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EEEEEEEEII ! Here's a sample of what , It was an orderly householders were coerced with Halloween as f ea 10 ponce, several parties were given to in youngsters made their tricks or treats visits here. I terest the younger set in supervised fun. Faiirbusry, dirrors Combine To Sink Plaftttsmoiotth, 45- A fine football team and somei mistakes on its own part dealt Plattsmouth High a 45-0 defeat at Fairbury Friday night. Coach Norris Hale of Platts mouth, already thinking about the season's finale here against Ralston Friday night, said "We have no excuses. We lost to a fine football- team, although we didn't play well ourselves." Fairbury took just over two minutes to take a 6-0 lead and added to it every quarter. Plattsmouth, losing three out of three fumbles and having a pass intercepted never pene trated beyond the Fairbury 23. The Devils' other deepest move was to the Fairbury 30. 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Starting the second half Plattsmouth made its best drive Dennis Adams returned the kick off to the 37. Three first downs Phone 2124 portable TV Dictura meal. of Westpolnt Gray color or Day tona Sand color. as low as Si 95 ' 107 with trade has Fewer service headaches . . . greater operating dependability, because all chassis connections are carefully handwired, hand soldered. Only "Capacity-plus" quality components are used for longer TV life. night, with no incident report- carried to the Fairbury 26 Adams hit for three on first down but Fairbury defended against one pass, stopped a running play and halted a screen pass behind the line of scrimmage. A bright spot for Plattsmouth was the return to offensive ac tion of Marv Lancaster who car ried the ball six times for 28 yards. Other individual yardage totals: Adams, 29 in 6; Dave Nettelman; 34 in 17; Jack Scott, minus 4 in 6. STATISTICS PHS First downs 20 Yds. rushing 326 Yds. passing 193 Net Yardage 519 8 87 13 100 14 Passes attempted Passes completed 17 7 1 2-1 Passes intercepted Fumbles - ball lost Punts - Ave. yds. . Penalties - yds. . . . by 3-3 ..1-35 5-34.4 ..8-70 2-10 Eagle News Mrs. John Fischer Phone 934-6141 IX! Friday evennig The Intermedi ate MYF group, enjoyed their Hall'oween Party, at the Eagle Methodist Church basement. The members invited guests, Mmes. Don Schmidt and Clinton West lake sponsored the Youth Party. A very fine time was reported. Several of the Methodist ladies and (WSCS) responded to the World Prayer Day Meditation Monday at the church, each one attending at their hour of the day. Rev. and Mrs. Sauberzweig, of Otoe, Nebr., pastor of Otoe Luth eran Church called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Folken and the latter's mother, (resid ing at the Folken home, at pres ent) on last Thursday afternoon. Other callers recently, were Mrs. Lela Hunteman accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Tom Fletche of Avoca, Nebr. Mrs. Hunteman is a niece of Mrs. Letjmeier. Mrs. Maggie Letjmeier, visited at the home of her sons, the Her man Letjmeier's, at Unadilla, Nebr. and Albert Letjmeier's, at Dunbar, Nebr., a coupie of weeks ago. : in w . Mr. Edward Porter has been at Veteran's Hospital several weeks receiving medical atten tion and treatment. He will be hospitalized sometime longer for the needed diagnotlc procedure. Koger walker, USN was home on leave, at his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker Sr. for sev eral days on a transfer to a dif ferent base with the Nuclear Power assignment at Ports mouth, New Hampshire. ; He purchased a car durine his leave to return to his position. He left for the same on Sunday morning and called his parents, from South Bend, Indiana Sunday eve ning enroute to Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Frisbee. of SeatMe, Wash., called via phone, Sunday morning to John Fisch er's inquiring of the latter's re cent surgery. He is a brother of Mrs. Fischer and formerly of Elmwood, Nebr. Their son, Noel Fischer of Cape Oirardean, Mo., also called via phone on both Friday and Sunday evenings. Many other local calls from rela tives and friends, were greatly appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Reynold and son of Lincoln, were at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rey noldson on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reynoldson visited at the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Berg, in Missouri, last weekend. ,v..,AMnHnHM .l... nviuynor Aixaaw-iuias 'vxsvuasn 'Hinowsnwid am PAUK EIGHT Monday, November 6, 1961 25 Deer Checked, in at Police Station Here Twenty-five deer were check ed in here at 'the Police Dept. during the past week's rifle sea son, Police Chief Fred Tesch .said today. He listed the successful hunt ers and areas in which they made iheir kills: Howard Royer, Plattsmouth, doe, 2 miles north of Platts mouth. Frank' Linder, Platt.