Kessler, 17 - year - a I d Prep senior, Saturday. \vas winner or thE' 1954<>5 NeVoice of pcml'ocl'acy con~ ChaH'may .Kenneth Hcad-
contest is sponsored by Nebraska Jaycees,
l\1iss \ Kessle~ , was I selected
amon;O:~~~Si~~~' !~O~a~: will be sent on an
trip ,to }'Villiamsthe Jay?:ees ,over
Feb. t to parDemocr cy work~
annual affair for state
John N Einung recel\ ed ken v('rtpbra about 9 a 111
day \\ hen the ('ar I1£' \vas collided With a truck miles south of Wa) ne on 15.
Einung's car was thl'own ditch bl}t remained uplIght.
~~cie~'O~~h~\O a B~l~~~~~~ Mrs. Einung, foil
15 minutes later on her Omaha, saw the car and re!cognlzlng her husband's Spe returned to Wayne le~rnmg her husband had inrjured.
Ml s, Einung said her probably will romam IJ1 the pita I fOl' a few da} s
• Tunink Services Held 'Monday R;andolph lI'tnld'~ S)""lal ;\"\\H SP)\""
andolph-Funcral Sf'n ices I T 1'1'\0 Lynn TUllll1k, eight wer(' hPld Monday !
St, Frances Catholl c.l.urm""Ffo" dolph, Rc\ Raymond Aucr ated,
Tony died Sa1W'day from mania in the Osmond
Tall\' TUnink, Richard Bobby Ken£ and Timothy were pallbearers. BUrial was St. Frances cemetery.
Terry, SOn of Mr ~.;.',;;-.h ..• Tunink. was born He is sun iv('d b} parents
COllvention one sistrl', Karen ~ Mrs. Albert Watson •
to attend the an- • . soil cons~rvatjon F-.neral Service
at Sa'" Dl~g", CaUf. ]W' \
., .1;0 t~e m~~b~~ lieldCuesday f r boa~d Mrs. J. 'SimmOh
C I .J. t- H<'tal!l's Sp{'dai :">eW6 Sctvlce ance '~fee, Randolph-Funeral services
Jan.! 20 Mrs, Jacob Simmons, 90, wer£'
~~~a~~~~~ ~,y;~d~~\.:n i,hl.' th~lIl orficiat~ng, Mrs. S
for a died in the C~leridge Jan. 20. S1.1nqa?, mormnR,. '
state Voice of MU~I,C was ~urnlshed to Lid.da Kessler ~~.E~~I~;tnWlttf" aCC'OTnpa"w~
Brqwn Services Held Wednesday At Local Chapel
Fune! al SI n let'S 101 Dr Fall h E BrO\\1l 11 \\('Il' 11l'ld at B(ck, enh(Ju{'1 chapel Vv\dllISlLI~1 nftt'l-
oj r~lJi l ~~},)j~\j~~~" P'~l~ ll~~'\\ IIg~~~\b~~~ i 1\1111011 bnalU \~ljl bl' lwld Ht H Ii n \Iund(l\ Ill,.:;l t at tlw HEA hql cling :'>II'mbp) s or the 195,1 h()d~ d \\ III 1)(' hq)~t
f'xpf't'iml'l1t,111,11111"; l'p'>l"lrL'il and dt'nlOlbll"lllUll P11'l:t'(rb sUltl'd to thf'\\ "\llh, l'! np" .I111(] 11\ (,,,tock enil'1 pI 1"",-.
Northl,\'>! :\llll:hl'.(1 \\lllh a allfe-rent nHi lOt "oil t~ )1(' dnd I dllk_ ll1g amOlll.; the hlgh( "1 tnl l nli.ll' 01 farm commodlt1l':-; :"0111. ~1~1" UCI'1l
nef1:t~;~~ ~:l il~tl" l~l(;~~~'al~' still to DC \\'o~'kt'd uut. 1 fo\\ ('\ k, 11ImlllC!Jl~ ,
to pure lW."l' tIll' tal mil would hel\ l' I ' to ('onle JI()ln thiS <ll( a, n~':-;PonSI
bilily fot' OpC'1 dtJ(ln 01 tllPl
>;tntlOl1 I would /,dl 10 tllp uinl\"c ':'It~ 01 college 01 a";!ll'ultulC I I,
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ILloYd Morns, Carl'oll, will shpw pictures ~f IS recent triP tol Europe as pa of the pro, ~d~~1. A SOCial ~our '1S also plan-
(Prices In '1'ayn~ • Cbrn , • Oats
~e:S~lb,!' S~ag5, lb. Clocks, lbj figgs, d ozr , I
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New: Cars I
Registefed;l! I
. ,k Re.s on:1 t
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n P~oje~t\-Early I: nicam~~al ;11
. on 14 'ReVi~ion Tuesday told I State Engineer . t!t Res!
