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,' ' , ' t ii fHE PLATTSIHOUTrt.-NSBIMWA, tCKII-WCEKLV JOURNAL PAGE EIGHT Monday, November 5, 1962 Jerry Brown Ends Recruit Training SAN DIEGO, Calif. Jerry D. Bro n, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pe'zer of 710 Soith First St., Plattsmouth, Neb., complet ed recruit training Nov. 2 at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. During the nine-week indoc trination, recruits are trained in physical fitness, basic mili tary law, seamanship, customs and traditions of the naval ser vice, swimming and survival, military drill, and first aid. Each recruit receives tests and interviews to determine future training and assignments. Still taking HORSE n BUGGY VITAMINS? Have old-fashioned, low-potency vitamin formulas failed to bring you the "lift" you hoped for? Have you found that poiittvt feeling of new energy, better resistance, richer enjoy. mew vi mcr n not mayDe I lime to go modern! Time to investigate WheataVIMS, a complete, higher-potency vitamin-mineral-fermula based on TODAY'S knowledge of nutri tional support. If vitamins are what you need, Vi heataVlMS have what it rakes to do the job for you! ,fcVIMS We've made it easy to compare Wheata VIMS, item for item, value for value, against your present vitamin program. Ask for this "Vitamin Score Card" it' FREE it will save you many dollars. SET THIS FREE GUIDE TO MODERN VITAMIN VALUES YOUR VITAMIN SCORE CARD and FEEL the difference lifflBdi... SUPPLY WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS. DRUGS! J r Obituary Henrietta C. Luetthns Henrietta Caroline Luetchens (nee Schweppei, was born to Herman and Henrietta Schwep pe, Dec. 10, 1877, at Lippe Det mold Germany, the second of five children. She died in Lin coln, Oct. 30 at the age of 84. When about four years of age she came to America with her famly, to the Murdock commun ity, arriving here in May, 1882. For some years Mr. Schweppe , worked as a farm hand. In 1890 he purchased a farm about two miles east of Murdock. During childhood and youth Mrs. Luetchens attended the Bushberry Rural school, and the Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren church, then known a-s the Louisville Evangelical church. Here she was converted under the ministry of the Kev. G. Stretcher, received doctrinal In struction and became a member of the church. She continued an active member of that church until her passing. She was married to Fred Luet chens in the church March 1. 1900. They made their home on a farm about three miles east of Murdock which since was her i home. They had ! twin daughters, Hulda and Mar ! tha, Herold, and Edna. All sur j vive. They also reared a 12-year. I old orphan boy, Fred Prentice. He also survives, i Mrs. Luetchens was active in I her church. She served many ' years as a Sunday School teach- er, and was a charter member of the Women's Society of World ' service which was organized 1 Jointly with the Murdock Ebene- zer church. She served this or : ganization for many years as its treasurer, and was a member i continuously until her death. I Surviving are her husband, Fred, of Murdock; the four chil- 11 . . fx "."-, .J i":fjrs .1 v .'4." ' . ir.. HkL. a . a'- V 1 r i Mt.jiwwJL ,:. Wii n-iQsi ! u i-.vt' m muni, nn i Jn"Mm .At..jJ Maritxa ALL FOR PLATTSMOITII! Plattsmouth football fans didn't have much to shout about Friday, either in regard to the result of the season-entlini game with Fairbury or about the weather b they responded well to the admonition: "All for Plattsmouth stand up and holler:" .