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    Notices
NOTICE We have photo
graphs on hand at The Jour
nal. These pictures appeared
in our paper recently. For a
small charge you may have
pictures of your choice. 31-tfc
NOTICE Wanted: home In
country for 6-months-old La
brador - Irish Setter pups. Ph.
3276. 6G-2tc
NOTICE Kimmel Orchard,
Nebraska City, closed until a
bout July 20. Opening date for
summer apples will be announ
ced in the Journal. 66-ltc
Card of Thanks
CARD OF THANKS I wish to
thank everyone who remem
bered me with cards, visits,
gifts, flowers and prayers
while I was In the hospital
and since I have returned
home. Words cannot express
how much they meant to me.
Mrs. Hi Schlaphof, Murdock.
. 6G-ltc
CARD OF THANKS I want
to thank all my wonderful
friends and neighbors for re
membering me during my long
stay in the hospital. Many
cards, flowers, gifts and visits
will always be fondly re
membered. Mrs. Rose Ferry.
66-ltc
CARD OF THANKS We Wish
to thank everyone for remem
bering us during our stay in
the hospital. Mrs. Dean French
and son William Dennis.
66-ltc
Lost and Found
FOUND Truck tire vicinity
of Murdock. Identify, pay for
this ad. Murdock 2931.
66-2tp-M
Wanted
WANTED Babysitting and
ironing done in my home. Ph.
7204. 65-3tc
WANTED JUNK Iron and
Junk Cars and light hauling.
Phone 5961. 64-tlc
Opportunities
OPPORTUNITY ,
MAN OR WOMAN
' Responsible person from
this area, to service and col
lect from automatic dispen
sers. No selling. Age not es
sential. Car, references, and
$400 to $700 investment ne
cessary. 7 to 12 hours weekly
nets excellent monthly in
come. Possibility fulltime
work. For local interview
give phone and particulars.
Write P.O. Box 146, Minnea
polis 40. Minn. 66-ltp
Services Offered
SERVICES OFFERED Jeep-A
Trench and Backhoe Trench
ing. Ralph Stubbendick, Avo
ca. Nebr. Phone 819 40-tfc
SERVICES OFFERED Hand
Saws machine filed, $1.00. 906
Patterson, Phone 3276. 44-tfc
GARDNER
Plumbing Heating
New Location . Same
616 1st. Ave. Phone 7152
Air Conditioning
Sheet Metal Work
Armstrong Furnaces
and Air Conditioner
American Standard
Plumbing Fixtures
Hoffman Water Heaters
Meyers Water Systems
Easy
Monthly Payments
Free Estimates
73-t.fc
CESSPOOLS and Septic tanks
vacuum cleaned. Phone 6062.
73-tfc
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Fouchek and Garnett,
Plattsmouth. 86-tfc
WE CUT GLASS to any ske.
Picture framing, rlatumoum
Paint Store. 73-tfc
PLANNING a new norae or re
modelng? Phone 1011, Murray.
Herb Campbell. 73-tfc
SERVICES OFFERED Wash
ing and ironing. Call 5990.
65-ltc
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If an error is made in your ad, notify The Journal office immedi
ately following publication. We cannot assume responsibility after the
first insertion.
For Sale
FOR SALE Power saw. Mrs.
Grebe, 423 South 1st. Street.
66-ltp
FOR SALE 10 foot trailer
home in excellent condition.
James B. Rishel. 66-ltp
FOR SALE Fryers for sale.
Live or dressed. Farmers Feed
and Seed, Plattsmouth, Nebr.
65-3tc-H
FOR SALE For All types of
weed and grasshopper spray
and all kinds of agricultural
chemicals see . . Ray's Sales
& Service. 61-8tc
FOR SALE MIMEOGRAPH i
INK and Stencils available. '
Both Standard and Legal sizes
The Plattsmouth Journal.
54-tfp
FOR SALE Scratch Pads, var
ious sizes, at The Journal Off
ice. Handy for office and at
home. 83-tfp
FOR SALE CARBON PAPER.