deClSioris nece .. ary to keep he rreSe"t
Victor Anderson, ommenting on era by's prowam moving. ~
"Governor Crosb~ ha given carelul ~tudy to II~atton matters ~and has made his ecisl~~ns.
require new hearn9S and delay t e ~Ighabide by MI". Cr sby's decision." I'
. his announcement, Crosby, who leaves office , the LegiSlature ill more clearly deline the
Highwa:y co mission it created in 1953,. 1 +-----r--~-~-,---: A deadlock developed t w \!'
~ont sago w h e h commission em ers voted unanimously that . p'h ay 35 behveen Wayne a':l~
Wak field should not be moverl The "ghway department previously h obtained federal approv8:1 for r locating the road two miles
ti~:~al~~~ soW~ sO~~~d h~i~i:~~::' Crosby'k Watson Wder as covering r~location OlE
igh ay 35 between ~ayne an~l n open to ak field and also from Wal{encl~
while the darn tb E erson. Legis ature Must Act construction
Will bl' dosto fill. l;(,~~ tf~'~r~a~~: b':1a~;i~'X~~~fi~;~
~~ ~'f~rs~~~~ i~1~lai953 ~:~!~~~ ~a';t ~11 t~:~~:t!rhi~~~:yOf;~~\~\~t.
r~s Top l1erald
C1'Qsby's directive to Ress~saHl ~h(' 1RlnC'cr is lito execute the l"l'~Pbn ibihty given him by law and rhak relocation decisions nece!'jgary to continuE" "the present t\\'oyea'r program,"
Commenting further, he statdf Tuesday, "At this moment sever,jl parts of OUt' highway program .a!~ .t a~tandl'iti11.
"T c commission bas considel>ed s me location pr:oblems, Some of t ese problems are ones which hav~('arlil.'r been ded:ided bv the ~ig 'By department; on othel'f;, the hghway departn1cnt has not rna~ a decision, I
" xcept fpr the Wa ne- oJ\Vakt>fiel contt'Qversy th eo mission haS not 'yet cxpresse It opil1lGln on t e~e p.lerns.
~~~~~~I~!ey . " If the Highw.ay de artme~t
is ~o wait for the mission tiD givle Clidvice on e oh locati-on problem that may e c ntrovell'-
;~~'_i~:rd~~~O~a~e il[:~~e ;:s'= honors ID the
ChrIstmas for 1954,
a $3 prIze. Coryell Auto With pamb. SUrlH .. '1 Furera) all and
all In a blue
poned indefinitely."
Early action -on g1nl.ay or(j)h-I IeTn
f is expected in t e Legislatijn'
\vhi h convened esday. Sen Joh AufenkHmp,.T lian, sa:rl he I pial ned to introdu c a bql 11) aboij~h the commissJ n, but \Of auld waj~ to sec what Go ernar Afu~l'-son's \'icws .are. I '
Dif,trict L~S~S II. S9i1 P~og~~S$ , Here In 19S~. ! A I report of 1954 pi' ress bt tht..1
wa\1(1C' county Soil anserv tip.n dl,;! lct \\ liS released this wee Py WOI" Umt Consc!'\' tionist :..ra~'!<; Sml1h. 'I' I
the report show a tOtal ~: 529~1 cooperators haY been 51 gn1-
~~u ~: ~.;tri~~~~r: ~hoT~ii~~~ ag eeJments last year for' th~ flr~t time.. I
Demand for terracing' WaS I hlr 1 dUl'11g 193.,1 A total Of 95 ml~e' wcr constructed befof(~ cold \Hl<'thcr tot'ccd a halt. ont06r far,~ -till:; \0.'; estaJiJhshed n'3,036 flClr Abort 3.960 rods of field bOldlilS
ad 01 COl \ oli Auto WN seeded., I - F rmstcad windb ~1!k sced1l1 r
took third place . ~;~~~l~~tl~~dr~~~rt d:9
acres t, prize ford co~~- DtsPlte dry weat er'durIng ill ,. roduce a, - sum/llet" draU1age w rk cuntlllu~' . old and a first 0\ c~ 60600 feet of til£' wer(' 11-
