and Mrs. Zessin visited Sun
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
DeForest Ward of Murray.
Mrs. Eugene Smith was the
guest of honor at a surprise
birthday party at her home by
several of her neighbors. Mrs.
Mary Nannen, Mrs. Alma Berner,
Mrs. Edgar Burgen and Mrs.
Richard Clark of Lincoln sur
prised her.
Mrs. Ralph Keckler and Mrs.
Hazel Deering returned home
Monday after visiting Mrs. Deer
ing's daughter at Norman, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cooper and
Pamela of San Jose, Calif., Mrs.
Donald Weimer and girls of Bel
flower, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Quirk and boys of Platts
mouth were Thursday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Cooper and family.
A No-Hostess party was held
Wednesday at Steinhart Park in
Nebraska City in honor of Mrs.
A. O. Specht of Santa Monica,
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A. V. Larson To
Retire From The
Peru Faculty Soon
At the close of the summer
school session of the Peru State
Teachers college, A. V. Larson,
member of the faculty there sin
ce 1926, is retiring. He has ser
ved as head of the department
of Practical Arts since 1945.
Mr. Larson came to Peru State
In February 1 916, the only mem
ber of the industrial arts de
partment. The industrial arts
department now includes three
members and the Division of
Practical Arts, which includes
the areas of business education
and home economics and em
braces a staff of eight members.
Hundreds of students from
Cass county have had contact
with Mr. Larson and will regret
to see him leave the school where
he has played so important a
part.
Mrs. Larson is the former
Wilhelmina Herold, of this city,
a daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Herold and will be
recalled by the older residents
ot the city. She is also a niece
by marriage of Mrs. Henry Her
old of this city.
Keeping in Touch
THT PLATTSMOUTH, NCSRASKA, Srifll-WfTKLY JOURNAL
Monday, Julv 7, 1958 PAGE THREE
Doings In Police
Court At Weekend
Weekend activities in the city
court of Judge James H. Graves
showed a slight increase over the
previous two weeks.
David E. Pace of Flint, Mich.,
was charged with speeding and
placed a $40 appearance bond.
Mrs. Charles E. Young of
Muskegon, Mich., was charged
by the police with reckless driv
ing and received a fine of $25
and costs amounting to a total of
$29.
Robert G. Eden and James E.
Lee of Nebraska City were
charged by the police with pos
session by minors of alcoholic
liquors. They were each fined
$25 and costs for a total of $29.
The case of Donald F. Garvey,
charged with an illegal turn at
6th and Main streets, pending
for some time, was settled Sat
urday by payment of a fine of
$3 and costs a total of $7.
Calif. Mrs. Specht is visiting
friends in Weeping Water for
a few days. Following the party
the group gathered at the Har
old Elliott home.
Mrs. Edgar Burgen drove
downtown in Weeping Water
Friday afternoon and visited
with friends who met her on the
street. This is the first time that
she has been downtown for two
and one half years, due to ser
ious back trouble. Mrs. Burgen
is now able to do her own house
work and was able to attend
church services at the Christian
church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donner Zanders
and David of Glenwood, Iowa,
were weekend guests of Mrs.
Bonnie LaRue. Miss Kathryn
l Ellis and Mrs. George Ellis
I joined the group Saturday even
ing for ice cream and cake in
honor of the birthday of Mrs.
LaRue. Mrs. LaRue is attending
summer school at Peru State
Teachers College.
Claude Johnson of Lincoln
visited several days last week
with Edith and Daisy Johnson.
Mrs. Stella Worman was also
a dinner guest on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cherry of
Denver, Colo., are visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Cherry.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cordes of
Park Forest, 111., are parents of
a daughter, born June 11. She
has been named Carolyn Sue.
Mrs. Cordes was the former
Edith Rice and she and her par
ents were former residents of
Weeping Water.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tripp of
Peoria, 111., spent Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lorensen.
Leroy Wafton and sister, Ca
rolyn, departed Sunday by car
for Glendale, Utah. They are to
enjoy a two weeks vacation in
that vicinity with their sister,
Mrs. Pauline Robinson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill and
family of Council Bluffs were
here Sunday as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Est.il Jenkins. The lad
ies are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kennell
have returned from Independ
ence, Md., where they have en
joyed a gathering of the Ken
nell family. They were accom
panied by Mrs. L. B. Kennell,
Auburn, mother of Howard and
Mrs. Leonard Schroeder, a sis
ter. They were guests at Inde
pendence of Sgt. and Mrs. Fred
Murphy, the latter a sister of Mr.
