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Louisville Aews Mrs. Ralph Wildilck Sunday evening callers of Mrs. Emma Neumann were her bro ther. Herman Roeber of Louis ville and Mrs. Anna Harms. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Snyder of Omaha are parents of a son born at the St. Joseph hospital in Omaha, April 19. This is the fifth child for the Snyders and all are boys. Paternal grandpar ents are Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Snyder of Papillion. The Synders were former Louisville residents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Derreth of Baltimore, Maryland are the parents of a daughter born Wed nesday, April 19 at the Union Hospital in Baltimore. She has been named Wendl Sue. Mrs. a w i i. 1 J U1111I1 V aim u niiiiij --v.v.i me nrana oi jviumey. wiaimnai - - ottBr- nf Phone 2511 Mrs. Lyle Hlld all of Plattsmouth and Ernest Ahl. Mrs. Bill Kunz and children of Weeping Water and Mr. and Mrs. Erret Wiles of Waterloo, Nebraska were Sunday after noon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Bauers. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Beadle visited with friends at North Bend over the weekend. Frank Miller entered the St. Joseph's Hospital in Omaha Sat urday for observation and check up Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hell. Jr., were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Amelang grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brand of Manley. The Der reth's have three other children. Sunday and Monday visitors at the Nick Hennlngs home were Mr. and M:s. Verner Hild and OFFICIAL YIELD RESULTS Show Dependable Performance of DEKALB CORN In 1960 Nebraska Official Yield Tests 14 Top Yields Out Of A Possible 26 13 2nd Out Of A Possible 26 9 3rd Out Of A Possible 26 Yield Rankings Include All Tie Terrv Grell. A group of ladies met at me home of Helen Groathouse Tuesday afternoon and surpris ed her on her birthday. Bingo was played after which a lunch of birthday cake, sandwiches and coffee was served. Ladies present were Mesdames Hulda Gerdes, Mabel Woolhiser, Marlys Vaueh. Marceille Swires, Lizzie Wildrlck, Norma Faubion and Ada Wildrick. Everyone had an enjoyable time and especially the guest of honor who was cer tainly surprised Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meisinger visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kraeg er in Plattsmouth Sunday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Beck and family and Virgil Miller were Wednesday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Kelley spent the weekend visiting Mr. Kelley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hose Kelley in Norwood, Miss ouri. Seaman First class Clayton Heard returned to San Diego Monday and boarded the Air Craft Carrier Ticonderoga for Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Leroy were Friday evening callers at the Howard Dobbs home. Sunday evening callers at the Ernest Ahl home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell and sons and Mrs. Frank Pace of Weeping Water were Satur day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Isaac and sons in Manley. Watson Howard and Wayne Howard of Greenwood and Ray mond Howard of Lincoln were Tuesday afternoon callers at the Austin Finlay home. Mrs. Roger Urwln of Valley and Mrs. John Massoth, Jr., of Manlev entertained at a pink and blue shower Sunday after noon at the home of Mrs. Don Urwin in Louisville in honor of Mrs. Roger Urwin's sister, Mrs. Robert Colbert of Lincoln. Fif teen ladies were present and games were played and enjoyed by the group. Alter Mrs. uuiueri opened her many and useful gifts a delicious luncn was stuv- pri bv the hosteses. Mr. and Mrs. caivin ureu ana family and Mrs. Joe Woolhiser were Sunday dinner guests at thP home of Mr. and Mrs. rhniincev Woolhiser in Omaha Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Cloyd of Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rpmpr and Lennea were Sun day dinner guests at the Carl Meisinger home. Mrs. Richard Streeter and LaRue Williams visited Mrs. Eva Blair at the Methodist hospital in Omaha Thursday afternoon. Miss Ruth Ann Meyer of Man lev will become the bride of Duane Gansemer on May ouv instead of June 6th as was re ported last week. Mrs. Patrick Sennett and baby daughter returned home Wed nesday from the Offutt Air Base Hospital. Mrs. E. J. Bodecker, Mrs. Wal tpr Anderson. Mrs. Herbert Peterson, Mrs. E. A. Michaelson, Sr., and Mrs. John HeeDner an of Weeping Water were Thurs day afternoon callers oi Mrs, THE PLATTSttCimi. NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEfKLY JOURNA. Monday, May 1. 