-mouth, buck, 2 miles north, 2 east of Ur.ion. Richard Rozell, Plattsmouth, buck, 9 miles south, 4 east of Flattsmouth. ' Kenneth L. Ho tetter. Murray, buck, in the Nehawka area. , Lyle P. Hlld, Plattsmouth, buck, Nemaha area. ' BOWLING Independent League W L Modern Woodmen 17 7 Cass County Mtrs. ..,.16 8 Kent's Oil Co. .. ...15 9 Huebner's '66' . . 14 , 10 Price's Bar 14 10 Permite 12 12 Ray's Sales & Service . . 12 12 Platts. Haulaway ...... 12 12 soennichsen's 11 13 Culligan's Soft Water .. 11 13 Platts. State Bank 10 14 Pierce's Saw Mill 10 14 American Loan ........ 10 14 Ritz Theater 10 14 Murray Hardware 10 14 Cady's 8 16 Hi game, Joe Gradoville 258; hi series, Jon Schuetz 639; hi team game and series, Hueb ner's 942 and 2,712. . Women's League W Marge & Elmer's ..... 18 Lyman-Richey 15' Corner Bar 15 Beauty Box .......... 15 Austin's 15 Tim's Bar 14 Ruse Motors 14 'L 6 82 9 9 9 10 10 A & B Garage ....... 122 11 VS Soennichsen's 12 12 Doll House 12 12 State Farm . . 10 14' Hinky Dinky ' 9 15 7-Up 9 15 Inferno-ettes 9 15 Welcome Inn 7 17 Ray's Liquor 5 19 Hi game, N. Rein 189; hi series, J. Hlrz 483; hi team game. 7-Up and Corner Bar 751; hi team series, 7-Up 2,205 FINAL GRID GAMES The final football games of the season will be played by Platts mouth High varsity and reserve teams this week. The varsity meets Ralston here Friday at 7:30 p.m. The reserves travel to Tabor, Iowa, for a return game with Fremont-Mills. Adlal Stevenson, United States Ambassador to the U. N.: "We learned that economic de velopment can court political disaster if It merely benefits the fortunate few while the gulf be tween rich and poor grows more dangerously wide." Junior High Championship Playoff Tuesday The Eagles and Oysters will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the athletic field In a playoff for the Junior . High Intramural football championship. The teams completed the reg ular season last week with 3-1 records. 5 t 1 i. -5 - ', n,;' n l" ' V-i A;: it r . s . i o BUDDIES THREE A gleesome threesome was this which made the rounds Halloween night, tricking or treating here. ! Robert L. Wagner, . Platts mouth, buck, 2 miles south, 4 east of Murray. David P. Meislnger, Platts mouth, buck, 2 miles south, 4 east of Murray. Lester Holman, Plattsmouth, doe, 2 miles north of Platts mouth. Donald J. Harris, Louisville, buck, mile northeast of Louis ville. Clarence J. Miller, Omaha, buck, 3 miles east of LaPlatte. Eiihard T. Norris, Avoca, buck, 2 miles south, 4 east of Murray, Frank Fitzpatri'k, Murray, buck, 4 miles east of Murray. Paul K. S:apleton, Platts mouth, buck, Wahoo Area. George F. Wolfe, Lincoln, buck, 4 miles east of Union. George Kalasek, Plattsmouth, buck, 4 miles ca:t of Union. Everett Rozell, Plattsmouth, buck, mile west of Union. Kenneth Kuhlman, Papilllon, buck, three miles east of Louis ville. Robert W. Rachmond, Waver ly, buck, three miles east of Louisville. , Kenneth W. Hostetter, Murray, buck, 2 miles south, 2 east of Murray. Louis D. Jeffrey Jr., Waverly, buck, 4 mile3 east of Louisville. Jack J. Gage, LaPlatte, doe, mile east of LaPlatte. George A. Hull Plattsmouth, buck! 4 miles east of Murray. Ronald D. Hostetter, Murray, buck, 3 miles east of Murray. James T. Brown Mayfield, Ky., buck, 2 miles east of Murray. William D. Strader, Omaha, buck, 3 miles east of Union. Football Scores Fairbury 45, Plattsmouth 0. Auburn 33, Tecumseh 0. . Omaha Cathedral 33, Falls City 13. Eagle-Alvo 46. Malcolm 12. Hastings 20, Beatrice 7. Lincoln NE 41, Bellevue 6. . Elmwood 39, Sprague-Martel 19 i- Missouri Valley 13, Ralston 0. Waverly 20, Papillion 20. Stella 12, Nehawka 0. Oren Pollards Continued from Page One Agriculture in 1909. February 17, 1918, he married