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rT wo o w 1 " m m m r o m ' Notices NOTICE Private piano in struction boRinners and ad vanced students. Kail lessons to start Sept, 1 Mrs. Glenn Lutz. Phone 6258. 78-4tc NOTICE Eagles Barbecue Aug. 24 at Sullivan's Pasture. Mem bers and families. Admission, $1.50; children 7 to 12, 75c. 78-ltc 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 Card party at St. John's School Auditorium Aug. 22, 8 p.m. Lunch and door prizes. 50-cent donation. 75-5CC NOTICE DEMONSTRATORS : Party Plan, unusual line of toys. Season starts end of Aug ust runs to December. Tre mendous profit for part time work. No investment required. Car necessary, for interview contact Nikkl Zimmerman, 4211 So. 18, Omaha 7, Nebr. Phone MA5612. 77-3tp NOTICE Don't wait to buy a Spray. Give the living a bou quet. Taenzler Glad" Garden. 77-2tc NOTICE Free puppies. Call 8332. 77-2tC Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends and rela tives for the beautiful, flowers, gifts and cards sent to me dur ing mv stay In the hospital. They will be long remembered. Mrs. Ellesworth. 78-ltc CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to our neigh bors and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in our bereavement. These ex pressions have been deeply appreciated. The family of Mrs. Ida Hardman. 78-ltc Lost and Found LOST Man's wrist watch. Re ward. Call collect AT 1940, O maha. -2tp LOST Spare wheel - yellow, wire spoke for Plymouth coupe. If found notity journal. Albert Ttmmas. 78-2tp LOST One TV Aerial between Plattsmouth and Murray. Ph. Murray 5217. 77-2tc Wanted WANTED BROME SEED at Farmers Feed Seed. Phone 3131. WANTED A farm to rent. Call or write Sam Galloway, Rt. No. 2 or phone 8290. 78-3tp Help Wanted HELP WANTED Restaurant. Positively no phone calls. Apply in person. Hotel Coffee Shop. 77-tfc WANTED Counter ladies. Apply in person mornings only.' Stan's Bakery. 77-ttc WANTED MAN OR WOMAN: Responsible person, from this area, to service and collect from new type cigarette dis penser. Route established by Company. No Selling. Age not essential. Car. references and $900 to $1,800 cash required. 3 to 5 hours weekly net up to $275.00 monthly. Possibility fulltime work. For local inter view give full particulars, phone. Write: Cigarettes, P.O. Box 8047. Miracle Mile Sta tion, Minneapolis 16. Minn 7o ItC MALE HELP WANTED HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO 1. be vour own boss? 2 make up to $10,000 yearly? 3 have vour own business? 4 get Free Life Insurance? All you need is ambition, a good running car, and three good personal references. For interview write. Walter Brooks Genoa. Nebraska. 78-2tp-M ServiccTbffered ABSTRACTS OF TITLE -Fouchek and Garnett. Plattsmouth. 86-tfc WANT AD RATES Want Ads are Casn other than to established accounts, Courtesy charges are made on telephone ads foi a period of six days. No Want Ads will be accepted from users delinquent in their accounts. Pay ment is expected from customer upon their receipt of notification of total charges. EACH WORD, First Insertion - EACH WORD, Subsequent Insertions 3c (Minimum Charge for any Ad 50) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY, per inch 75c KEYED or BLIND ADS, service charge 50c CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIAM MESSACES POETRY same as Want Ad Rates DEADLINE All Want Ads must be in this office by 9;30 A.M. Day of Publication. TELEPHONE 241 If an error is mads in your ad, notify The Journal office immedi ately following publication. We cannot assume responsibility after th first insertion. SERVICES OFFERED Jeep-A Trench and Backhoe Trench ing. Ralph Stubbendick, Avo ca. Nebr. Phone 819 40-tfc GARDNER Plumbing Heating New Location Same 61Q 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-tfc PLANNING a new nome or re modelng? Phone 1011, Murray. Herb Campbell. 