1961 PAGE THREE KEEP IN TOUCH Mr. and Mrs. John Weiland of Piedmont, S. D., were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Akeson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lorenson and family were Sunday guests at the Fred Lorenson home in Manley. Alio present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vallery and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Vallery and daughter. Reverend William Murphy, CSSR of Chicago and St. Louis visited his aunt, Margaret Scot ten of this city today: Mrs. Hugo Heyn of Omaha was a caller at the Art Exhibit at the Museum Sunday, and with her sister Mrs. Rachel Ris ing called at the home of Grace Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heil, Jr., from near Louisville were shop ping in Plattsmouth Saturday, and were callers at the Platts mouth Journal. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker of Union, have just returned from Phoenix, Ariz., where they vis ited their son, Mr. and Mrs. Don Becker and family. Mrs. Robert Fitch returned to her home in Holdrege Friday af ter a stay here with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Mohr, who was a recent surgery patient at St Catherine's Hospital in Omaha. Mrs. Mohr is home now and get ting along fine. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gloe of Papillion were visitors Sunday at the Art Uhe home. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Uhe, Mr. and Mrs. Art Uhe, Milton Uhe and Mrs. Mildred Konfrst of Glenwood, la., attended funeral services Friday for Mrs. Earl Mortinson at Papillion. Francis, Art and Milton Uhe are cousins of the deceased and Mrs. Kon frst a niece. Mrs. C. E. Eaton suffered a fall at her home and was taken to St. Joseph Hospital in Oma ha Wednesday to Saturday. She did not have any broken bones, but suffered severe bruises. Barbara Rountree, a sopho more at the University of Ne braska, was a weekend guest oi her mother Mrs. John Rountree. 53 Donors for Bloodmobile Visit UNION (Special) The results of the Bloodmobile visit here in the Legion Hall at Union April 26 is as follows. Fifty-three donors responded Frank Pace at the Elwin Isaac and 4 pin s or wooa we re given UIUUIl OO UUI13, llVimwrfct, pints; Murray, one pint and home. , , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baker and children of Omaha were Sun day visitors at the Leonard Heard home. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Meising er of Plattsmouth were Satur day evening callers at tne nuuic ijien ivuuci. DEKALB a Great Yielding CORN Planted by more farmers I for 21 straight years than any other brand CET YOUR DEKALB CORN TODAY FROM . . . Donald Graham Ashland, Neb. Tel. 4-3308 Eldon Ragoss Louisville, Neb. Tel. 3242 Lester W. Meisinger RFD No. 2, Platsmouth, Neb. Tel. 8265 The active outdoor season is here! Now is the time to give your legs a lilting lift with NYLON SUPPORTING STOCKINGS from FELD HOUSEN'S. They're sheerly wonderful . . .sheerly lovely. They're so fine you can see through them, yet so firm they provide comforting sup port all through your days. Economical, too these qual ity made supporting stockings outwear regular hose many times over. Only $4.95 per pair and up priceless in the healthful comfort they pro vide. WE CIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS nf Mr and Mrs Mr. Miller is doing very nicely cinno viio rprpnr. heart atiacK. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ingram were I ni BUests of Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Colbert and family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Hank Mueller and daughter of Elm wood and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones and Willie of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Puis and Ralph visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Roeber and family at their home near Murdock . Sunday afternoon. Friday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Huffman were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huffman of Beaver Crossing. Sunday afternoon callers at thP home of Mr. and Mrs. Aus tin Finlav and Howard were Mrs. Chester Rhodes, Kenneth and Marin nf MurdOCk Mrs. Ernest Enge lKemeier spent Firday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Paneitz in Red Oak, Iowa and took care of the Paneitz children while Mrs. Paneitz attended a Jay Cee Janes Convention at Independ ence, Iowa, on that day. Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. How ard Dobbs were Mr. and Mrs. James Sawyer and Jimmy and Mr. and ,Mrs. James Sherman. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Albert were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sprieck. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grell and sons were Wednesday eve ning supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beck and family in Kennard and helped Mrs. Beck ceieoraie ner oui Falls Citv. one Dint. Several persons were first time donors. Mrs. Charles Atte bery, Cass County Red Cross Bloodmobile Chairman "thanked all who assisted, local volunteers, nurses, Auxiliary and Woman's Club members and every one who helped in any way. Art l "1 n 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 i-i -i i I ml "I -I - I 111 - I . 