Gertrude White of .Lincoln, whose parents came from New York State in 1884. ,-..Oren and his wife have lived on the same farm since their mar riage. He started farming on his own with 160 acres and a team of horses. The first few years he threshed with 'a steam engine. The threshing began in the neighborhood on the Fourth of July and wasn't ' finished until the first of September. Oren says the job that was the most work was ice-cutting. There were 10 icehouses in the neigh borhood to be filled and they usu ally tried to fill 2 each day. The ice had to he hauled from 2 to 5 miles and it took 10 or 12 loads to fill one of the houses. They packed the ice in layers of straw and sometimes still had ice the next winter when it came time to cut more. . : . Oren has always been very ac tive in the community. He was at 4 Scores last week: Eagles 27. Colts 0; Oysters 13, Trojans 7. Mike BowmJn scored three touchdowns to lead the Eagles and Dick Spangler tallied one. Dick Church and Dick Oster holm scored for the Oysters and Jim Wuellings for the Trojans. i.- , l -. ........... ;r v. I -:4. n member of the School Board of Maple Grove District from 1918 until consolidation of the school. He was elected First Board Member of the Federal Land Bank and served on the Nehawka Elevator Board and on Nehawka Oil Company Farmers Union and Farm Bureau. He also belongs to the Masonic Lodge. Mrs. Pollard is also active in the community. She is one of the organizers of the Nehawka Wom en's Club which started-in the fall of 1927. She is a charter member of tMe Nehawka Amer ican Legion Auxiliary ar.d was a member of the Maple Grove Ex tension Club before Extension work began and it was Just a neighborhood gathering. She is past worthy matron of the Eliza beth Chapter 250 of Eastern Star, the is active in the Nehawka WSCS and the Flower Club. The Pollard's have five chil HBHbBSiBHHBaVDMBVnP IBake-Rife Hinky Dinky Campbell's or Heinz Shortening FLOUR Tsoup 3 59c 10' 59c 3 s 25c II - Assorted Flavors I Fairmont's I Gelatin Dessert ROYAL 42$ Caylord Bartlett Halves In Heavy Syrup PEARS 3 SI LliiY'SVDM Libby's or Food Club PUMPKIN APPLE' PDES Cake Mixes. White, Devil's Food BETTY CROCKER U.S. No. 1 Ruby Red, Southern Crown GRAPEFRUIT Chicken Backs & Necks 2V4 Lb. BOX . . i.C I dren. Malcolm, the oldest in the only one who remained in Cass County. Ably assisted by Ills at tractive and efficient wife, Ruth Tyson, he is setting a fine ex ample In progressive farming and dairying and the best values of American farm family life. Robert has been county agent of Howard County for 12 years. Arthur farms at Wayne and Is also a cattlefeeder. Oren Ray mond farms at Shaller, Iowa, and Imogene lives in Lincoln. The Pollards have 10 grand childreneight girls and two boys many of whom have pro duced some fine 4-H records and show an active interest in the farm. One of the chief attractions at the Oren Pollard home is the huge picture window which frames a breathtaking view more beautiful than any ever painted by famed artist.' "Sweet y Assorted Flavors Ice Cream n Vz Cal. PKG 1 IC Elna Margarine 2 29' Vegetable Juice Cocktail, 46 oz. Can 4 - 49c Dartmouth, Frozen Cherry Peach or Apple Large 20 oz. Size Honey Spice, Marble, Chocolate Malt, Black Walnut, Toasted Cocoanut, Milk Chocolate or Yellow, Large Pkgs Ln - aMai mSmitiim yX m ess! SH JW Prices Effective thru Wed., Nov. 8th. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. . , Nebrnskalnnd" nmrlrs down to ward the east and the bluffs of Iowa pull back their long skirts from '-the - turbulent river and hide their faces In a veil of blue mist and at night the lights of Sidney, Iowa, are visible. All in all, the home is a charm ing, aristocratic place with its neat lawn and productive gar dens and orchard, all bordered by bright flowers. The Pollards are a highly re spected family here among my "dear hearts and gentle people'' of Nehawka and I hope you have enjoyed cur visit with them. CORRECTION Mrs. Beda Stander of Louis ville writes that some names were emitted from the recent story about Dan Anderson hers and those of two other sisters and brother of Mr. Anderson. The omission was unintentional. ay t iiOTirWlniUg?lll.-l Quick or Regular Quaker OATS 37. LARGE PKG. Hartex Crushed Pineapple NO. 303 CANS "S&Mir mnw iiTf r i - 3 49 89- FOR Hal