-Ha W 'teBa dren, Mrs. Hulda Oehlerking of Elmwood; Mrs. Martha Vogt of Eimwood; Herold Luetchens of four children, Murdock; and Edna, at home; Fred Prentice, womacn; ii grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. She was pre-deceased by her parents; a brother, Herman Sch weppe; and three sisters; Min nie who died In childhood, Mrs. Herman Luetchens and Mrs. William Luetchens. Funeral services were at Em manuel Evangelical United Bre thren church near Murdock with burial in the church cemetery. The Rev. Frank Schroeder, pas tor, was in charge of the service, assisted by the Rev. F. C. Ebing er. Vocalists were Henry Borne meier and Mrs. Joe n.unz. They were accompanied by Mrs. Ray mond Vcgt. Grandsons served as pallbear ers, William Vogt, Loyd Vogt, the Rev. Armin Vogt, Elmer Vogt, Eldan Oeh!erking and Charles Prentice. (Political AfivrTifcm'!t ) Parents of Cass County: CONTINUE TO SUPPORT your DEDICATED and PROVEN law man who has captured and held the "Image of the Law." in the eyes of the PUBLIC which respect is a lawman's true mark of success! CONTINUE TO SUPPORT your sheriff, who has shouldered the full burden of enforcement during the absence from the county, of the County Attorney, on business or annua! vacation hereby making ;t unneces sary to hire a deputy County Attorney. CONTINUE TO SUPPORT your sheriff who is the ONLY qualified candidate in the field of sex in vestigations. Every sex offense occurring, during the past 16 years, which resulted in a major charge being filed WAS investigated by the sheriff. Not ONE case was ever lost in the District Court or the Nebraska Supreme Court on improper evidence or faulty investigation by the sheriff. In one case the Supreme Court pointed out in their brief the manner in which the evidence was gathered by the sheriff. Of the four sex offenses occurring in Plattsmouth this year, three were directed to the sheriff by the Coun ty Attorneyi and the other one which had occurred on March 14, was directed to the sheriff by the City Attor ney. . Your sheriff knows the sex offenders knows their method of operations and above all has THEIR RESPECT. For during the past 16 years we have not had ONE child, woman or mother attacked sexually by a stranger in the whole of the county! So, continue to give your children the same protection that was offered other children during the past 16 years. Don't sell them short! Let those who seek less enforcement those who sought to discredit YOUR law enforcement thru per sonal attacks by "inferences" those who seek to use OTHERS as their sole qualifications, know that the name TOM SOLOMON is much easier and surer to write than the calculated risk of GAMBLING on the UNKNOWN. Especial! when the stakes, they are gambling with, are your loved ones, home and community. , Leave intact your County - City law enforcement which has been working for you. Leave intact the "NO TRESPASSING" sign as a STERN WARNING to those waiting on the fence line, "That there will be no let down in enforcement in Cass County." You are voting ENFORCEMENT! for a FOUR year unbreakable contract make your vote count. BACK YOUR LAW WHAT YOUR BALLOT WILL LOOK LIKE FOR COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for ONE PI Wayne I. Schneider '..Democrat No "X" ittceuary f J j Fred, Twh ... Republican Tiir " ' ' i i ii i 1 1 Write or Prinr in 4TOM SOLOMON here on OFFICIAL BALLOT. Thank You, Sheriff Tom Solomon MURRAY or Stem in this column please look u' ; elsewhere in the paper as it is probably a "Murray Special." I need to have your items by Monday and Thursday of each week as that is the mailing dead line for me. With winter weath- Mrt. Dorothy Van Ackern Phone 325-3556 Mickey and Patty Jacobsen entertained the 8th graders of the Weeping Water school to a hayride and weiner roast the evening of Oct. 26. There were 18 in attendance. FA Charles Sayers who is stationed at Long Beach, Calif, telephoned his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sayers Tuesday evening. His ship Is in dry dock at this time and he was enjoy ing a long weekend leave. Earl Lancaster entered Clark son hospital last Tuesday for x-rays and observation. Patty Jacobsen spent Wednes day night at the home