1 1 ifcMii 1 n nil r c l unuuoi UrLE PEAS in a POO Peas in a pod are alike peo ple are different. This is why your doctor gives such care ful consideration to your health history when he writes a "personalized" prescription for you. It is unwise to give your med icine to someone else or to "doctor" yourself with another's prescription. Fred J. Feldhousen, Ph. G. R P. and John DeMay B.S.-R P. Pharmacists In Charge day. Mrs. Herbert Keckler and chil dren were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rud- olDh Vervaecke In South tsena Mrs. Arnold Dakin of Kansas City, Mo., visited a few days the first part of the week with Mrs. Claude Twiss. Sunday evening pniiprs were Emanuel Bolden and children, Connie and Don of South Bend. Mr and Mrs. Louis Roeber of Ashland and Herman Roeber and granddaughters, Geraldine and Carol Beck of Louisville call ed on Mrs. Emma Neumann bun rtav of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Puis and Ralph and Raymond Sluyter of Manley attended the music con test at Millard Friday evening. Ralph sang in the Mixed Chorus and the Boys Glee Club. Sundav dinner ana supper guests at the Ralph Wildrick home were Mr. ana mi a. jjci bert Deal, Diane and Gloria and Mrs. Cecelia Anderson all of O- maha. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stein of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wildrick Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woehler were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hendrickson, Danny and Denise of Murdock and Mrs. Fred Mas ters. The occasion was the bir thday of little Danny Hendrick son. A new director's cabin was built this week at the YMCA Camp Kitaki west of Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Verner Peck were Tuesday afternoon callers VFW Observes Loyalty Week Post Commander Harold Dukes has scheduled the follow ing activities for Loyalty Week which started Sunday, April 30, with members attending the church of their choice. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. a baseball game was scheduled for the Cub Scouts Pack 309 sponsored by the V.F.W. Monday at 1 p.m. Lt. Col. Thwaltse from Offutt addressed the students at the Plattsmouth High School on Loyalty. At 1:30 p.m., he also addressed the stu dents at St. John's School. Tuesday starts the V.F.W. Community Service of 1961-62. Community Service is a year around project of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to non-veterans as well as veterans. Wednesday is Disabled Veter ans Day. The V.F.W. is helping to'place more dsiabled veterans ii- Industry and self-employment. Thursday is V.F.W. National Home Day. The V.F.W. supports the National Home for members, wives and children. Friday is Youth Welfare Day. It was scheduled for Sunday because of school. Youth ball games will be scheduled for five Sundays. Satruday is Open House at the Post Home from 12:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The public is invited. Glen McClure and his daugh ter, Mrs. K. J. Dunlap, attended funeral services for Mrs. Faye King on Thursday at Lincoln. Mrs. King is a cousin oi Mr. wi;-Clure. Hat letter for Less Shop at Eiyback's MANDALAY 8 o. Crushed PINEAPPLE VALU No. 303 Can Cut GREEN BEAN: VALU No. 303 Can SPINACH HY KLAS or GRIFFIN No. 300 Can WHITE HOMINY VALU No. 303 Can GREEN PEAS VALU No. 300 Can SPAGHETTI (Continued from Page 1) of subject matter added much to the display. Mrs. Ralph Hiner"s pictures created much favorable com menPii and the wish was express ed that she had had more on hand to exhibit. The Art Committee Mrs. Zil pha Seward, chairman; Mrs. W L. Heinrich, Mrs. J. B. Cook Mrs. Clem Woster, Mrs. Jean Maxwell and the president, Mrs Virgil Perry, appreciate the ef fort made by exhibitors out in the County, and express a spec ial thanks to Mrs. Neil Munkres of Weeping Water, who brought entries from her area, includ ing some of her own. A set of water colors by 17- year-old Mike Kovar, of Avoca, the youngest artist entered, show real talent. Only a few of the many artists whose work is displayed could be mentioned, but all were sin cerely appreciated and enjoyed. The Museum will be open to the public daily from 2-5 p.m. through Saturday, May 13, when the door prize will be awarded. It is on display in the Museum Window, entitled "Cass County in the Fall," donated by Mrs. Brooks. With it is the lilting song "Nebraska in the Fall" by Mrs. George Dolan of Louisville. Following is the list of artists whose work is now on Exhibit at the Museum: Mrs. W. G. Brooks, Mrs. Ralph Hiner, John H. Sherman, Carter Minor, Ellen Windham Sturgis, Wayne Rodehorst, Charlotte Fetzer Patterson, Margaret Fitch, Jeanne Toman, King Clark, Mrs. Ben Albin, John Dean Schreiner, Alvin McRey- nolds, Mrs. Amelia Balfour, Mrs. John Doud, Miss Marie Kauf mann, Betty Taenzler, Mrs. Rose Retelsdorf, Mrs. Eldon Ahrens, Herman Hough, Mrs. Ruth Applegate. Also Mary Jo Reihart, Guy L. Clements, Dale Bowman, Mike Kovar, Mrs. M. R. Mutter, Mrs. Marvella