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c) ' fe fix I.- to L v. ' irrlwiiiliMlawfcwtaaillfcJIliMMtoiWiitiiMii iwfrwriiiMa i n irin n ... ' "iris MMMMWtfh i rfft.o,..n.intwi a....,. . oi ,r,..lt il t iflffltf Mi wurt 8TH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Shown above are Bin Grade students who were honored at a convocation Tuesday at Flalts mouth Junior High, from left: front Pam Mct'ool, Susan Rouse, Chuck Auit, Bill Rishei, Lyle Mussman, Jay Cloidt, F.Iaine Tlustos, Rebecca Fahrlander; center Jack Ogan, Connie Skalak, Joye Mc Leod, Mary Jo Hirz, Lola Green, Nancy Hopkins, Karen Pritchard. , Dinna Smith, Gloria Rozell, Dianne Shabby, Sherry Kpphart; back John Uprnhardt, Susan Behmer, t heryl Prokupek, Linda i Herre, Suzanne Solomon, Slierrv llaflke, Diane Reimrr, tlaine Sharp, Scott Davis and Lloyd Fitch (Janice Thomasson Is not shown). THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL J PAGE EIGHT Thursday, April 4, 1963 Harry D. Snare Dies Today at Masonic Home Harry D. Snare, 80, died this mornir.g at the Nebraska Ma sonic Home here. He was born March 12, 1883 at SnareviJle, 111., son of Albert and Lily Walters Snare. He was married June 14, 1914 at Kansas City, Mo., to Maude McClure, who survives, and is a resident of the Masonic Home. Also surviving Is a brother, W. A. Snare, Gretna, Neb. He lived at Gretna p-ior to his residence here In Aug. 1958. He was a member of the Methodist Church; entered the home here through Utica Lodge No. 96, Utica, Neb., and the Royal Arch Masons. Graveside services will be at Utica Friday at 10 a.m. with Caldwell Funeral Home, Platts mouth, in charge of arrange ments. Visiting hours are today (Thursday) 7 to 9 p.m. at Cald well Chapel. Call Your News And Social Item to 214.. 'Witnesses' Observe Nisan Monday Here Kenneth Emshoff, presiding minister of the local congrega tion of Jehovah's Witnesses to day said that Witnesses here will celebrate "Nisan, the anni versary of the death of ChrLst, beginning Monday, April g at sundown." The local congregation of Witnesses has arranged a fitting celebration beginning at 7:30 pm. Monday at the auditorium of the Public Library where the congregation holds services, Mr. Emshoff said. Mrs. Dorothy Lyons Dies in California Mrs. Dorothy Kunsman Lyons of Downey, Calif., died March 30 at Huntington Memorial Hos pital, Pasacena. Calif., where she had been 111 for the past four months. She was the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kunsman, and niece of Mrs. John Carmack, Plattsmouth. Services were held at the Ca tholic Church of Little Flowers in Los Angeles Tuesday, April 2. Journal Want Ads Pay DAY OF RECOLLECTION Father Soland. OFM, Retreat Master HOLY ROSARY PARISH Sunday, April 7th 1:30-3:30 P.M. All men invited. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus THIS AD COURTESY OF SATTLER - FUSSELMAN - PERRY FUNERAL HOME Milo D. Perry, Resident Mortician Phone 3123 For Ambulance Service Mrs. Minta Todd 81, Dies Tuesday At Masonic Home Mrs. Minta Mauzy Todd, 81, died Tuesday morning at the Nebraska Masonic Home here. ' She was born June 2, 1881. at Crabbottom Highland Co., dau ghter of Henry and Margaret Ann Judy Mauzy. She was married to Dr. Ti mothy J. Todd May 25, 1904. He preceded In cea'.h Feb. 3, 1933. Their son. Henri E. Todd, Plaquemine, La., survives, along with sisters. Miss Margaret Mauzy, a resident of the Ne braska Masonic Home, Mrs. Marion Vroman, Evanston, 111., and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Alpha Muncie, Plattsmouth. Prior to her residence here Mrs. Todd lived in Kearney. She entered the Masonic Home through Tuscan Chapter No. 35 OES, Kearney. She was a member of the Me thodist Church, and the E. G. Chapter PEO. Funeral services will be Fri day at 2 p.m. at the Caldwell Funeral Home with Rev. J. W. Scott, pastor of the First Me thodist Church, officiating. Visiting hours are today (Thursday) 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Caldwell Funeral Home. Burial will be In Oak Hill Cemetery. Murdock Names 3 Each to School, Village Boards MURDOCK (Special) Jess SU,rk was named to fill a va cancy and Dick Trutna and John Murdoch were elected to regular terms rn the Board of Education here Tuesday. Oral Lupardus, Dick Trutna and Herman Wendt were elected members of the Town Board. ' ' nimrrffrr m p 11 am m wpi in iw il Hum .1 11 11" nrTrr1T T 2 " .'