73-tfc CESSPOOLS and Septic tanks vacuum cleaned. Phone 6062. 73-tfc WE CUT GLASS to any size. Picture framing. Plattamouth Paint Store. 73-tfc SERVICES OFFERED Hand and power saws sharpened, set and gummed, wood cutting tools, all kinds, .sharpened. Furniture made or repaired. Phone 5155. 75-4tp Opportunities WANTED Reliable person in this territory to take over pay ments on late Singer Sewing Machine, complete with but tonhole maker, 6 payments of $8.60. Write Credit Manager, Tucker's Mid-West, 2506 Far nam St., Omaha, Nebr. 77-2tc Feed & Seed for Sale FOR SALE N C PLUS Hy brids Nebr. Certified Hy brid Corn & Hybrid Grain Sorghum. Tested, Proven var iesties, PLUS Extra testing for the Best passible seed and -yields. Howard A. Pool & Son, Elmwood. Nebr. 76-14tc FOR SALE Nebr. Certified Pawnee seed wheat, Lincoln Brome, Andrew oats. ROBIN HILL FARMS - Howard A. Pool & Son, Elmwood, Nebr. 76-14tc FOR SALE Nebraska Certi fied Pawnee Seed wheat. Ric hard O. Cole, Plattsmouth. Ph. 8169. 78-tfc For Sale FOR SALE Cushman Motor Scooter A-l condition had best of care. Phone 3079. 78-ltp FOR SALE 42-foot house trailer. Aluminum ownings, gas heat. Beverly Sutton, Bartling Trailer Court, Ne braska City, Nebr. 78-3tp FOR SALE 3'2 and 4 lb fry ers, alive or dressed. Bob Spangler, Murray, Phone 4512. 77-2tC FOR SALE Fryer Roaster turkeys. 5 to 9 lbs. ready to cook. Fine for barbecue. 54c. Live turkeys 18 to 20 lbs. 30c. Hell Turkeys, Louisville. Ph. 3222. 77-tfc FOR SALE Plastic crib matt ress, and training chairs both types. Phone 9163. 77-2tC FOR SALE Wealthy apples for eating, pie, sauce, can ning, freezing. Sized and grad ed. Frozen cherries. Apple cider. Cherry cider. Open 8-6: Sunday 9-6. Kimmel Orchard, Nebraska City. 78-2tc FOR SALE MIMEOGRAPH 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 FOR SALF. Oak extension dining table. Good condition. Phone 3961. 78-2tp FOR SALE 17 inch table Mo del Philco with swivel stand. $75.. Phone 7175. 78-tfc FOR SALE Good Singer Elec tric Sewing Machine complete with attachments for 5 pay ments of $8.93 to a responsible party in this vicinity. New guarantee. Can be seen In Platsmouth. Write Credit Mgr., 309 South 24th St., Omaha, Nebr. 78-ltc SAVE ON OUR CLEAN-UP OF 2 Ton Air Conditioners In The Crate. NORGE Automatic Washer $169 NORGE Deluxe Dryer ... $130 MATCHING TWINS .... $299 Chas. Warga Electric Low Overhead Means Low Prices. 224 South 7th Phone 224 78-ltc FOR SALE English Baby buggy $30 or nearest offer. Phone 9274. 76-2tp Stop in Today RCA T.V. Cx Radio Wm. Schmidtmann l-tfc Real Estate for Sale FOR SALE All modern home in Hillcrest, large lot, finish ed basement. Small, modern house close in. Dwelling with ll4 acre lot. See FIRST REAL TY COMPANY. 73-5tc FOR SALE Modern four room home with basement on two lots, three blocks from town. Price under $5,000, phone 7144. 76-4tc 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. 