District 58, stal cd 'and 674 ems drtun,' I
are w~~; I~~~ ~;t9aObl~~~~~,Of d watenv~~ 0-
T~ChnlClans of th Soil ConsE' -All wlIlnc:" Il1d~ gi'l Ilwl1 money vati n sen Ice ass!.stilg th,e distl)'t
b\ callrng t The \\ ,l\ nc Her uld her are Sn1lth, wo UlhJ leBdt, " oUlce .. Pil \\ l/liling (ntl lL'S \\ ill dnd 1 Fl dllk Lansmg and Lcmu\ I I.! be on dlspla thou:, CWlrmgham conser atlOn.ul(lo.;
l\lCill\ eltlll'S \\1I1 I{Jtll\IO DtstIlet supen'lsOls alE' AIL~ft ShO\\ln'g ,I 'leal dl'dl uj IllglnUlty Wa son Wayne, G org:c Lang"lland talent. JI ('n!lll:" \\('If' gJIJ(t- bCI Hoslul1s, Da\e Recs, Calllg ads pU II shed 1Il tht-' Dec 23 loll Btl'llHardJ'Sph tgerbE'l' p]J*Issue of Th \\'d~ ne Hil aid el nd Alden Jiohns n, Wakel~~~_
an N~me~ Ne~ , of', y; Adopt 5S I I dge
Robl'l·t 1 cLean rn,lnag(,l' 0[Swans' mt 's storf', \\ a:" I'il'decl pr'eslrlent 0 thC' Wayne Chamjber of Commer e Tuesday Illght He sllcc('C'ds C. N Olson,
The new president was named at the Il1l
f lal 1955 meeting of Chamber I .rectors at the city hall. The oard also adopted a budget of 6,300 for the comirg year,
Other offlcer:.- n<:lmcd Tm'saay I
FO~ BETTER Ii
,1,,· iax, ·R:e1cords w~ Sug~e t ! ,I ! :1
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~~ __ __\'~"'l' ADS
I REPOR~ P COND <rI(}N CjlF
1rCial St.t~J! '~~'1:.f ~~ski~s, Nebraskal
atl the cli)se of bU~i U'::;8 on (,(·l·mbt,i· 31
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,I! S!";ETS' as,h.!balan E!1 with other ban "inclu ing )'C'sch'e I
. bll~anc~~. ~nd c~sh .t~em~· proce ~ or coqectioll . ~~R5'J36.17 lute Sta es 'Gove-rrunent 'obl gutlons,
guaranteed' ....... _." __ . I' ... . '10, 00,00 ,~ ,md ~i~co,unts (jnclud~n $942.81 OYCl'dl';lfiS1 . _ __ 438,~1O.6H
owned none,'lfu niture a d fixtw C'~ $1,332.:;0 1,q52.50 , I: '
OTA ~SSETS' ~I
~ ,m fUT[,S
erna 113 ~ s~~ti~~S indivldu' Is, part I
Time depo It of mdlvidualJ, pfrtncl sh p~, a d c, rnoratlOns . 1..
$766,019.65
~411 319511
191,'19991'
os{al saVIngs) j. !'i 14i511 1
repo Its d Umted States Go ernmf'nt
('Po lltS 0 States and POI!tlCfl subdh ISJUI1S _ _ 49 14469
OT~ DEPOSITS .' I ! <G:;, 139 2R_~. __ 11
) OT Ai LIABiliTIES .1:. • ~657,~39 2R
<]A!"ITtL .,\CC OUl<T" I h ~ t~~~ ~~* _; .. ~'~"~_~~~~:.'~'~,Pi~~l"O~SiSt~ f Comnjon Slofk $ ~~,~gg g~ [I
ndl '~~: P<~:;~~~,I:~;~~~~;~ j , $l~~~ ~ OTA, LIABILrriE!1 'A' . ,CA l'FAL 4CC.OUNTS S766;01%5 'II
Thi' ban1 's capital con,sists: f: I onun n stock With:,:t~t., J par .val e 0. f --- t _ .. $2;5,000.00 I I
' ! l:'Mon TDl I I,i'
sse S, ple' cd or assigne4, to, ecure Ii, bilities .?nd fOI"'lother I . Ul'pO es (inclpqmg ~t~*land 'bill. redisc0'l'nted. a~d sc- I 'I
u.!'iti,.s fold '."'.;'!h ~~h'1'ent'to 'epul'chape) ''', ........ $ 40000.00 ., ,: ':, 'I: I I I
,Edl ~l!lth" Cashier'Of,lthe abov namcdibank, do hereby ~erti.fy I
~~~ ~he' I bdvc statem~t I ifr;I,ltru~ to 11e· best) or my knOWled~C and
, " " ,i ' , I~ Ed10nath. leashier i
, ~ 1~~:~~~ltmM!, : I'! t .'