Best Quality for all copy work.
The Plattsmouth Journal.
54-tfp
FOR SALE TYPEWRITER
RIBBONS for all machines at
the Plattsmouth Journal.
54-tfp
Household Goods
Stop in Today
RCA
T.V. & Radio
Wm. Schmidtmann
l-tfc
FOR SALE Singer Electric
Sewing Machine (not a re
built) with buttonhole, darner
attachment and new guaran
tee. Responsible party in this
vicinity to take over 5 pay
ments of $6.78 per mouth. Will
discount for cash. Write Cre
dit Mgr., 6505 Center St., Oma
ha, Nebr. 66-ltc
Low Overhead -Means
Low Prices
Norge automatic washer
and matching Norge Deluxe
dryer only:
$299.00
Save over $200
Air conditioner:
$122.50
See the new 1959 Zenith
quality line and enjoy TV at
its best.
Service After Each Sale
Chas. Warga Electric
Phone 224
224 So. 7th.
66-ltc
Real Estate for Rent
FOR RENT Three room un
furnished apartment. Adults.
Coronado Apartment. Phone
3116. 64-tfc
FOR RENT Three room a
partment. Call 3949 or 205.
64-tfc
FOR RENT Large three room
and bath and large two room.
Davtime phone 3276, evenings
5194. 63-tfc
FOR RENT Rural home - not
modern. Phone 6190 after 6
p.m. 58-tfp
FOR RENT Unfurnished a
partment. Three rooms and
bath, $45. Loris B. Long, Phone
5239 or 4250. 65-tic
FOR RENT Modern home. See
me at 720 Avenue C on Sat
urday, July 12, or write H. B.
Hall, 6717 Fairfax, Lincoln 5,
Neb. 66-2tc
FOR RENT Sleeping room for
gentleman. 218 No. 3rd. Phone
5206. 66-2tC
FOR RENT Apartments-no
play -yard, heat and water
furnished. Two bedroom un
furnished, $75; one bedroom,
furnished $75. Phone 3111.
65-tfc
FOR RENT Modern three
room furnished apartment.
One child but no pets. 2nd
floor. Main Street. Phone 4175.
65-3tc
FOR RENT Roof Top Auto
I Carrier and one wheel trailer.
Phone 4972. 65-2tc
FOR RENT Modern six room
country home. Omaha, Re
gent 6114. 65-2tp
FOR RENT Three room furn
ished apt, private bath and
entrance washing facitities.
Newly decorated. Phone 8238.
65-2tp
FOR RENT Three room furn
ished apartment. Private bath
and entrance. Schuldice a
partment. Phone 5147. 65-tfc
FOR RENT Unfurnished four
room apartment full bath. Call
249. 61-tfc
FOR RENT Three room furn
ished apartment. Utilities
paid. Also trailer space lor
rent. $15 per month. Phone
3080. 50-tfc
FOR LEASE Service Station.
Financial assistance available.
Phone 7115. 45-tfc
FOR RENT Furnished or un
furnished apartments for rent.
Phone 7183 or 6124. 27-tfc
Real Estate for Sale
You Should Buy
That House Thru
"STEVE DAVIS"
Steve Davis Agency
66-2tc
CASS CO. 272 ACRES
Located 2'i miles north
and 3'.2 west of Weeping
Water. Considerable bottom
ground with balance gently
rolling. Well improved with
7-room modern house. Well
cared for land and fully pro
ductive. Priced to sell on to
day's market.
BYRON REED CO.
Farnam Bldg., Omaha, Nebr.
65-2tc
FOR SALE Modern three bed
room home with three lots in
city limits. Phone 5938 after
6 p.m. 66-2tp
FOR SALE
6 Rooms & Bath plus
apartment in basement.
Two story modern home
with garage.
Beautiful 2 bedroom home
with attached garage and
apartment in basement.
Active income producing
apartment home.
Five rooms & bath $4,500.
