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1 1 I I THE PLATTSMOUTH, NCBRASK PAGE SIX Section B "Hobby-ettes' WEEPING WATER (Special) The sixth grade class have formed a club called the "Hohby-ettes". They met Thurs day at 11:45 p.m. in the sixth p,r:ide room. Ol fleers are Rc.er Glasshoff. president; Joan Domingo, vice president; Ann Siattery, secre tary; recreation chair man, Gerry Doyle. Mrs. Truman Lytle is the sponsor. June Slander brought her f'iump collection and Twyla Cooper brought her stuffed dog and cat collection and these were viewed and discussed. XFII.-tWKA CIRL SCOl'TS NF.HAWKA (Special) The Nehawka Girl Scouts had their rr-Kiilar meeting at the auditor ium March 25. Marlene Meyer presided, Julia Mitchell called the roll and read the minutes. The Girls received a thank you frum Mrs. Nutter for the gift the Scouts had sent her for help ing them with their speech pro gram. Barbara Mayfield served refreshments. Catherine Han sen, reporter. 0 THOMAS WALLING CO Portsmouth, Nebraska Abstracts of Title "Title Insurance" FRECI.42.S9 Bottle of S(o (S) SUPER : PLENAMINS u rWfV YOU 8iY ff-f & ; AT RGUUR PROS" i $10.54 Value YOURS FOR SCHREINER DRUG The Rexall Store Plattsmouth, Nebraska trazine and Simazine herbicides work for you all season with one planting-time application. Provide safe, effective control of most annual broadleaf weeds including grasses through to harvest. They work even when you can't in wet, rainy weather, in fields too soggy to cultivate. Make your decision now to grow corn without weeds. RAZ i EMI EE Don't be caught without Atrazine or Simazine. i"7l ...... ..J J Ut SI EVi42Zlll L uu yvui ucutcr ivuuy uriu viua yvui zuyyiy. m v . ' - V ' : w I' - "v f . . . ' j, - ' 'i ' " I.., . $vH Hr tn t4-pe tuH color booklet giving eomoltto diroction on tn ut otAtnzIn tnd SlmtzJn. Addrom Dopt GEICY AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS Division of Geigy Chemical Corporation SAW MILL RIVES ROAD, ARDSUEY, MOT VOGK A, SEIYII-WITKLY JCi:RNL Thursday, April 4. 1063 ! Weeping Water Notes I WEEPING WATER ( Special i ! Mrs. John Stander entertained Bide-A-Wee at her home Thurs ! day afternoon. Mrs. Arnold Det- mer was a guest. The afternoon i was spent socially. The M ithers Afternoon Out Ex tension Club met at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Boyd on Wed nesday afternoon with seven ! members present. ! Mrs. Clarence Schmadeke pre jsented the lesson on the care of ! rugs and carpets. The April I meeting will be held a the hrjme ! of Mrs. Leon Wendt. Mrs. Boyd i served relreshments at the close : of the afternoon. i The Opportunity Extension Club met at the hone of Mrs. ' Elmer Micheken, Sr. with Mrs. i Herbert Petersen a.s co-ho.ste.ss. Sixteen members were present. I Mrs. E. J. Boedeker presided at : the meeting. Roll call was an swered by naming a favorite ; spring flower. Mrs. S. H. Har i mon led in the group singing, j There will be a plant and bulb : exchange at the April meeting. Several of the new bills in the j legislature were discussed. A I committee was appointed to plan for a spring tour. Mrs. Michel-en pnd Mrs. Pet ersen served tasty refreshments. Let's everybody agree now that in trie future no scrap uranium is to be sold to shady customers abroad. Detroit News. Phone 4114 Dorothy Mil's Phone 2956 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stock will celebratj their fiftieth weddine anniversary on Sunday, April 7.h, at 2 o'clock at the school h. use. There whl be a short pro gram at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited to attsr.d. Sunday, March 31, a miscel laneous shower was given for Mary Weichert who will be mar ried in the near future to Lyle Wendt son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wendt. The shower was given at the Liens Club Hull and hostesses1 were Mrs. Au"ust Wer.dt, Mrs.! H.nry Wer.dt, Mrs. Louis I Wendt. Mrs. Herman Wendt and Mrs. Carl Zieenbein. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. rtase were ho.sls lo their card club on Sat-: urday evet.irg. There were four! tub'es of players. High score : winners were Hallie Mills and Ernil Reike. low prizes went to: Harry S'ock and Marie Bucholz. j Due to illness some were absent, i Additional couples were Mr. and. Mrs. Al Backemeyer and Mr. ! and Mrs. Harry Stock. I Mrs. Roper Reeve Sr. of La Salle. CoIj., was called here by; the illness of her mother, Mrs. Anna Flfer of Eagle, she is hos-; piii.lized at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln. Those call-: i:ss5 cv. her at the hospital were Mrs. Emily Gonzales, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Miils. Mrs. Reeve re-j turned to her home on Friday.; O her callers were Mrs. Edna j Reid, Mrs. Eugene Hall and; Mrs. Dale Ha'l all of Elm wood , a;'d friends of Mrs. Reeve and; htr mother. j Fred Lau who underwent sur-j g'.ry some time ago. isn't doing; so well and relatives and friends are concerned about him. he i3 at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schleuter crlled on Daisy Rager in Ash land on Saturday evening, Daisy has been ill. Sunday dinner guests at the J. F. Mills home were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritter of Bennet. j They called on Odd Gillespie and j Florence McDonald on their j way to the Mills home. In the ! afternoon they were accompa-j nied by Jim and Dorothy and ctilled on Daisy Rager. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roeber j ee!ebratet-Uir- fiftietlt-wedding ! anniversary at Trinity Lutheran Church north of Murdock on Sunday afternoon, March 31st. The event was postponed once hfmiise if flip illness of MrJ Roeber. On last Sunday the Ladies Aid met at the Roeber home for a party to help them celebrate the occasion and presented them with a lovely white and gold bedspread. h t m a i c i o t i) . . Mr v ... ... , m mm m mi I . t . " fri- r -' J'1 m i i ii ii ii iiiniini -n-rS -" WINTER TOMATO PLANTS are scarce in ruttsmnuih but this one, brought to Bill Williamson's dry cleaning plant by Mary Holy as a tiny seeding last tall has been nourished and watered by Bill until it has reached a height of between four and five feet. For weeks it bloomed but since there were no bees or other insects to assist in the pollenization no fruit appeared. He hand pol lonized the blossoms with a toothpick to assist nature and now a number of tomatoes are growing on the plant, the largest, in the center of the picture measures about 2 inches in diameter. The Williamsons are looking forward to fresh home grown sliced tomatoes in the near future. i ELMWOOD Mrs. Ruth Monning Calendar Cottage- Homemak ers, April 9; Garden Club, April 9; Rebekan Lodge, April ; tua and WSWS, April 10; OES Ken sington. ADril 10: Altar Society, April 10; American Legion Aux iliary,, April 11; Modem Moth ers, April 11; WSCS, April 12; Masonic Lode, April 13; Lion's Club, April 8; MYF, April 14. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pointer of Avoca are parents ol a daugh ter born March 27. Grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. LaMoyne Spohn and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pointer. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Kunz. The baby has been named Kaylyn Rochelle. Town Kensington met March 28 with Minnie Kunz with 10 la dies present. They each read a Joke and one interesting item, then visited. All enjoyed the covered dish luncheon. It was voted to give $3 00 to Red Cross. Sunday afternoon an Open House was held at the fine school building In Elmwood in j honor of the 40th wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Char-! les Marshall. Their son Clark 1 sang "I Love You Truely'' fol lowed by "The Story of Your Life" which brought out manyj pait events. The former Merwin- j na Kampman played a violin number, Howard Pool was an nouncer of the program. Clark sang "The Holy City" accom panied by his wife as a closing number. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frelzen. Lila and Madeline of Lushton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisheit Jr. and Miss Judy Reed were. Sunday dinner guests at the Fred Weischeit Sr. home. In the afternoon the ladies all atttend ed a shower in Murdock for Mary Weisheit. Evening callers of the Fred Weisheit Sr. home were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wendt. Dr. Knosp is in Chicago this week attending a convention. Mrs. Knosp accompanied him. Mrs. Grace Blessing waa a dinner guest on Thursday of Mrs. Alfa Quellhorst. Mr. Carl Walker and daugh ter of Sewall, la. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paap of Dunbar, were Sat. P.M. callers at Mrs. Mamie Millers. A group of friends who are known as the Owl's, were Friday afternoon guests of Mrs. Mamie Miller, Mrs. Howard Capwell was the out of town guest. Mrs. Ralph Reeve of Craig, Colorado Is visiting relatives here, she Is a house guest of her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fleischman. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Stelner and family were Sunday dinner guests of Albert Steiners and af ternoon guests of Helen Tomak and son Joseph of Table Rock. , .1., 7i n ' ' i NEWS Phone 994-3167 land Mr. and Mrs. Leo Burgert of Pawnee City. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cheney of Wayne were overnight guests of her parents, the Edmund Steiners last Friday nlp?ht. Mrs. Audrey Stroemer visited the past week with her daiiRh ter Jean and family of Kirnball- ' ton. Iowa. 4 II DAIRY LIBS EAGLE (Special) Mem bers of the Cheery Challengers and Hill Top Agfdes 4-H Clubs held a Joint meeting and were guests of the Hill Hatchery Monday evening. The purpose was to divide the proceeds from the Beau tena Royal Show among clubs and breeders. The Cheery Challengers' calf was furnished by Abel Dairy farm ar.d Jerry Eichmeier is manager. The Hill Top Aggies' calf was furnished by Sea Crest farm, Kenny Young, manager. Leader of the Cherry Chal lengers is Llovd Collins and of the Hill Top Aggies, Harold French. Both received tfifts from the sponsor and club mem bers Ladera Collir.s, iPaula French and Jackie Ronhovde received gifts. Paula French, reporter. Statistical Vital statistics for the past year show that a lot of peonle went stork mad. Wardial. ITS EASY TO CLEAN CARPETS with this new Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Bhampooer. Rent for only $1.00 per day with purchase of Blue Lustre Carpet Bb&mpoo. SCHMIDTMANN APPLIANCES Westinghouse - RCA Victor South Bend Mn. tn Fiulrr Homer Teter of Arvadi, Colo., was a Saturday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stapieton. Mr. Teter purchased the John Oakcmeur farm and Is living there. His family 11 Join hl'n later. Sunday afternoon and lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Vervaecke were Mr. and Mrs. George Vervaecke and .son, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrl Vervaecke and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Keckier and family, all of Louisville. Alice Miner of Murdock wa.s weekend guest of Linda Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell and Mrs. Helen Schul'e of Ash land were dinner guests Satur day evening of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert We.st and family at Lin- icoln. The dinner honored the birthdays of Mrs. Schulte and Boyd West. Mrs. Schulte was a guest of the Campbells lor din ner Sunday. Jean Anderson of Ashland was a Saturday vis. tor at the Larry Carnicle home. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dill at tended the Wm. Penn College Alumni banquet at the Lincoln Hotel Saturday evening. 1 Friday guests of Mrs. Ray mond Carnicle and daughter were Mrs. Larry Carnicle and Mrs. Roger Kuhn and children. Supper gues's of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stapieton and family j Thursday evening were Mr. and j Mrs. Everett Rozell. Connie and I Gloria of Plattsmouth. Mr. and jMrs. Henry Eiston and Linda of Louisville were Saturday eve jning visitors. I Mr. and Mrs. Denny Tindle I of Ashland were guests of Mrs. Val Gene Ewlng and girls Sun day evening. ' Mrs. Herman Aronson and i son Erie of Weeping Water were jail day Saturday visitors with i the Kenneth Livers family on Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Livers land children visited Mrs O'.to i Mogansen at Weeping Water, j Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. Glenn Thiessen were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lackey and family of Fremont. Mr. and Mrs, Pies Proctor of Ashland were afternoon visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell Only NEW HOLLAND offers this team for Better farm management. Get A Remington Electric Adding Machine or A Remington Monarch Portable Typewriter 1 FREE When You Purchase A New Holland Baler At Stander Implement. r vuuini MlFA Lvvhen you buy Americas favorite baler! 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