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 FOR SALE Old Trailer house cheap at 823 North 10th St. Phone 7097. 76-2tc Steve! Issue Me One of Those Student Accident Policies. FOR SALE Small acreage, dwelling of 4 rooms, city wa ter, electricity, septic tank, 500 gal propane tank. Wall furnace, complete abstract; $6,500. "See Steve" FOR SALE All modern home, large living room and din ing room, 2 bedrooms, full bath, 3 good level lots, gar age. Can get FHA loan or G. I. Loan. Full price $9,250. "See Steve" JUST LISTED FOR SALE 3 bedroom all modern home; living room, dining room, city water and gas, full price; $6,250. "See Steve" FOR SALE A real good 3 unit apartment house. Live in one unit, have $150.00 per month income from other two units. Units completely furnished, ready to go. Let me show you how to buy this income pro perty. STEVE DAVIS AGENCY Phones 6111 or 3216 FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE! FOR SALE 80 acres, good well, 4 room house with electricity. A good buy at $6,650. "See Steve" FOR SALE 160 Acre Cass co unty farm. 3 miles NW of Weeping Water. Priced to sell at $175 per acre. "See Steve" STEVE DAVIS REALTOR- , Plattsmouth Phones 6111 or 3216 78-2tc Automobiles FOR SALE 1946 4 door Chev rolet. $75 or best offer. Phone 7175. 78-tfc Real Estate for Rent FOR RENT 4 room modern furnished house on Lincoln Ave. Call 7004. 77-3tc FOR RENT Three room and bath. Private entrance. Also two room furnished. 701 Ave. B. 77-tfc FOR RENT Unfurnished ground floor apartment, iti vate bath and entrance. Also good unfurnished basement apartment. Utilities paid. D. M. Babbitt, phone 6929 or 7130. 7 l-tfc FOR RENT 4 room house with bath. Phone 4064. 78-tfc FOR RENT Four room house nice for couple. Chicago Ave. Phone 6177. 78-ltp FOR RENT Unfurnished a partment. Four rooms and bath. $45.00. Loris B. Long. Tel. 5239 or 4250 78-tfc FOR RENT Small partly furn ished house $50.00. Loris a. Long. Tel. 5239 or 4250. 78-tfc FOR RENT Small furnished apartment $50.00. Loris a. Long. Tel. 5239 or 4250. 78-tfc FOR RENT 3 room Apt. and bath. North 6th St. Phone 8313. 'J8-3tc FOR RENT Furnished or un furnished apartments for rent. Phone 7183 or 6124. 27-tfc FOR RENT Furnished three large rooms and enclosed sun porch. 312 South 9th. 75-tfc Fair -- (Continued from Page 1) da Gregg (2). Hampshire breeding litters blue, Wayne Thoren, Don Ah rens, Kenny Ahrens; red, San dra Stapert. Hampshire Market Hogs blue, Llnnea Ingwerson, Don Ah rens, Wayne Thoren, Kenny Ah rens, Linnea Ingwerson; red, Sandra Stapert. Pen of 3 Hampshire Market Hogs blue, Linnea Ingwerson. Yorkshire gilts blue, Ronnie Boardman, Larry Engelkemier, Bobbie Jacobson; red, Larry Gregg, Gene Noell, Lauren Todd, Ronnie Chriswisser. Landrace gilts blue, Hun ter Ingwerson, Hunter Ingwer son, Randall Rehmeier; red, Randall Rehmeier. Landrace Breeding litter blue, Hunter Ingwerson, Rand all Rehmeier. Landrace market hog blue, Hunter Ingwerson (2). Pen of 3 Landrace market hogs blue, Hunter Ingwerson. Crossbreed market hogs blue, Linda Pool, Arlan Hollen beck, Arlan Hollenbeck, George Pool, Theron Bornemeir, My ron Hollnbeck, Sara Jane Al bers, Linda Pool, George Pool; red, Theron Bornemeier, Myron Hollenbeck, Sara Jane Albers, Randall Rehmeier, Randall Reh meier. Pen of 3 crossbred market hogs blue, Linda Pool; red, George Pool, Randall