Choice building lots
LORIS B. LONG,
Realtor
126 N. 4th St. Ph. 5239 or 4250
59-tfc
FOR SALE New modern two
and three bedroom homes.
Phone 5194 evenings. 38-tfc
Automobiles
FOR SALE 1957 Chevrolet 4
Door Sedan Automatic trans
mission 2 - tone low mileage
$1,450. Dave Hagar, 814 1st
Ave., Plattsmouth. 65-2tp
Livestock for Sale
FOR SALE Young pure
bred Angus Bull. Call evenings
5237. 66-2tc
Legal Notices
N Eli AW K A VILLAGE
BOARD
Nehawka, Nebraska
July 5, 1958
Passing of Ordinance No. (73.)
An ordinance to provide an
annual appropriation lor the use
and benefit of the Village of Ne
hawka for the fiscal year end
ing May 1, 1959, be it ordained by
the Village board of trustees of
the Village of Nehawka.
Section. (1.)
That there be levied for the
use and benefit of the Village of
Nehawka, Nebraska, for the fis
cal year ending May 1, 1959, a
tax upon all property real and
personal and mixed within the
corporate limits of said village
above mentioned.
Section. (2.)
The purpose to which money
arising from the levy mention
ed shall be apportioned as above
mentioned.
Pased and approved this 1st
day July. 1958.
Motioned by Nixon and second
by Snyder, that the following
budget be adopted voted and
carried.
Street Liuhts $ 500.00
General Fund 2.200.00
Streets and Alleys 1,500.00
Water Department 700.00
Social Security 65.00
Total $5,265.00
Clerk Gilbert Edmonds
No. 4069 July 7, 1958.
m
LOUISVILLE
Mr. Ralph Wildrick
Phone 2511
Mr. and Mrs. Irus Gerdes and
Kathryn and Mrs. Joe Habel
were in Omaha Wednesday, tak
ing Kathryn to the doctor.
Ernest Beck, Mrs. Edward
Grell and Jimmy Dobbs were
in Lincoln Monday where Ern
est had to see his doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Graham
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Derby and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry McKinstry of Weep
ing Water enjoyed a picnic din
ner Sunday at Capital Beach in
Lincoln.
Janean Hubbell. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbell
was installed Grand Recorder
at the Grand Assembly of Rain
bow for Girls June 19-21 in So.
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Office of County Commissioners
Cass Countv, Plattsmouth, Nebr,
July 1, 1958
Board met pursuant to ad
journment. Pre.-ent H. L. Borne-
meie.r, Melvin R. Todd and W
F. Nolte, Commissioners, and
Chas. Land. County Clerk.
Minutes of the last session
approved and the following busi
ness was transacted in regular
form :
Fees for the month of June
were reported by the following
officers:
Register of Deeds $305.40
Clerk of Dist. Court . . 249.65
Countv Sheriff 48.50
County Judge 567.45
County Clerk 515.35
Cass County Agricultural So
ciety filed their annual report
with the County Clerk.
The annual financial state
ment for the Cass County In
stitute Fund was filed with the
clerk by the Superintendent.
Motion was made by Nolte and
seconded by Todd that $4,000 be
set up in the County Budget for
the Cass County Fair Board.
Motion was made by Nolte and
seconded by Todd that Henry
Davis of Louisville be reappoint
ed as a member of the Veterans
Service Committee, for a 5 year
term.
Claims as listed on the follow
ing Funds were allowed bv the
Board:
GENERAL
CLERK
Internat'l Business
Machine Corp, Ser.
Agreement $ 35.00
Redfield & Co., Inc
Supp 10.51
TREASURER
Burroughs Corp. (
Supp 1.75
County Treasurer
P.O. Box Rent 2.25
Remington Rand
TW Reor 16 20
JUDGE
The Augustine Co.
Supp 13.95
Redfield & Co.
Supp '.. 2.15
ELECTION
The Augustine Co.
Votings booths 91.72
JAIL
Thomas S. Solomon
Jail Exp. June 114.75
Consumers Pub. Pvvr.