of her friend Jeanlne Heneger of Weeping Water and Mickey Ja cobsen was the overnight guest of his friend Terry Doyle. The annual turkey supper of the United Pre.sbyterian church was held Thursday evening with an estimated attendance of 275. The dining tables were adorn ed with very attractive center pieces which were appropriate of the fall season. They consis ted of little colorful artificial pheasants mounted on small plaques surrounded by small flowers and candy pieces. The food was delicious. All who took part in the planning, prepara tion, and serving of the meal deserve much praL-.e for (ruch a project so ably and efficiently presented. The UNICEF Trick or Treat program sponsored by the Christian and United Presby terian churches was a very worthy and successful event. The children under supervision collected $40. Pre-schoolers through the 3rd grade returned to the Christian Church for a party and refresh ments. Those supervising the program there were Mrs. Havley Sayers, Mrs. Ron Hostetter, Mrs. Haroid Rice, Mrs. Verle Smith, Mrs. Louis Sack, Dana Hoschar, Kathy Rice, and Jeanlne Nolte. Children from the 4th through 8th grades returned to the Uni ted Presbyterian Church for their party and refreshments. Olin Morris and Joe Barr had charge of the games. Mrs. Har ley Loyd was in charge of the refreshments. The Sr. High group under the direction of Mrs. Towner Livingston did the decorating. Mrs. Charles Spang ler acted as chairman. The mo thers supervising the youngsters on the Tricks or Treats fete were Mrs. LeRoy McCulloch, Mrs. Ted Emmert and Mrs. Mel vin Macrander. Deanna Stones received a broken ankle Wednesday morn ing In a tractor mishap. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hueb ner of Grand Is'and are the parents of a son, James, born October 31 at the Lutheran hos pital In Orand Island. He weigh ed 7 lbs., 10 ounces. The Hueb ner' have 2 other sons. Mrs. Huebner U the former Ann Marilyn Tyson. Orandparents are Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Tyson and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Huebner 3f Plattsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Ackern were dinner guests Tuesday eve ilng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Zajlc In Platta mouth. Other guests were Mr. ind Mrs. Ronald Van Ackern. The dinner was In honor of Ron's birthday. Mrs. Rudo'ph Zajlc and Mrs. 3111 Van Ackern went to Omaha Wednesday afternoon to visit Mrs. Zajic's daughter Karen who : In St. Catherine's Hospital. er approaching I shall be mail ing the Items to the Journal in stead of taking them in. Don't Tell Them One fee all levels f govern ment have overlooked Is that of an annual renewal of marriage licenses. Think how much money could oe raised by re quiring every married couple to fork over a buck or two on or before the anniversary date of their marriage! Pricet Effective through Wed., Nov. We Reterve The Right To Limit Quantities. To pn V Peaches sSS..... 4, ,88 Grapefruit Juice c.,19' Spaghetti & Meat Balls IsCI Chef-Boy-Ar-De 151 oz. Cam ff I Coffee IS co, 99 mi Etna Cherries K5K 3549 Elna Green Beans No. 303 Com . . , 10' Gaylord Tomatoes No?2'2 Com . . 2i49c Peanut Butter 99c Food Club Cream Cheese tZ 29c Fairmont's Sherbet rSSV. 49c Roberts Milk RTtt Honey Wheat Bread ?JRTOHi3....19e Puffs Facial Tissues SlU. 22c Frozen Food Features Grape Juice T!S,a... 3:49c c2o:,t 2?59c Grapefruit Juice ITS, 4?49c Strawberries 3?59c D Da or Minct Pie, Top Froif Premium )Oe rUmpKin rie Quality, Largo 24-oz. Family Sii. JV Asparagus Spears 2?69c Top Frost Corn 10-ox. Pkgs- ... 3549 Free CD fp;0;spoiips1 A Giant Six Tepco 4?o Valuo Sponge Wit a Quart Plastic BortU of Topco Heavy Duty Liquid Cleaner For Only POTAT Red Triumph Selected Washed and Waxed Large "A" Size OES 2 POUND VENT VIEW BAG Lean, Tender Pork CUTLETS Freih Lean Ground BEEF lb S y c LB. If you do not see your new