Rehmeier. Club groups champion, Ne hawka Swine Club; reserve, the Plattsmouth Pork Producers; third, Westside Rooters. BEEF SHOW Senior showmanship purple, Lauren Todd, 1st; blue, Mary Schmidt, 2nd; Raymond Alt house, 3rd; Shirley Foster, 4th; other blues, Frank Puis, Bruce Jameson, Linnea Ingwerson, Rog er Noell, Janet Schewe: red, Connie Dietl. Barbara Philpot, Leonard Hild, Herbert Kraeger, Loyd Wendt, Kay Albert; white, Bob Hike, Ray Albert, Larry Roeber. Intermediate showmanship blue, Paul Rice. Ronnie Nolte, Richard Worthan, Beverly Phil pot, Linda Gregg; red, Bette Schewe, Harry Hauschild, Jim Ingwerson, Roger Noell, Ted Wehrbein, Ross Rikli, Larry En gelkemeier, Clayton Miller, Da vid Kraeger, Gene Wehrbein, Ronnie Puis; white, Marlys Cl ine, Rex Brown, Patty Foster, Steven Wehrbein. Rollin Terry berry, Aaron Howe. Junior showmanship blue, Robert Todd, Ralph Puis, Kirby McGill, Don Hobscheidt, Genene Nolte, Kathy Rice; red, Kenny Backemeyer, Johnny Todd, Stev en Klemme, Sandra Jameson, Bob Rikli, Dclbert Puis; white, Lester Roeber. Cheryl Cline, Wayne Erickson, Larry Gregg, Wesley "Hauschild. Grand champion heifer Rob ert Todd, Angus; reserve champ ion heifer, Paul Rice, Angus. Hereford heifers blue, Lin da Gregg, David Kraeger, Lar ry Gregg, Tom Gregg, Linnea Ingwerson; red, Lloyd Wendt, Ronnie Puis, Larry Gregg, Br uce Jameson. Jane Robertson, Rodney Otley, Harry Hauschild, Wesley Hauschild, Kay Albert. Rollin Tcrrybcrry. Shorthorn heifers purple, Kathy Rice; blue, Janet Schewe. Ronnie Nolte: red. Loyd Wendt, Delbert Puis. Lightweight Angus heifers blue, Hunter Ingwerson, Don Hobscheidt, Barbara Arends, Lin da Gregg, Don Hobscheidt, Rob ert Todd. Connie Dietl; red. Pat ty Foster, Jim Ingwerson, Judy Mills. Heavyweight Angus heifers purple, Robert Todd, Paul Rice; blue, Kathy Rice, Ray Albert; red, Larry Engelkemeier, Robert Hike, Barbara Philpot, Richard Worthan. Shirley Foster, Frank Puis, Ralph Puis, Herbert Krae ger. Angus breeding heifer red, Karen Hoback. Grand champion steer Tom Gregg, Angus; reserve champ ion steer, Paul Rice, Angus. Light Hereford steers blue, Linnea Ingwerson, Rodney Ot ley, Bruce Jameson, Beverly Philpot, Gene Noell, Steve Wehr bein, Gene Wehrbein, G. Noell, Cheryl Sullivan, K. McGill, Rol lin Terryberry, Marjorie Wey ers; white, Merna Robertson. Medium Hereford steers purple, Mary Schmidt; blue, Raymond Althouse, Genene Nol te, Ted ehrbein, Aaron Howe, Pam Rikli, Cheryl Sullivan, Frank Puis, Kirby McGill, Ken ny Backemeyer, Ralph Puis; red, Eugene Eikerman, Stephen Klemme-. Heavy Hereford steers pur ple, Lauren Todd, Bob Rikli, Shirley Foster; blue, Clark Rik li Sandra Jameson, Beverly Philpot, Leonard Hild, Gene We hrbein, John Todd, Louise Otley; red, Eugene Wills, Leonard Hild, Larry Roeber. Light Angus steers purple, Tom Gregg; blue, Ronnie Nolte, Mary Schmidt, Ray Albert, Bar bara Arends, Hunter Ingwerson; red, Clayton Miller, Jim Ingwer son, Cheryl Cline, Larry Engel kemeier, Robert Hike, Wayne Thoren, Marlys Cline, Rex Br own. Heavy Angus steers purple, Paul Rice: blue. Mary Rikli, Barbara Philpot, Ross Rikli, Eu gene Wills, Patty Foster, Clay ton Miller; red, Clark Rikli, Del bert Puis, Richard Worthan, Ronnie Puis, Rex Brown, Ross Rikle, Lester Roeber, Herbert Kraeger, David Kraeger. Shorthorn steers blue. Bet te Schewe, Sheralee Bockelman, Lauren Todd: red. Wayne Erick son. Club groups of steers