Lights 17.15
ASSESSOR
North American Ap
praisal Co., June Re-
app. Serv 708.00
SURVEYOR
Lauren G. Flelschman
Bal. June Salary 2 .. . 18.46
Edna Herring
Ck. Claims 15 00
Ofe Oil Co.
Gas, Surveyor 19 70
M. H. Worthan
Salary 6.00
BLGS. .& GROUNDS
Board Public Works
Water 16.85
Consumers Pub. Pwr.
Dist., Lights . . 34.45
Plattsmouth Cleaners
Laundry 9.30
MISC. GENERAL
Plattsmouth Journal
Equal. Meeting
6-12-58 and Comm.
Meeting 6-17-58 27.14
Register of Deeds
Filing Deed 2 20
BRIDGE
Bornemeier Lumber Co.
Md.se 15.6O
Stohlmann Lmbr. &
Hdw., Mdse 30 28
COUNTY ROAD,
DISTICT NO. 1
Wendell Bell
Sal 200.25
Wendell Bell
Dozing 990.00
Consumers Pub. Pwr
Dist.. Diehts, Mach.
shed 3.85
K. E. Dokter
Hauling 311 32
K..E. Dokter 1
Rock 20104
John E. Frady Garage
Reprs 112.26
A. W. Huebner
Gas 98.81
Gerald Meisinger
Dozing 522.50
Nebraska Tractor t
Equip Co., Kepi' 57.00
Ote Oil Company
K-pr h.oq
Sioux City. Two girls from
Springfield were chosen Grand
Representatives for 1958 - 59.
They are Karen McCormlck for
the state of Illinois and Sandra
Siebold for the state of Michi
gan. Others attending were
Nancy Johnson, Anita Little,
Mary Biggs, Kay Albert, Judy
Bottorff and Mrs. Wilbur Hub
bell, Mother Advisor. Mrs. Hub
bell Janean were installed Fri
day morning as the members of
the Grand Cross. Wilbur Hubbell
and Sandra Doty were also new
members but were unable to at
tend. Judy Bottorff was Grand
Service for the session.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schlie-
fert entertained a group of rel
atives at their home Sunday
to a picnic supper honoring the
birthday of their daughter Lin
da. On Monday, Linda enter
tained four little girls of her
class to a party in honor of her
birthday.
Max Amelang spent Sunday
and Monday with the Boy Scout
Troop- encampment at Camp
Cedars. Bob Larson went up
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Craw
ford were guests Saturday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Schorr and family in Omaha.
Dinner guests Sunday at the
Joe Woolhiser home were Mr
and Mrs. Gene Suess and fam
lly of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs
Chauncey Woolhiser and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Woolhiser and family.
Guests Wednesday at the Leo'
nard Vaughn home were Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Bennett of Lincoln.
Sunday afternoon guests at
the John Ossenkop home were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ossenkop
of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Al
ton Sterling and Edward.
Paul Doty, Mrs. John Kah
land and Cindy left Thursday
for Key West, Fla., for a two
weeks vacation. They will visit
at the home of their brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doty and
family in Key West.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stohl
mann entertained Mr. and Mrs.
John Kahland and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Renner to a dinner and
show in Omaha Friday evening.
Saturday evening caller at the
N. F. Hennings home was Mrs.
Ruby Hanna of Omaha. Miss
Lois Schroeder was a Sunday
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Colerick
were supper guest Thursday of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sheehan,
Rocky and Renee in Manley. The
occasion was the wedding anni
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Col
erick. Mf. and Mrs. Henry Doer
man visited over the weekend
with relatives in Talmage, Lor
ton and Johnson.
Thursday evening callers at
the Don Lorensen home in Platts
mouth were Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Pearson, Cheryl and Mar
vin of Manley.
Guests Sunday at the Fred
Wildrick home in Weeping Wa
ter were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wildrick and Mrs. Dorothy Kid
der and children of Council
er Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wildrick,
Donald and Agnes and Mrs.
Bill Kunz and sons of Weeping
Water.