Kennell.
Jerry Wurtele, who has been
enjoying a weeks outing at
Maryville, Kan., at the farm of
hLs grandparents, returned home
Saturday.
Wayne Lewis and Fred Rice
departed this morning for Ar
kansas on business.
Neighbors and friends called
on Sam Moore Sunday and had
a good visit and enjoying his
raspberry patch. Mrs. Moore Ls
a patient at Brown's Hospital,
Nebraska City for observation.
Mr. and Mrs. Al
children Barbara,
Sandra of Gilford,
visiting this month
Mrs. Wayne Lewis
Mrs. Settrin iis the
ine Lewis. Sunday
ians will be guests
mother, Mrs. Matt
Union.
Settrini and
Alfred and
Calif., are
with Mr. and
and son Bud.
former Max
the Californ
of her grand
Pickering at
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gansemer
of Denver were weekend and
holiday guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gansemer.
Robert Kelley In
California Hospital
Friends here have received
word that Robert E. Kelly, is
in a hospital at Los Angeles,
California.
The Kelly family are former
residents of Plattsmouth, Mr.
Kelly having worked at the
BREX shops here.
His address is: Robert E. Kelly,
Room 170, Hospital of the
Good Samaritan, 1212 Shatto
Street, Los Angeles 17, Calif.
In The Service
FORT SILL, Okla. Second
Lt. Thomas R. Livingston, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Living
ston, Route 1, Louisville, Neb.,
recently completed the 17-week
field artillery officer basic course
at the Army Artillery and Mis
sle School, Fort Sill, Okla.
Lieutenant Livingston was
graduated from Plattsmouth
High School in 1953 and the A
& M College of Texas in 1957.
A professor is a man whose
job it is to tell students how
to solve the Droblems of life
which he himself has tried to
avoid by becoming a professor.
A. M. A Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gorton
and family and Mrs. Louisa Val
lery were Omaha visitors for the
fourth of July. They met Mr.
Mrs. John Koop and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson
and son, Robert, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Gorton and childen, E. A.
Lundin, all of Omaha, and Dr.
and Mrs. Don Kurth and two
daughters of Birmingham, Ala.,
at Peony Park where a swim
ming party was enjoyed. Later
they went to the Koop home for
a basket picnic dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glanton and
daughters of Troy, Kans., spent
from Thursday to Sunday after
noon at the Frank Lamascus
home. Mrs. Lamascus is a sis
ter of Mr. Glanton. Sunday cal
lers were Mr. and Mrs. Jim La
mascus of Atlantic, la. Satur
day evening the Glantons and
the Frank Lamascus families
visited Helen Jolly at Bellevue.
Mrs. J. H. Graves is visiting at
Des Moines at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Thimgan and
family, accompanying them back
home Sunday from a weekend
visit here.
Chief of Police Fred Tesch,
wife and family returned home
Sunday from a vacation trip to
the Black Hills and Yellowstone
Park. They also visited relatives
at Atkinson and Newcastle while
gone.
A-lc and Mrs. Lonnie Rorie
Jr. are parents of a 6 pound,
1 1 1 j. 07.. son born June 19. He has
been named Lonnie Gail. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vin
cent Phillips, Klmwood, and Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Rorie, Lilesville,
N . C.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bethel
returned home Tuesday eve
ning from Fort Hood, Tex.,
where they visited with their
son, Pvt. Laurence, for four
days. Laurence is feeling fine
and is going to take another
eight weeks training at Fort
Hood. Laurence entered the ser
vice Feb. 6. 1958. Miss Jan Rock
well of Omaha and Stanley
Wolski Jr. went to Texas with
Mr. and Mrs. Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smock and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smock and
children have returned from a
three weeks vacation to the
west coast. They visited Mrs.
Smock's only brother and Mrs.
Ray Smock's relatives and Mrs.
J. J. Smock's 88-year-old aunt,
all living in the Los Angeles
area. Harry McCarroll, father of
Mrs. Ray Smock, returned to
Plattsmouth with the vacationers.
