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Tiir rt flTTtfniiTH, PACK SIX aw- mmm news Mrt. Ralph Wildrick Phone 251 1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Iluf: 1. 1 ord arc parents (if a daughter Am;, l-l- weighed seven pounds, 11 ounces and has been Mum ( liecky .She has a brother and a .sister, Kelly. Mrs. Iliilf is the former Hetty H ni hil;. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Howard Unit of Ord and Mr. and Mrs Karl Hrabik of .'ll rin;Jield Great grandmothers arc Mrs. Mousing of Burwell and Mis. Joseplinic Mi'Kinstry of Hprini'fictd. Mrs. Clark Gladden and Mrs. Cecil Hoblis of Omaha were 'I lie. (I;:v "UCSts at the llOIHO of Mr. and Mrs. John G.ikcmeier Mr. and Mrs. Joe Habel. Jean inc and Jeffrey visited Mrs. Glen Nicki-i-- and new daughter. Ver onica Kay at the St'. Mary's hos. p.i.tl in Nebraska City Thursday Mr and Mrs. Raluh Wildrick and JJonald and Kenneth Hies ber;; of Omaha attended the ."(oi k Car i;aces at Playland Pari- i-'riday evcnJn". Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Gayie Kleisch - maim of Lincoln returned home M(,n(lay from a ten day vacation spent in the Black Hills and in Mountains near Kort Collins, ; Colorado. Vii e.il Miller or Weening Wah'r was a dinner guest Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heck. Tommy Dtehman of Platt.s moiith was a Sat. night and Sun day j'.iie.sl of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Diekvnann. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beck and Howard Finlay were Sunday e.uesls at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. ftla Beck in Wabash. Weekend gu:st.s at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Oess were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spra gue of Omaha and Miss Cheryl Blassingame, a former Louis ville resident. Terry Weaver, son of Mr- and Mrs. Bill Weaver, had the mis fortune to fall in a hole on his way home from school and injure his head. He was taken to the hospital whore four stitches were required to close the wound. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meising er and Richard were Monday evening callers at the home of Mr. aid Mrs. Walter -Engelke- WATCH i r.'i iu y. , PROMPT SERVICE, SENSIBLE PRICES Whatever ails your watch, we'll repair it with expert precision; have your watch ready when promised. GROVE'S JEWELRY Registered Jewele American Cem Societv Main Phone 228 . Charlatans, who claim : "magic cures" for any known ' ailment and some they in vent swindie Victims every day. Like the primitive "wibh doctor . their stock in trade is fear and ignorance . . . ureses gjdsets . . . and worthicss poiicr.j and powders. Don t be a victim of these ouacks and frauds. It you suspect your I 1 rt cc iilt a license p:iv Sic.'n. He will prescribe pro fessionally drugi that cic be . ouijir.ed at tins eliin,j ph.irmr.cy. Fred J. Felilhousen, Ph. G. i .M 1 I '"ll"! WIIMII IIIW 11 MlillMMWWI TTj ivrnnAKA, srivii-wrrKLY journal Monday, September i-'. imu vmww.v;m:.ws-v.!i. meier near Nehawka and helped the Walter Em-elkenU-iers cde-! brate Mieir wedding anniver- sary. Mi- nnrl Mrs Charles Shrarieri0" ouncwy. nf VVi.oiiiim Writer nnrl Fbton:! Hitman of Vcrdon were Sun-j day afternoon and luncheon : ,Lt m the home nf Mr n nd ; Mr.; f'tirl Moisiniiei- Fvpninu callers were Mr. and Mrs. George ITi-um nivl Mr nnrl Mrs. Ver-: non urwm. i Mrs. Fred Wildrick of Weep ing Water and Mr. and Mrs. ,,!: f M,- nnrt Mr, inp west .,, nt.in ,i,r v.ik riiv ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heim enjoyed a'supper, in Omaha Sat urday evening. Sunday- overnight guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meisiilp,er were Don ald, Carlton and Kent Kroese of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pries tcr and daughter of Texas City, Texas are now living at the Fred Myer apartment. Mr. Pries- Iter is employed on Construction j work. i Monday evening supper guests - at the horns of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wagner and sons of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Ward and family of Oma- ha. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schmader. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Wool hiser and family of Omaha were Tuesday evening callers at the home of Mrs. Olive Woolhiser. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Reichart took Mary Jo back to Pierce, Nebr. Monday afternoon where she is teaching Home Econo mics in the Pierce High School this year. Mary Jo spent the j Labor Day weekend at home. i Correction: The Bi-County, : Sarpy and Cass. Royal Neigh-: of Sept. 8 as previously stated. James Heard of Omaha is visiting this week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heard. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grell and sons were Sunday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Grell near Spring field. RicharT 'Heim I M, and Mrs. Claude Heim. Claude returned home from the hos pital last week and is feeling r fine Sunday dinner guests at the j j home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ! Wildrick were Mr. and Mrs. Leo ; nard Stein of Lincoln and George ! Wildrick of Omaha. Monday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. i Frank Wildrick, Kenneth Ries ! berg and Donald Wildrick of Omaha. I Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gerdes I were Tuesday dinner guests of t Mr. and Mrs. . , ..: H mn: Herman Ojetien in Omaha. , i-w tt - J Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ahl and Mr. and Mrs Ernest Henmngs; were callers at the home of Mr. , aiCl Mrf Mm F Hennf,n&r Mervil Mi ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, has accepted the position as principal of the j Reese High School of Reese j Mich. Mervil taught one year at , the Plattsmouth High School;. and the past five years has been teaching at Michigan Center, Michigan. He received his Mas ter's degree from Michigan State University. Mrs. Esther Schneider who has been touring Europe, returned Saturday morning. She said she was much impressed by the R.r. I Pharmacist In Charge R SQEEJCL UKUb5f f riendliness of the people of tvAll.ciUuid. Sliiaadt? Uie tup :n a Boeing "107 Jet. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brand of Manley were Omaha visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Garrison 't were Sunday afternoon callers ! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 C. Gerdes. Weekend guests at the home of Mr- anct Mrs H C. Sack were a"d Mm. OrvUw Sack and i ramny oi ingsier, inuiui uu j kota. A family picnic was held Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Larson at- tecit-'d the funeral of Mrs. Lar n s uncie ueorge Plattsmouth Saturday Barr in Mr. and Mrs. Jim McClun and children were Labor Day dinner Kucaia ai iuc uu Mrs. Milton Larson and son in , Ralston. i Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fendley.l Debbie and Susan of Omaha! were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James : Larscn and family. ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gruber and Barbara of Wellsville, Miss-1 ouri were Labor Day weekend ; guests at the home of his par- i ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gruber.1 Sr., in Manley. Mrs. Earl Beck and Johnny ' and Jimmy were Thursday after- j noon callers of Mrs. Elwin' Isaac and sons. I l.Tr nnrl Mrs Henry Rnllivant. and children who have been gu"" l e home oi Air. ana visiting for the past ten days , Mrs- George Rouse were Mr. and at the home of Mrs. Sullivanfs 'Mrs. Chas Johnson of Holdrege, mother, Mrs. Eliabeth Long, re- Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pilfold and turned to their home in Port-! girls of Weeping Water, Mrs. land, Oregon. Mrs. Long accom- Gayl Walter and daughters of panied them through the Black Ceresco, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hills and as far as Edgeniont, j Walter of Fort Riley, Kan., Wyoming where she returned George Pilfold Jr. of Omaha, home by train. Mrs. Loag has Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bates and been on vacation from her work family of Lincoln, Mrs. Emmett at the OPPD office. : Meyers and Linda and Mrs. Mr. an Mrs. Keith Krecklow Mildred Comstock and family, and family of Beatrice were! Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bell at weekend guests of his parents, tended a family picnic at Shen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kreck-, andoah, Iowa Sunday. Mr. and low. 'Mrs. Roy Bell of Waverly ac-i Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Beck and companied them. I family were Monday guests at, Mrs Emma Appuhn attended! me nome oi mr. ana mrs. ko- . bert Beck and family in Ken-1 nard. " Carol True was a dinner guest j thrtav I Mrs. Hazel Twiss returned jcompameu ivir. ana mis. nar home witrt the Nolan Hickman's i old piifoid to Fare- N D- Mr who had been visiting relatives' and Mrs- pilfoId and Mr- Welton here last week. Mrs. Twiss will; visit for several them, at Denver. weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beck visited with Mrs. Florence Dobbs ! at the Russell Coonts home near ! Springfield Sunday evening.; I Other callers were Mr. and Mrs. i E1dpy of Manley. Mrs. William Muller and Her- ' man Muller of Carroll, Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schoep- pner and Ricky of Council , ?"?' 1?Z?? me ' mi uitu Francis Schoeppner and Gene. Mrs. Muller is the mother and Herman Muller the brother of Mrs. Francis Schoeppner. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Land gren and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Derby were State Fair visitors Saturday. , - ,...bT an" i-aiiy ana ivu. aim jvus. j. B. Latham of Springfield attend- LAIC JtulV A'CWA AVIWilViC. J . Claude Heim ,f H , Mrs Leonard Vaughn and the Park in Aub hoynor Qf Mr and , Q, , ,.,, . i,,, ' ..' . ,Mra ,a . Indiana. There were 38 in at tendance. Mrs. Valiska Vaughn of Dawson returned home with Mrs. Leonard Vaughn and chil dren. Kathryn Oestmann of Lincoln was a weekend guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doermann. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Howard of Greenwood were Sunday din ner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Finlay and Howard. Tuesday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meisinger were Charles Reed and Mrs. Edith Meisinger of Murray. Mrs. Olive Woolhiser return ed home Sunday from a weeks visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Suess and family in Kan sas City. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wildrick and Agnes were supper guests at the home of Mrs. Fred Wildrick in Weeping Water. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vaughn and children ate dinner in Oma ha to celebrate the 11th birth day of their daughter, Sherrji Mr. and Mrs. George Han sen and Judy of Lincoln were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lar son. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lape and sons of Papillion were Wednes day evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meisinger. CANDLE POWER GALORE Paguitch, Utah "1 hope they j don't put as many candles on my i cake this year as last year," i said Mrs. Mary Clark as she looked forward to her 101st bir thday anniversary. "Last year, the 100 candles burned the frosting on the cake and raised the room temperature 10 de- grees, she said. VAl ll - "iSJi i t (W rh- 'f 1 4'" 5riV; L If V - i--rri-r' fWrTW r. - fating h I'ndir P-( Greenwood Mrt. Frank Hurlbut Phone 2685 Labor Day picnic dinner a Kiyver and Hamilton family ieimion picnic at the Bethany Park Sunday. Mr r. and Mrs. Frank Welton ... J ,1 .. 1, Tt ; T- 1 aiiu giciiiuuauanici Dumue ouxiu wem 0,1 uueuan Lane, ivunu. and spent 8 days of vacationing and fishing. Mrs. Welton re- tmained at Fargo with her daughter Mrs. Margaret Bond Mr. and Mrs. Pilfold returned home Sunday morning, leaving Mr. Welton off at Fargo for a longer visit. Weekend guests at the D. E. Buckingham home were Miss Darlene Bergers and -Misfr LVn- nette Pfelrer of Omaha. They all attended the State Fair Sun day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Boiler and Susan of Harvard were Sun day overnight, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Boiler and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Boiler were Saturday overnight guests at the Oliver Boiler home. They all enjoyed a picnic at Pioneer Park Sunday bunctay dinner guests at the Claude Osburn home honoring Ronald and Roger Osburn were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buelling and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Os burn and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper of Ashland. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Grady and Colleen were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jardine, and Denzel and Keith and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurlbut. Colleen Grady has been con fined to her bed with a foot in jury past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Carpenter and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buel and family of Eagle, Wednesday evening. Tuesday evening Mrs. Leonard Jewell and Gerald visited with Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Warddrip of Ashland. Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenbloom of Alliance visited with Mr. and Pi 11 s? k .. 1 - S. 7 i : ill ; -V.V'v: HELLO, WEST-EAST TRAVELERS This sign greets motor ists as Ihcy approach Plattsmouth from the west on State High way 66, the Louisville Road. Signs were installed last week by ar rangement of a Chamber of Commerce Committee of Chairman Elmore Brink, Joe Zastera, John O'Connell and John Schreiner. OF WHEAT OROP IN NFBRASKA $1 to 6 Uiii.oi Cass County $1.7 Million LINCOLN The average value nf the Nebraska wheat crop in the? five years, 1954-58, was more than $105 per capita annually, making wheat vitally important to the economic well-being of the state, the Nebraska Wheat Commission said this week. The figures were announced this week by Robert Florell. Chief of the Commission. Florell said the value of the annual wheat crop was $153,394,000. He said the per capita value was figured on the basis of a Ne braska population of 1,450,000. The 1954-58 figures were the latest complete five-year figures available. Cass County's 1954-58 average annually was $1,723,010 in wheat. Florell said that 15 Nebraska counties raised more than $3. 000.000 worth of wheat each year, and 49 of the state's 93 counties raised more than a million dol lars worth of wheat annually. ' Cheyenne county led the state in per county wheat value, with pn annual average of $10,670. 663. Perkins county was second with $7,740,748; Box Butte coun Mrs. Leonard Jewell. Gerald Jewell spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Leon Sherman and children of Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jewell attended the State Fair Sunday and Gerald spent the day with Mrs. Grace Sherman. 