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:l~!;I,I:!li{ljJli,llI:\il l,rr!~ i'l I 1>I·"I:III""'1""I:I::IIII!1 I,: 1 I' I I', " ,·1, l,; "'~,; t 11 ), I ,I I" , I ' ,I, .... 1 • ,
Garneri
$ Farm lax R~c ANiD FOR
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8E .. V~RJISIHG I A~ I A"bsscos~
I' 1 Mt. MIR~HANT-tWelo,. _ihave ocqul,od ~llra~chl .. 1o
Service so thai we ~oy 1 holp
~'" ad .. rtillng Of It" c~ .. IIdIled""" ,,'" "'I"bl~ 10 make .,~ntIon .ampollJ~g nlv.trotfo,.: ~mely ad..rtt.,.,. Idoal. and copy ~unc~ .. 10' :tleh this natIonally
famous'lOileo II , . Met,,, INe--:.PPpor '""'"' • i ondowa your In thl. rrpa~ ... wHh .. or. I
puillng power. to u..f ,and H co ... noth/,..
extra.. ,
I I Only IHC-ll
HOME FREEZER
,WAS $42995
~2.79
WAS $329.95
I ONLY MODEL
'Was
$349.95
$2~91 ER
9 I ONLY MODEL DA 420 GJE
AUTO. DRYER Was
$229.95
WAS $449.95
AUTO. Was
$249.95
3 ONLY
Was $159.95
$10 to !
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Paul L'e!ssmans Obs$rve Thirty-fifth Anniverfary
er~Jl~n~~(' ~~~I ~~~~~t ~~~~ Thursday evening to help Mr. and Mrs. Lessmann cQlebrate their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary. A turkey dinnel' was sPJ'\"ed. l\ll"s. Lt'ssmann is the former Anna Milier, daughter of MI', :'lnd Mrs. Peter MlllcL
The couple \\"as honored with <I seco'nd grandchild, Deborah Ann. born last Sunday to their sOlHn-law and daughter, Mr. and l\'111s. Mal'vin Nelson, LuuIT1.
Out ~f 10wl1 gu(',;ts ll!cluded:
~;r;nl;I.Jl l\l~~\~'l'~Ier~~~'it ~~'er~~~'~~ Jr~ and rancy Lund, DC's Moines, la., !vh. and Mrs. Dale Lessmann, Marvin Nelson, Mrs. Frcri Flc'gf'. Mr. Cl.nd Mrs. James Ilallk. :\11'. ami ~il'''' Elray Hank, ('hed and Don and Mr. and Mrs, Emli Millcl' and EI-
iY:~~. ~fe~.~~ltel~·al~~,d Ro~~~y :~~ ::'vlarl\ s. Ponca. Mr. and Mrs. Emil" MilIcI' were atte-ndants at the Lessmann wcddlng.
Art Dranselkas Mark Silver Anniversary
laude Stanleys Mark! ~nniversa~y
Mr. and Mrs. Claude: Stahky celebrated their fortieth wedfJing anniversary last :Tu(>sday lin their home near' Lamrci. [Forty-three relatives r.lte~dl'd t~h(' tooperatiYe dinne!' lat I,oon
nd nearly eighty guC'sts c' lied n the couple in the attc!'npon.