C. E. Bailey of Chicago who
was here over the Fourth week
end visiting his wife and son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. John Porter, returned Sun
day to his work in the windy
city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Markham
and children returned today
from Fort Worth, Texas, where
they have spent the week visit
ing the sights of that city and
Dallas. Mr. Markham returned
today to Texas where he is in
charge of engineering work.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Meisinger
spent the weekend in Old, Neb.
at the home of her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Melia.
They were accompanied from
Omaha by their nephew. Pat
Melia, who flew in from La;
Cruces, N. M Saturday after
noon and evening they attend
ed the Ord high school first
annual alumni banquet. Ap
proximately 600 attended re
presentng 63 classes and all
parts of the United States. Mrs.
Meisinger's cla-.s had a coffee
hour Sunday morning and she
had the opportunity of visiting
with schoolmates she hadn't
seen in 17 years.
Supreme Court
Rules Against
The 20 Club
The Nebraska Supreme Court
the past week affirmed the judg
ment of the Sarpv County Dis
trict Court in refusing to grant
the Twenty Club, operating east
of Highway 75 in Sarpy County,
a new trial of its suit against
the State of Nebraska Dept. of
Roads in a condemnation suit.
To enforce limited access to
Highway 73-75, the state brought
the condemnation action in the
county court and the Twenty
Club was awarded damages of
$2,636.
The Twenty Club north of this
city is a local pleasure spot on
Sundays for the residents in this
section or the state.
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George Mayabb of Kansas
City was here for the 4th visit
ing with his father, Claud, and
at the Thomas Walling home.
The Mayabb boys have been
here visiting their grandparents.
St has !
lappened!
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fulton
left early Saturday morning for
Sioux Falls, S. D., and will re
main through Monday visiting
their daughter and family, the
Robert Grassmans.
Mrs. W. O. Troop of near Ne
hawka was taken Sunday by the
Sattler ambulance to Weeping
Water to the Rest Haven Home
for the Aged. Mr. Troop has been
there for some time and they
now will be together.
A good general not only sees
the way to vistory; he also knows
when victory is impossible.
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Parriott's Beauty Salon is now open,
owned and operated by Betty Parriott.
Parriott's
Beauty Solon
421 MAIN STREET
Hours: 8 to 5 Monday thru Friday . . .
Evenings by Appointment
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fulton
and son Jerry, Mrs. Jessie
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Roberts and son Roger were
4th of July dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Frazier and
family in Bellevue. The dinner
was in honor of Miss Barbara
Frazier's 19th birthday.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Wykert j
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Har-j
old Jeschke and family.) all of
Kansas City, Mo., called on
Mrs. Georgia Gardner and ner
husband over the weekend.
Mrs. Gardner is their sister. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bostwick and
family of Omaha called on the
Gardners Saturday. Mrs. Bost
wick and Mrs. Gardner are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Har
old and family arrived home
Sunday after an enjoyable fish
ing trip at Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. Manley Ousley of Omaha
and grandsons, Carl and Jimmy,
sons of Col. and Mrs. Carl Ous
ley of Edwards AFB, Victorville.
Calif., were weekend guests of
their aunt, Mrs. Edward Donat
and family.
Marjore Grosshans departed
via bus for Kansas City yester
day. She will attend the State
F.H.A. Convention. Upon her re
turn she will travel to Cincin
nati, Ohio where she will be a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Fred ,
Trilety. I
Mr. and Mrs. Burr R. Davis
and daughter, Sandra, of Wayne
were Sunday guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vallery.
Fourth of July gue.sts of Mr. I
and Mrs. Roy W. Knorr were Mr I
and Mrs. C. H. Panzer of Ash- !
land, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Peter-
sen and children of Minneapolis '
""" uimier guests also in
cluded the Knorr's children and
grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs.
William Knorr and Mr nnri ivirc
Robert Tucker of Amherst, Mass.
Mrs. Andrew St.nnrfpr onri
Leo, of Weeping Water were!
Vin. mi i . ' '
urie inursaay to spend a few j
hours visiting with Miss Anna
and Miss Cecelia Palasek, sister '"
of Mrs. Slander. '
Airman and Mrs. Tom Craw
ford and son Jeffrey left the
past week for a vacation in
Michigan visiting relatives of
Mr. Crawford. The airman is
enjoying leave from Offutt Air
Force Base.
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