The Cub Scouts, their leaders
and their families were Sunday
picnic guests of the Weeping
Water Cub Scouts and their fam
ilies. The afternoon was begun
by playing baseball and the Lou
isville Cubs won, 15-7, in an ex
citing game. Following the game
a picnic supper was enjoyed in
the city park. A short pack meet
ing was held by the Weeping
Water Cubs.
COUNTY ROAD,
DISTRICT NO. 2
The Balbach Co.
Mdse 2.40
Consumers Public Pwr.
Di.st., Lights. Union -
Nehawka Patrol 2.00
Farmers Co-op Oil Co.
Gas, diesel & Mdse. .. ' 111.04
Lincoln Equip. Company
July rental on No. 12 . 500.00
Nebraska Tractor &
Equipment Co., Mdse. 44.10
Stohlmann Lmbr. &
Hdw., Mdse 19.42
COUNTY ROAD.
DISTRICT NO. 3
Ed's Repair Shop
Reprs 45.42
Lincoln Steel Corp.
Culverts 70.66
Nebraska Tractor &
Equip. Co., Reprs 15.00
Nebraska Tractor &
Equip. Co. Md.-;e 112.64
MAIL ROUTE
Kelly Bros. & Co.
Rock 8,359.24
Tanner Stone & Ex
cavating Co., Haul
ing 802 24
The Board adjourned to re
convene on Tuesday, July 15.
1958.
Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Chas. Land
Countv Clerk
No. 40G8 July 7, 1953.
Death Of Mrs.
Shirley A. Dobbs
At Lincoln Sunday
Mrs. Shirley A. Dobbs, Louis
ville, passed away at the Bryan
Memorial Hospital in Lincoln
Sunday at the age of 19 years.
Survivors are her husband,
Donald and two sons, Douglas
Wayne, 2-years old and baby
son, Craig Allen, born seven
minutes before his mother's
death.
Also surviving are the parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith,
Sr., Louisville and two brothers,
Lawrence Smith, Jr., Murdock
and Charles E. Smith of Louis
ville. Funeral services are tenta
tively set for Wednesday at 2
p.m. at the First Methodist
church, Louisville, committal at
Riverview Cemetery, Louisville.
Fusselman Funeral Home of
Louisville is in charge of ar
rangements. Famlics Attend
Funeral Of Iowa
Flood Victim
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barnes
and son of Garden Grove, Calif.,
are here visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Haith and
other relatives.
Also at the Haith home are
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Haith, for
mer Plattsmouth residents, now
of Central City.
Sunday the families attended
the funeral services for Mrs
Charles Wilkins at the Christian
Church in Auburn.
Mrs. Wilkins, mother of Mrs.
Leo Haith, was a victim of the
fiood at Audubon and Exira,
Death Of Mrs.
Frank J. Davis
At Broken Bow
The death of Mrs. Florence
Cromwell Davis, wife of Frank J.
Davis, occurred early Sunday
morning at her home in Broken
Bow. Mrs. Davis was a native of
Cass county and spent her earl
ier years in Weeping Water
where her parents were early
day residents.
She was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. K. Cromwell, pro
minent in the life of the Weep
ing Water community there for
many years. The father was
owner and operator of a. hotel
there for several years.
She was married at Weeping
Water in 1907 to Frank Davis
and made their home there for
a number of years, later moving
to Broken Bow where they have
since resided.
Surviving are the husband,
Frank J. Davis, a daughter, Mrs.
Willard Melville, Broken Bow; a
brother, Richard O. Cromwell,
Winston - Salem, N. C; one
granddaughter, two great grand
children. Mrs. Davis was sister-in-law of
Searl S. Davis of this city, who
with Mrs. Davis departed Sun
day to be with the bereaved
family. They will be joined by
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Davis Tues
day at Broken Bow for the fun
eral servces that will be held
Tuesday afternoon.