~~r~~. Cia.~· al~~~O~{~i'. n?c~'~
Icou. Hayward, Calif.. poured irs. LeRoy Haincs. Ikthcl. I
Minn., cut and ~('r\'f'd .the ':,ake aked by the coupl("~ daugh-,
, er, Mrs. Melvin Manz. The I
the!' ladies are sisters of" thc ' 'couple. Guests came f l0m ~ur-
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rounding 10\'\'ns anei' 011l1C],5
from Iowa. Minnesota and Gali-famia. ,
Four childrC'l1 present we'rc: iMI'. and Mrs. Robert' Sta.nleyi land family, Wakdicld, ~r. ,andl Mrs. Milton StRnlpy and f~lt11-: ily, NorfOlk, Mr, and Mrs. :.\1el· vin Manz Rnd fan1il:y, LaUrpl; and ?-.1r'. and Mrs, Her})('rt n-;le~
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mann and family, CanolL R('v~ and Mrs. Don Stfm!ey Elnd fAm,ily. StanbCtTY. ;\10. could not attend. M,', ,llld Mrs. Art Dl'ans'~a
ohserved their twcnty ~ fifTh vH'dding ilnnivcl'sHry New YCflr's Four Guests Are Present ddy \\"111'11 1 hey entertained, '13 gU('."ih ,It ttl(' \Voman's club At Melthodist Circle I r()om~. Sn;IPdragons, cal'11ations Eighteen nwmbcl's ilnrl fuu1r al::j>.;J!r\·('I~ cand,lCS d:corate~ the Iguests wcn" p,rcscilt at, Mf'tho-
Morey Presents Program ,Monday Amy Marcy pr£'senf£'ri a
on hOliciay.customs to
oS( 1 \ 1I1g tdblq. LoiS Dran..,>clka dist cit1'ciC' I last \Vednf'1sd~v af1-had ~'har~(' o! the gue!?t book, erMonl in the church' partol'~. V(,l'!llC~ Vahlkamp Hnd EJa Ah): JGUC'SIS includcc1 1\11'-;. A. Ni. 111an. tl;,', ~Ifts. ?hc T?ranselkas Grav, Burlington, Kall., 111~. A-son, :'1,,, 'In, ,d'D " '" 1he B. Gray, Mrs, viola, C"OOl
, , ' 't BridgetteT uesqlay '. I Mr.s. H. D. AddIson and MI's.
, ' ~~i~ge~~:n~~;~c~;,~'O~f:<ZZ,~: Seymour was hastes.''; fOl" t t, group, Mr~. Earl Oli\'cr W;[I> a
,;AEL~FRIGI DAIRE . Electric Dryer
It's the talk of the townl A genuine Frigidaire EI~ctric Dryer at a new low price! Has many features you'd expect to cost many dollars' more. Come in. See proof you get more forj your money in this new Frigida~e~.§..e<:t,IiGj Dryer,
• Lifetime Porcelain Drum ,~-,
• Giant S~een Dra",er for Ii!'t 'l! control nd eas)( disPo~1
• Automatic heat cut-off J
• Fits ~I!lsh to wall
• Big c;loor opens: all th.i"'W~b~ • Adaplable to 230 or 120 volts i
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,guest. ~
rrs, Heithold Serves
00 T~esday Evening I
Mr. and Mr" .fuliu~ H~nn~-Tup!'>dflY (,\'Cl1mg OJ 0
richs \\'('1'(' gU('sts ;)00 (,llih
II lieithold . wns hOSll'SS" fl'izb w{'nt to Mrs. Dick Hansf'n. ,Jolin
i Luft Hnd Mr, (Inc! Mrs OlE!' Nql-son
IRedeemer's Missionary ;IHas Two New Membe~s I,' RpdcCl1wl'"" mtt
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Tucsday CH'nlllg \\ It h officC'i'S 1 nking n\ ('I' lowing offl{,[,),<; \\ 111 ""(,1
)('<11': :\ll's 1\:('11111'1 h
prr'-;ldent, vice presirirnt,
~~~~~taU~l~\:~'r elccted ('xlfc'Pt ;\11'''; 1\11');. Lars lNi<;);en ;tnc! hcrt Wphl't'r bf"I'S of tHe was a guts! Mrs. KC'l1
fC'th
Bob N('lso and wert' ]Pad t's.
Those s I'\'ing Wt'H' DC'nl<ingf'I'. :\11''-; kinger until :'1r", cr. I
I Central ~ocial Circle Holds a INoon Dinne~
Celltrall noon dindct' TUPsQay :In h0111e Basil 0illUl'll. l\lrs
~~e~~~ ~~~: '/~:Udl:\'. f\1 ['S. I
Beta Sigma Phi Meels
W~~t.Mtii~;"'~' ~h~:,~q':,:;,c,. ~~Yh~~:~s ,.l!~ir~,d~!~'~ltl~;~~bl~~~~~ er acted y., co-hostt'ss.