'George Pilfold Jr. of Omaha spent the weekend with Mrs. Mildred Comstock. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Claycomb and Larry of Council Bluffs, Iowa spent the weekend at the Boyd Claycomb home. Callers on Mrs. Grace Wal radt Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Andy Walradt of Oma ha. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Casey and boys called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Somerhiser Sundey eve- mnK The Somerhiser family just recently moved to Alvo. Some cf the people from Greenwood who attended the Janet Thornsen and Melvin Da vidson wedding at the Christ Methodist Church in Lincoln Sunday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs. Mildred Comstock and Lyle, Mrs. Em ma Appuhn, Lloyd Kirk and Beth Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Carpenter and family, Mrs. Boyd Claycomb and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Claycomb, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs Elmer Leadabrand and girls, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Johnny and Arlene and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marolf and family. The Dorcas Society met Fri day at the Christian church with Mrs. Tommy Maher as hostess. Mrs. Maher also gave the devo tions. Ovei 5f W.lUn Annual! Wheat Crop Annually ty third with $5,494,634; Kimball county was fourth with $5,435, 706; Deuel county fifth with $4, 471,760; Keith county sixth with $4,022,270. Adams, Lancaster, Banner, Chase, and Gage counties all averaged more than $3,700,000 annually, the report showed. "This report points up the fact that while wheat is a major crop in several western Nebraska counties, it is also a very signi ficant crop economically for many southcentral and eastern Nebraska counties," Florell said. "All Nebraskans can be proud of the great wheat growing indus try that has been developed in our state. Wheat is one of our great resources. This report re emphasizes the vital importance of keeping our wheat growing economy healthy." Zoning Ordinance Passed at Louisville LOUISVILLE (Special) A crowd of about 75 persons at tended the Zoning commission hearing at the Village Hall Tuesday evening. The village attorney read and explained a proposed zoning ordinance. Several citizens had attorneys representing them. The main concern of most of them was that they did not fully under stand just what the ordianance would do. After it was explained everyone seemed satisfied. The ordinance was approved and passed by the Village Board. Near Drowning at Louisville Lakes LOUISVILLE (Special) There was a near drowning at the Louisville Lakes Monday after noon. The girls, twin sisters, Mrs. Janice Reno and Joyce Campbell, 18, of Omaha were wading when they stepped into a hole. They were rescued by an unidentified man from Omaha. They were given first aid and medical treatment and were rushed by Fusselman am bulance to an Omaha hospital j here they were later reported I to be alright. Obituary Mrs. Grace Pugsley Mrs. Grace Pugsley was born at Plattsmouth, Neb., Feb. 3, 1877 and pa6sed away at St. An thony's Hospital in Oklahoma City Aug. 20, 1960. Mrs. Pugsley lived in Bayard and Scottsblufft Neb., for sev eral years where her husband was a practicing physician. Since coming to Oklahoma City, she has made her home with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Stamps at 1630 N. W. 19th St. Her husband, Dr. George Pugsley and her son. Dr. George Pugsley Jr., preceded her in death several years ago. She was a member of the Epsworth Methodist church in Oklahoma City and also of the order of P. E.O. in Scottsbluff, Neb. Mrs. Pugsley leaves her sister, Mrs. J. L. Stamp of the home, two grandsons, George Pugsley III, and Dennis Ray Pugsely, both of the armed forces, a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hazel Pugsley of Scottsbluff Neb., a niece, Mrs. Marion Fleck of Fargo, N. D., reared by Dr. and Mrs. Pugsley from birth, a sister-in-law, Mrs. Chas. E. Tay lor of Enid and a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral for Mrs. Pugsley was conducted at the Smith iCerneke Funreal Home of Okla homa City, Monday .with burial at Bayard, Neb., by the side of her husband and son. Mrs. Pugsley was the sister of the late Charles E. Taylor and has visited in Waukomis many -imes. Salt has been mined on the shores of Austria's Hallstatter see for 4,000 years. ASHLAND Mrs. Ivan Armstrong Mrs. William Grauerholz, Bill Grauerholz and Mrs. Frank Loh ry of Memphis, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Armstrong Satur day forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturm and Lori Kay of Sioux City spent Saturday overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sturm. Sunday all the Sturms and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reece and family went to Nehawka to attend a family pic nic at the Richard Stone home. Jim and Douglas Sturm re turned with their parents to their home in Sioux City after a ten day stay with their grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Art Box and Milton Box spent Thursday with Mrs. Stella McLaughlin in Elm wood. Raymond Rohrer of Nor folk is spending this week at the Box home and attending tin State Fair a part of the time. Mr. and Mrs. George Bornman were Wednesday visitors at the Darold Miller home near Ceres co. Mr. and Mrs. John Jones and Elaine spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bornman. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey M,oore were Thursday dinner guests ol Mr. Moore's sister, Mrs. Ray Ronne and Mr. Ronne in Platts mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Moore vis ited at the Fred Rueter home in Alvo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B Dean of Lincoln had dinner Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Arm strong, Mrs. Dwight Beetifon was an additional afternoon vis itor. Mr. and Mrs. John Fox spent the evening with the Arm strongs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright of Glenwood, la. and Max Wright of San Antonio, Texas were Sun day afternoon and lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bachman and Mrs. Emma Jones. Bob Farmer attended the Christian conference for older 1 youth at Fullerton from Sat urday until Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Luetchens and family of Murdock spent Sunday .evening with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Haase.. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hunt were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stenberg and Mrs. Emma Olson. Mrs. August Klemme of Weep ing Water, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Remaly of Elmwood were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orie Sowards and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sowards of Valley were' additional after noon visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Grimm and family were Saturday evening visitors at the Malvin Wiles home. Mrs. Glen Thompson called on Mrs. Arthur Laughlin Tues day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Thompson and family called at the Laughlin home Saturday af ternoon. Sunday evening visitors there were the George Harris family of Lincoln. Mrs. Margaret Lehman and Wallace McClelland were Mon day afternoon visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Keller. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roeber were Mr. Roeber's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cuny, Norman Jr. and S3, IM it makes good sense to protect your valuable equipment and Skelly will do it for you Every petroleum product hearing the Skelly name assures complete lubrication and abso lute protection for your farm machinery and is sold with a money back guarantee. Call us today for Skelly farm engineered service and products. sash's, Ronnie nf Alirori, 111. and Mi". Cuny's father. Louie Pinkowski of Napervillc, 111. They also called on other relatives while here. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.lii Oaudre.iult at their cabin, Sim day were Mr-, and Mrs. Oliver Wilson and family of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Wiles and Terry and Melody and Marlecc Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. Lexle Nelson and Norma were Tuesday eve ning visitors at the Wilson Lam bert home. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ni.sen and little sons had Sunday sup per with Mr. and Mrs. Eusriie Bund, east of the Platte. Mrs. Clyde Applegarth and little son Jav spent Friday at the Harold Brown home in Cer esco. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bower visit ed with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sfick ney at Weaverly Sunday evening. Henry Fisser of Lincoln spent Tuesday overnight and Wednes day with his sister Mrs. Henry Klipp and Mr. Klipp. Sunday dinner guests of the Peter Slander family were Mr. and Mrs. James Murray and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Muff and family all of Crete. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Rolfsmey er and family of Lincoln spent the Labor Day weekend at the Ashley Boiler home. DRIVER Ol TSMAltTEI) Pcnsaeola, Fla. When his car broke down, J. D. Green rolled up the windows, locked the doors, and left it on a street in Pensacola confident that it would be safe from thieves. The next morning his car was still tightly locked, but the wheels, tires, and hubcaps had been stolen. t.tlt UTTIilll HniWWT.il lira Cass fheatre Plartjmourh, Ncbr. Last Times Mon. & Tues., September 12-13 ELIA KAZAN'S Some things you can't control! The wild longings . . . hungers and furies!: A picture for the whole family! Also Cartoon and News. Thurs., Fri., Sat., September 15-16-17 Double Feature "When Comedy Was King" and all the comedy stars were here. AND John Hudson & Lynn Bernay "Valley Of The Redwoods" Mat. Sat. 2:30 Nights at 7:30- Coming Sun., Mon., Tues., September 18-19-20 Rock Hudson & Doris Day IN "Pillow Talk" GEO. O. WINSCOT 1013 2nd Avenue PLATTSMOUTH, NEERASKA Telephone 6239