blue, Ak-Sar-Ben Feeders, Pleasant Ridge 49'ers, Cass County Fan cy Feeders, Triple B Club; red, Fairland Giants. Mynard Jolly Feeders, Happy Hustlers. CROPS JUDGING CONTEST 1st, Hunter Ingwerson; 2nd, Herbert Kraeger; 3rd, Donald Harvey; 4th, Leonard Hild; 5th, Robert Hild; 6th, Bob Engel kemier. MUSIC INDENTIIICATION Purple, Susan Wood; White, Paula Ludwig, Catherine Norris and Sharon Stubbendick. SONG CONTEST Blue, Thrifty Thimble, Mrs. Stanley Wood, leader; Avoca Homemakerss, Mrs. Albert Bose, leader; Red, Busy Homemakers Club, Mrs. Henry Vinduska; white, Cass Go Getters, Mrs. Clarence Engelkemier, leader. POULTRY JUDGING CONTEST 1st, Marilyn Pollard; 2nd, Sharon Dodson; 3rd Jacqueline Dodson; 4th, Margaret Loren sen; 5th, Steven Group; 6th, Jim Engelkemier, 7th, Rex Engel kemier; 8th, Cheryl Pollard. LAUNDRY BAG Blue, Mary Lindsey, Wayne Detmer, David Detmer, Wanda Hostetter; red, Beverly Finley, Mary L. Detmer, Donna Sher man, Shirley Siemoneit, Karen Hostetter, Sharon Splitt, Donna Campbell, Sharon Pullcn, Linda Schmadeke, Marilyn Schmadeke; white, Sandra Cottingham, Mar lene West, Linda Hostetter. WASTE BASKET Blue, Mary Lindsey, Diann Rector, Mary L. Detmer, Wayne Detmer, David Detmer, Donna Campbell; red, Beverly Finley, Margaret Lorensen, Louise Earl, Donna Sherman, Sandra Cot tingham, Wanda Hostetter, Mar lene West, Sharon Pullcn; white, Diane Jorgenson, Sharon Splitt, Geraldine Taylor, Linda Schmadeke, Marilyn Schmad eke. DUST CLOTH, CONTAINER Blue, Patricia Meisinger, Shar on Kiser, Marilyn Vinduska, Diann Rector, Marilyn Schmad eke, Cathy Stine, Ellen Stinc; red, Mary Lochman, Judy Cole, Nancy Tilson, Mary Hendrix, Margaret Lorensen, Louise Earl, Mary L. Detmer, David Detmer, Wayne Detmer, Shirley Siemon eit, Karen Hostetter, Linda Hos tetter, Geraldine Taylor, Linda Schmadeke, Iola Rich, Judy Balfour, Idona Meredith. Irene Rich; white, Diane Jorgcnsen. BULLETIN BOARD Blue, Mary Lochman, Judy Cole, Patricia Meisinger, Shar on Kiser, Nancy Tilson, Mary Hendrix, Marilyn Vinduska, Mary Lindsey, Diann Rector, Margar et Lorenson. Diane Jorgenson, Sharon Splitt, Donna Camp bell, Linda Hostetter, Wanda Hostetter, Marlene West, Sharon Pullen; red, Beverly Finley, Sandra Cottingham, Sharley Sie moneit, Karen Hostetter, Ger aldine Taylor, Cathy yStine. TRAY Blue, Judy Cole, Patricia Mei singer, Sharon Kiser, Mary Hen drix, Marilyn Vinduska, Cathy Stine, Ellen Stine; red, Mary Lochman, Nancy Tilson, Iola Rich, Judy Balfour, Idona Mer edith. DRESSER DRAWER DIVIDERS Blue, Wayne Detmer. STORAGE CHEST Red, Wayne Detmer. LAUNDRY BAG Blue, Wayne Detmer. OATMEAL COOKIES Blue, Linda Inman, Beverley Rippe, Anna J. Albers, Shirley Albers, Donna Lange, Ellen En gelkemier; red, Ellen Robertson, Janice Kelley, Patricia Gerdes, Gazie Ziers, Marilyn Kecklcr, Ruth Brandt, Hazel Miller, Vicki Schomaker, Peggy Stubbendick, Rita Neumeister, Cheryl Pollard; white, Linda Johnson, Onalee Kunz, Carolyn Ham, Deane Bond, Nancy Kepler, Rosann Jacobson. MUFFINS Blue, Sheila Baker, Patty Den nis, Louise Earl; red, Jane Ro bertson, Merna Robertson, Mary Stander, Norma Baker, Barbara Schneider, Susan Livingston, Diane Rector, Julie Ziers, Ger aldine Taylor, Margaret Loren sen, Phyllis O'Rourke; white, Susan Thomson, Helen Kupke, Opal Coster, Anna Coster. BISCUITS Blue, Geraldine Taylor, Karen Engelkemier; red, Louis Wessel, Elizabeth Hammer, Mary Lind sey, Laura