- vVf t5- I & ,7r. -M : 'v 11 v III! V4f: :: fVt i MM MM 1 II Mil Id iMrtiillMiaaiMlH MHIIII1M.MM umt, -ton .i .. mi:-jjf-lV:"' p , Ti m 1 1 iifcl 1 1 j ifti f I M I lllll II IIIMI miTtl!"' 7TH GRADE HONOR STIDENTS Plattsmouth Junior Ilinh center Vicki fole, Nancy Evers, Jeannie Younir, Deborah I.ind 7th Graders honored for scholarship at a convocation Tuesday quist, Dianne Tesch, Janice Womlra, l.inda Jarrell; backKonnie included, from left: front Kathy Hackwith, Marcia Rose, Mary Murray. David C arper. ( raig Smith, Hilllred Sharp, I.arry Smith, McQuin, Patsy Schmidt, Pam Hrookhouser, Yvonne Jochimsen; I Kurt Rein and Ma Under Plattsmouth Baptist Church 1323 So. Chicago Ave. Rev. Calvin Miller Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Sunday school. 11 a.m. Morning Worship. 6 p.m. Training Union. 7 p.m. Evening Worship. Wednesday; 6:30 p.m. O. A. Meeting. 6:30 p.m. Sunbeam Meeting. 6:30 p.m. Sunday Sch'KJl Teachers and officers meeting. 7 p.m. Sunday School Visita tion. 7:30 p.m. Midweek Wotshlp. 8:15 p.m. Choir practice. Thursday: .ju p.m. enurenwtue visita-i Mrs. Dirothy French led 'he tlon at the church. devotions and Mrs. John Rishei Saturday: presented a book review of "Who 10 a.m. R. A. Meeting. Cares.'' Cleaners Circle The Gleaners Circle of Methodist Church met In Memorial Room March 28 i p.m. There were 14 members three guests present. the the at 8 and Mrs. John Schrlcner conduct ed a short business meeting. There wa.s a secret ballot for a L'fe membership pin. Following the meeting Mrs. Richard Reed conducted two quiz games with Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Bunrh as the prize winners. Refreshments were served by hrvte.ssfs, Mrs. Charles Christ enscn. Mrs. Deimont Hudson and Mrs. Betty Martinson. . L OUTFIT YOUR HOME FOR LESS -EASY TERMS! I IUH I II MMM 1 I III I I III! MMMMMM IIIMI II HUI I IH.H . U H !., ! lll M) I llM MJIMH tf Complete 5 Pc. Maple Group-PRICED LOW! V d CHOCOIATES f"(jrx T"-! -adds jo much Aj rv f J ... ''t-v ZJ"l Cass Drug . t - WALGREEN ACENCY DIAL 2189 Willis C. Hartley, 99, Dies Today; Funeral Sunday Willis C. Hartley. 99, died this morning at the Nebraska Ma sonic Home here. He was born Aug. 8, 18G3 at Athens, Ohio, son of J.hn and Mary Jane Hull Hartley. He was married March 20, 1887 to Flor ence Hull who preceded him In death April 7, 1939. A son. Hirom O. Hartley, sur vives, as well as grandchildren, Mrs. Dorothy Oibbs and Mrs. Betty Horn of Hawthorne, Calif.; Robert Hartley, Torrence, Calif.; s'.ster, Mrs. Annie Jones, Akron, Ohio: brother, William A. Hart ley, New Marshfield. Ohio; niece, Mrs. Frank Horn, Weeping Wa ter. He lived at Beatrice, Neb. and Anaheim, Calif., before his resi dency here in May, 1961. He had ! worked in the Dempster Mills, Beatrice. He was a member of the Methodist Church; entered the home here through Beatrice Lodge No. 26 AF&AM. i Funeral services will be bun 1 day at 2 p.m. at Beatrice, with burial in the Beatrice cemetery. Visiting hours are today ' (Thursday) 4 to 6 p.m. at Cald well Chapel. Caldwell Funeral Home here Is in charge of arrangements. LV .-y'j ) V:if;'r ;: .Sllr SLEEPS TW0! m Completely Authentic COLONIAL STUDIO SUITE Sofo bed, high back rocker, one cocktail and two step-end tables! Beautiful maple finish. Tweed upholstery in gold, toast, beige, brown or tangerine! i U MI. 5 Pc. 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