Learns Of Death
Of Relatives In
Denver, June 28
Logan Covert of this citv re
ceived word Thursday from a
aaugnter, Mrs. Opal Pfinney,
informing him of the death of
her husband, Harold Pfinney, 59,
June 28th at the home in Den
ver. Mr. Pfinney was a veteran in
the train service of the Burling
ton and was well known over
the entire system.
Funeral and burial was at
Denver.
OBITUARY
Henry Heineman was born
June 30th, 1876, and departed
this life on June 30th, 1958
which was his 82nd birthday.
The place of his birth was Bur
lington, la., from which he
later removed to Golden City,
Mo., which was his home before
removing again to Murdock, Ne
braska. He was united in marriage to
Bertha Mnkle on March 11th,
1924. Besides his loving wife,
their remains to mourn his pas
sing, one sister, Mrs. Barbara
HoelUel of Hitchcock, South
Dakota.
He was a faithful member of
the Ebenezer United Brethren
Church of Murdock for many
years.
When a sailor breaks a date,
it's usually because he has to:
when a girl breaks a date, it's
usually because she has two.
U. S. Coast Guard Magazine.
THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
Monday, July 7, 1958 PAQE FIVE
Report of Condition of
AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK
OF ELMWOOD, CASS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Charter No. 145
at the close of business 011 June 23, 1958.
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve
balances, and cash items in process of collection $ 136,453.82
United States Government obligations, direct and guar
anteed 385,085.13
Loans and discounts (including $334.39 overdrafts 1 . . 581,788.58
Bank premises owned $1.00, LOU
TOTAL ASSETS $1,103,928.53
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor
porations $778,263.10
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpor
ations 87,551.46
Deposits of United States Government (including pos
tal savings) 24,175.08
Deposits of States and political subdivisions 86,211.80
Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 8,356.94
TOTAL DEPOSITS $984,558.38
TOTAL LIABILITIES $984,558.38
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital $ 37,500.00
Surplus 48,000.00
Undivided profits 23,870.15
Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capi
tal) :.. 10,000.00
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 119,370.15
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL AC
COUNTS $1,103,928.53
This bank's capital consists of:
Common stock with total par value of ..$37,500.00
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for
other purposes (including notes and bills redis
counted and securities sold with agreement to
repurchase) $ 154,000.00
&
I, Guy L. Clements, President, of the above named bank, do
hereby certify that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
GUY L. CLEMENTS
President
Correct Attest
Dwlght L. Clements,
Sanford L. Clements
Guy L. Clements, . ;
Directors
No. 4067 July 7, 1958.
Report of Condition of
CORN GROWERS STATE BANK
OF MURDOCK, NEBRASKA
Charter No. 1692
at the close of business on June 23, 1958.
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve bal
ances, and cash items in process of collection $ 68,249.81
United States Government obligations, direct and guar
anteed 144,484.31
Obligations of States and political subdivisions 39,586.13
Loans and discounts (including $872.06 overdrafts) ... 239,871.26
Bank premises owned $1,769.52, furniture and fix
tures $1,027.80 2,797.32
Other assests 380.93
TOTAL ASSETS $495,369.76
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor
porations $264,946.61
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpor
ations 31,157.03
Deposits of United States Government (including postal
savings) 5,716.25
Deposits of States and political subdivisions 98,498.08
TOTAL DEPOSITS $400,317.97
Bills payable, rediscounts, and other liabilities for
borrowed money 35,000.00
Other liabilities 18.92
TOTAL LIABILITIES $435,336.89
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital $ 30,00(1.00
Surplus 15,000.00
Undivided profits 14.032.87
Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capital) 1,000.00
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 60,032.87
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL AC
COUNTS $495,369.7G
This bank's capital consists of: Common stock with
total par value of $30,000.00
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for
other purposes (including notes and bills rediscount
ed and securities sold with agreement to repur
chase) $108,000.00
I, Edwin T. McIIugh, Cashier, of the above named bank, do
hereby certify that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
EDWIN T. McIIUGII
CORRECT ATTEST:
August Ruge,
William Stock
Herman C. Kupke, Directors
No. 4006 July 7, 1958
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