Parson, Nancy Salt marsh, Linda Rasmussen, Caro lyn Piner, Cheryl Cline, Phyllis O'Rourke; white, Julie Ziers, Judy Gruber. CORN BREAD Blue, Mary L. Detmer, Opal Coster, Anna Coster, Karen En gelkemier; red Jane Robertson, Beverly Balfour, Norma Baker, Donna Sherman, Nancy Salt marsh.Patty Dennis, JoAnn Smith, David Detmer, Wayne Detmer, Elinor Umland; white, Dcbby Kalasek, Elizabeth Ham mer, Cheryl Streeter, Jean Knut son, Nancy Inman, Susan Thom sen, Marilyn Schmadeke, Susan Nichols. SMCKERDOODLE Blue. Diane Rector, Beverly Finley, Linda Schmadela-, Jo Ann Smith, Margaret Lorensen, Patty Jacobson; red, Beverly Balfour, Marilyn Vinduska, Mary Stander, Beverly Maack, Judy Stohlmann, Laura Parson, Pamela Baker, Jean Knutson, Sandra Meisinger, Sheila Baker, Donna Sherman, Nancy Salt marsh, Nancy Inman, Carolyn Piner, Sara Humston, LaNeta Lindell, Wayne Detmer, Linda Engelkemier, Susan Umland; white, Gloria Dasher, Nancy Keil, Jane Stickney, Sally Knut son, Irene Chriswisser, Linda Rasmussen, Merna Robertson, Mary L. Detmer. DROP COOKIES Blue, Diane Rector, Susan Thomson, Linda Schmadeke, Sara Humston, Susan Umland; red, Gloria Dasher, Jolene Mey er, Beverly Maack, Jane Stick ney, Elizabeth, Hammer, Mary Lindsey, Sally Knutson, Barbara Schneider, Linda Rasmussen, Helen Kupke, Susan Nichols, Margaret Lorensen; white, Carol A. Miller, Pamela Baker, Patty Dennis, Julie Ziers, Judy Gruber, Wayne Detmer. It EMUGERATOR C OOKI ES Blue, Mary Hendrix," Marilyn Schmadeke, David Detmer, Way ne Detmer, Linda Engelkemier; red, Marilyn Vinduska, Mary A. Stander, Judy Stohlmann, San dra Meisinger, Beverly Finley, Linda Schmadeke, Carolyn Pin er, Cheryl Cline, Slaine Piening, Mary L. Detmer, Phyllis O'Rour ke, Elinor Umland; white, Carol Miller, Cheryl Herman, Susan Nichols, Patty Jacobson. ROLLED COOKIES Blue, Beverly Balfour, Mary Lindsey, Louise Earl; Red, Lois Wessel, Cheryl Herman; white, Ncila Pierce. PRESSED COOKIES Blue, Beverly Maack, Judy Stohlmann, Sandra Meisinger, Nancy Inman; red. Jolene Meyer, Lois Wessel, Mary Hendrix, Lara Parson, Barbara Schnei der, Irene Chriswisser, Donna Sherman, Beverly Finley, Mar ilyn Schmadeke, Elaine Piening, David Detmer, Wayne Detmer, Louise Earl; white, Carol Miller, Jane Stickney, Cheryl Streeter, Norma Baker, LaNeta Lir.doll. HIKED APPLE Blue. Cheryl Herman; rod, i Marilyn Vinduska, Lluinc Picu- THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Monday, Augu.-t 18, 1958 PAGE FIVE ing; white, Mary Hendrix, Helen Kupke. YELLOW SPONGE C AKE Blue, Susan Wood, Maribelle Elliott; red, Linda Rehmeier, Eli nor Umland, Susan Umland, Janet Umland; white, Phyllis O' Rourke. ANGEL FOOD CAKE Red, Alaura O'Rourke. CHIFFON C AKE Blue, Anna Marolf ; red, Wayne Detmer, Carol Schlueter, Mari belle Elliott; white, Linda Reh meier, Phyllis O'Rourke. PLAIN CAKE, CONVENTIONAL Blue, Susan Wood; rod, Wayne Detmer, Sandra Wright, Anna Marolf; white, Linda Rehmeier, Susan Umland, Elinor Umland. PLAIN CAKE (QUICK MIX) Blue, Wayne Detmer, red, Car ol Lcadabrand, Elinor Umland, Lois Whittlngton; white, Susan Umland. SOUR CREAM CHOCOLATE CAKE Rod, Phyllis Hohnian, Janet Umland. APPLE PIE Red, Phyllis O'Rourke; white, Alaura O'Rourke. CANNED FRUIT PIE Blue, Maribelle Elliott, Mary Schmidt; red, Phyllis Hohman, Carol Soefeld; white, Anna Mar olf. ASHLAND Mrs. Ivan Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moffit, La Vona, Tommy and Jerry of Louis ville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Liles, they were celebrating the first birthday of Mark Liles. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Richards enjoyed a picnic supper with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fosnot and family in Lincoln Thursday. The Fosnot family and John Perry were weekend guests at the Richards home. Mrs. August Klemme spent a week with her daughter, Mrs. Orie Sowards and helped with canning corn. Mrs. Sowards, Marvin and Joanne took her to her home in Weeping Water, Friday. Linda Sandborg spent the weekend with Joanne Kellogg helping her observe her seven teenth birthday. Mrs. Glen Keetle and Roger were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Harold Kellogg home. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Born man and daughters spent Satur day at the George Bornman home. Kathy and Cindy return ed home with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Bornman Jr., Dennis and Bruce were Satur day and Sunday visitors at the George Bornman home. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nebens and family and Mrs. Mary Kaiser all of Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leikam of Lincoln had supper Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laughlin. John Lau ghlin, Mr. and Mrs. George Har ris and family of Lincoln were Saturday dinner guests. Merry Sue Roeber has had the cast removed from her arm after wearing it five weeks when she broke both bones just above the wrist. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bachman were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Walradt in Omaha. The Cass Sounty Fair was held last week in Weeping Wa ter. Several of our local young people had exhibits of livestock. Edgar, Richard, Evelyn and Marjorie Jones with John Roe ber had dairy calves and Larry and Lester Roobor, Gwendolyn and Eugene Wills had beef cal ves there. Mrs. Lloyd Do Freecc of Ciro visited at the Ivan Armstrong home. She and the children ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Arm strong to the C. B. Dean home in Lincoln Friday evening. Carol Stander returned from the hospital Friday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stander and family of Dix wore Saturday vis itors at the Peter Stander home. Mrs. Harold Buoll took her parents, Mr. and Brs. Bert Allen of Wavorly, to Fremont Monday, to board a train for a trip to California to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Gado of Lincoln entertained a group at their cabin Saturday evening, honoring Mrs. Gado's mother. Mrs. Carl Erickson, and son Bob Gade on their birthdays, other guests were1 Mr. Erickson. Mrs. Bob Gado and baby, Mrs. Geor ge Gado Jr., and children, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wood and Billy of Kansas City, Mr. an 1 Mrs. Malvin Wiles and Terry, Mr. am! Mrs. Fli Gau.'lreauU and Mr. ond Mrs. Reginald Vales and daugh ters, i Evelyn and Marjorie Jones ac companied Eleanor Barland and her parents to Fremont for a picnic, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Swarts attended the wedding of Phyllis Pretzer and Don Bornemeier nt the First E. U. B. Church in Lincoln Sunday evening. Mr.and Mrs. A. D. Backman and Mr and Mrs. Emil Rleke wont to Plattsmouth Sunday afternoon to attend the horse show. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Snell and Mrs. C. II. Connor of Gret na were Wednesday afternoon visitors at the John Fox home. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fox of Water loo wore Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Judds and family spent Sunday evening there. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Gaudreault at their cabin were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wilson and family of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Grinn and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Wiles and Terry attended a Wiles fam ily reunion at Weeping Water Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lind field and grandaughter called at the Wiles home Saturday even ing. Mrs. Ralph Wagner spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Ernest Bahm north of Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laugh lin and sons joined a group of relatives for a picnic at Bethany Park Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wiles, Donna and Freddie of Nehawka, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ructer and Floyd of Alvo spent Wednesday afternoon at the Harold Kellogg home. The Kellogg family spent Sunday evening at the Wayne Wiles home. Mr. and Mrs. Adolpli Fedde, Rodney and Carol were guests at a steak fry at the Tom Har lan home in Omaha, Saturday. Lloyd De Freece joined his family at the Ivan Armstrong home Saturday evening. They returned to their home in Cario Sunday evening. Linden, Lotys and Lyanna spent the past two i weeks at the Armstrong home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keller cal led on Mr. and Mrs. Don Keetle near Wann Monday afternoon. The Ashland Firemen held their coon hound trials on the ! Adolph Fedde farm Sunday j afternoon. j Mrs. Victor Miller, Marvin, I Carol Ann and Debbie accom- panied Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Erickson, j and sister, Mrs. Gayle Fleisch i man, to the Black Hills Tuesday 1 whore they visited the bad lands, ! Mt. Rushmore, the Gavins Pt., j Ft. Randall and Oahu dams, j They returned home Sunday, j Mrs. Carl Stander spent Sun ! day afternoon at the Norman Leybold home in Lincoln, j John and Sarah Nichols spent Monday at the Harvey Schroo- der home at Greenwood. Mrs. Schrocder's sister, Mrs. Clyde James of Oklahoma City, was also a guest. The ladies are i cousins of John and Sarah, j Wednesday afternoon guests at i the Adolph Fedde home were j Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dreamer of ! Alvo, Mr. ;id Mrs. Chris Stark , and Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald I Stark and Billy and Mr. and ; Mrs. Lloyd Bacon and family, all of Omaha. Sunday visitors at the Fedde homo were Mr .and Mrs. Pete Kangcr, Janie and ; Sally, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ; Stark and Billv. ! Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lam bert and sons attended the wed ding of Mrs. Lambert's cousin, 1 Mary Both Romsdal and Charl es Ilaase at the Bradshow Meth i odist church Sunday. Why pull weeds ? .Simplv pr.iv with IMI'ROYl D .' W 1 1.1) IHiON, a combination , wecJ killer that alo kilh poison i uA ami poimmi iy. Apply Willi OKl'ltO I.uwn and Garden Sprayer, garden l:0bc sprayer, or sprinkling tan. SCHREINER REXALL DRUC TM.-t Htc ut fat or r ortho l com irflnif mfliiffli in,HiAiii I WUD I40H rth5) I I ! i s1 Mt r