C. H. King, Mrs. Neil Munkres, J. Asch, Barbara J. Saxton, Ursula Herold Rountree, Mrs. J. B. Cook, Mrs. Marie Haith and Amos Hughson. Six courjles of the Plattsmouth Promenaders will appear on tele vision Saturday, May f, khiv from 2:30 to 3 p.m. The show is a series of square dancing. Union WSCS UNION (Special) The Wom an's Society of Christian Service met at the church last Thursday afternoon with 19 members ana Rev. A. L. Embree present. Mrs. Carl Cross led the Prayer Service and the devotions on "Words Can Be Walls." Plans were made for The Mother-Daughter Banquet which will be held on May 12, at 7 o'clock at the Methodist Church. Mrs. George Stine read an ar ticle taken from the "Together" Magazine entitled, "The Sunday I Forgot My Glasses."- A candlelight service for be stowing an honorary Life mem bership pin to Miss Nell Bram blet was conducted by Mrs. Rob lrt assisted bV Mrs. LI I Lewis Mcmgey, Miss'Iva Mpugey, Mrs. Otto Ehlers, Mrs. -timer Patterson and Mrs. Russell Eas ter. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Beulah San ford and Mrs. Martha Exline. MURRAY Mrs. Bob Spangler Phone 325-3541 Your Choice A Consolation! If someone tells you that your girl has been kissed by every guy In town, just give him your smugest smirk and retort: "It ain't such a big town!" The U. S. Coast Guard Magazine. and Mrs. Bill Schmader were Tuesday evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stohl mann were Saturday evening callers at the Richard Helm home. Mr. and Mrs. William Dunn of Club Members Hear Musical Program The Mix-it Extension Club members held their April meet ing at the home of Mrs. James Chriswisser with nine memoers and two guests, Mrs. Roy Chris wisser and Mrs. Russell Spang ler. Dresent. Vice rjresident, Mrs. jonn Stones, presided. A letter from the University Hospital in un coin was read regarding sewing needed for the hospital. A discussion was held about a tour, and it was decided to take a tour May 8 to Omana ana visit some of the greenhouses, as well as Hanscom Park. The program was "Music" un der the supervision of Mrs. Ro bert Schlichtemeier who pre sented several Nehawka 7th and 8th grade musical students. Entertaining were vocal quar tet, Carol Balfour, Joyce For noff, Neila Pierce and Beverly Balfour; flute solo, Irene Chris wisser: trombone solo, Gary Anderson; saxophone solo, Bill Schlichtemeier; piano solo, Irene Chriswisser and saxophone trio, Bill Schlichtemeier, Carol Bal four and Joyce Fornolf. Anne Nutzman was piano accompanist for most of the entertainers. A plant exchange was enjoyed by the Mix-it members and later refreshments were served by the hostess. Property Partitioned In the case of Agnes P. Smith, et al, vs. Ralph Pearsley, et al, partition of real estate, District Judge John M. Dierks Friday or dered the following distribution: Agnes Smith, Ralph Pearsley, William Pearsley and the Estate of John Pearsley, each $6,751. n, Henry Pearsley, $151.71; War ren Pearsley, $5,891.57. Divorces Granted District Judge John M. Dierks Friday granted divorce decrees in District Court here to: Dor othy J. Sybrandt from John D. Sybrandt and awarded her cus tory of a minor child; to Gene Leroy Lee from Linda K. Lee; and to Eoma Kussman from Lee Kussman. Loren Todd who is in Metho dist Hospital in Omaha is re ported getting along fine and can now have visitors. Mrs. Richard Neal of Louis ville visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bell, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sharp were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Radtke, Sr. Mrs. Judy Beccard of Union visited Thursday, with Mrs. Jerry Sayers. Mrs. Forest Beil, Lorraine, Kim, Roddy and Kellie were supper guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spangler and fam ily- . . J Mrs. James cnnswisser aim Mrs Roy Chriswisser attended the Nehawka FHA Style show, Wednesday afternoon at Nehaw ka. Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. Ray Creamer and Mrs. Leewis Rog ers were entertained Wednesday by the Lincoln Womens Cham ber of Commerce at the Hill Crest Country Club. All Exten sion Club Presidents from Cass County were invited. Mrs. Charles Martin and Mrs. Henry Hobschiedt visited Char les Martin at St. Elizabeth Hos pital in Lincoln on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hobsch iedt were in Omaha Sunday re hearsing for a TV appearance of their square dance club at a later date. Kim Beil was an overnite guest of Tom Spangler, Friday. The Murray Blue Birds met Thursday at the school house. We worked on our sit-up-ons to use at Ak-Sar-Ben. Lorraine Beil, new reporter. Mr. W. F. Nolte, Mrs. Fred Beins, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wor than, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Jacobsen attended a Grange meeting in Papillion on Friday evening. C & H POWDERED or BROWN ELLIS With Beans CHILI! NO. 300 M j ' CENUINE BORC Bathroom n. 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