I Roy~1 Neighbors Lo8ge Installs INew Office~s
NJw O~fiC(,I'" \t'l'I'C In.,-;la!lcQ <It Royal Nl'ighbo[ s Tupsc\a~' cv('ning. Thh' helci their lcgu'~lr meeling ~n til€' clun won s. atte!' \ thiCIi a s<lck lunc! was sCrYfd. I
Mrs: E. :Roberts Visits Hillsid~i Club Tuesday
Mrs. F~1ix D~)rcey was ho);jc5>s Tuesday Ifor Hlllsicle club. PItch was playbd. GUest was Mrs. El-din Roberts, I =====r m
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PiHONE ler Electric Compan~ 30 YEARS WITH FRIGIDAIRE. ' I
"Wei Service Wha"t We Sell" I , Phone
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Distin1duishedl Indicatiolid'[~your own good'
curtp7t:ness and. snlaI'tneso printe<J, tp, )'Ollr order. Also
~n(' calling cards. Come ill for prompt
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REDUC D Vaues to: 24,9
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Grou~ pI andl LQUN
and MOR i
Dresses NG CLEARANCE
10rr ys, Worsteds, and Winjer Cottons ,<i,' I
en - Man~ in Sizes 2~V2 to 24Y2 '1
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OUTING! GOWNS 298 r
Reg, 3,98
SHORTI~ GOWNS In Outmg - Reg 391' 298
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I I ,Herold, Thursday, January 6,
Lutheran Church Kieck, pa!>tor)
Jan. 8: Confirnlation u. m
S: Sunday school. WOl"ship, 10:45,
Jan; 11.: :VI~n's club,
sen-
Salem Missionary Salem Missionat'y society met
t~~~~da5oh~!~:no~,~esi~~'~~~ :!t Harle.\' Bnrct was program chai1'mun. Mrs. I ... ·n''rpnce Hanson .. M,'s. BUl'ncal Gustafson and :'orlrs. Francis Fisc!1P1' prf'sented thc prognlh1 in t he form of letters from miS-I sionario,<; h'lling of how they at-e h'aChin~.Christinn conn'l'ts to keep ChristnH!s. Cannles \\"('1'(' lighted as portions of t11P Riblf' foretelling flH' comlllg of Christ \\'('1'(' reacl., J ('[In. Hanson . nn,d Janis. ~son i t'Ul'mshed Chnstmfls musIC.
'E~~~OUf'~~::~e~~:~~ Mrs. ~el" vin PederSO~'~ltertainpd Mission CO\ t'nant chUl'ch board Hnd the-iI' wives at a smm'gasbol'd in the
'~'~~~3h fl~~%lo~s. tf~~l:v~te<'~%'.~~ ~~ ~~~\~t:re~~ ~e~~!;:so:~:~e~~~t i~~~~ AftC>l'wani the board hpld their mpcting.
Fete Collegians Wf'dnesday ('vening R(>\'. :md
::\fi·s .Willard Curlson pntertnined
~~~o \~·~~~C~~c fl?~mth~rll'~~u~~~ .-~-. -------
R{'"Sf'rY{'" Di .. trkt ~o. 10
REPORT OF CONDlTIO:'< OF
The State National' Bank of Wayne, Nebrask;""" In ~t11(' state of Nebraska
At the C"lose ~f Business on Df'"(,pml)f"r '31. 19S!'
Published in 'response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, UncleI' Section :"}211 , U. S. Revised Statutrs
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.c\t'iSETS i with other banks, including resC'ryc balance, I
in process of colleel ion' .:.$'1.1RS,:186.99 Government obllgal10ns, guaranteed • Slates and political subdivisions
, notc~, and llpbentures. . . ocks (including -$7,800.00 slocl< of RcsC'rvl' banl{)
and dIscounts (including $3.'1::;0.4R overdraft,,) premisf'S owned ,~20,OOO.OO, furniture ann
fixtUl'l~S None (Bank pn'll1is('s oWned nrc suhJect to None liens not
'assumed by hank)
I.JIAiBIVI'l'lE-R rl!'posib of indl\ jrlUdls. )l'Jl"lncr"hip<;,
1 .. 1~9,!}R9.4;) .)~4.914.87 , :! 19.900.00 .
7.HOO.00 I :!A:!!J.HlS.71 I
::20.000.00
$3,737,807,0:2
COrp,)1 ill ion.... $4 h3:1 20f) 93 I 01 inrii\·iriuals. paJ"1r1f'I':-,hips, ;lDel ("1))'PO)";(II())l:-' ,ih 2.!.ilb I . 'ted Slu\('" GO\'('I'l1n1l11t 1
I . ..,<!vings) 9~).Hj9.F:3 and political subdivh.ions E)~).:1F1:~.!)2
deposit5 (ccl'tined and eiH,hicrs chel..:ks, etc) :.!i.rrt.!.:!!l
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Cl\PIT.\L ACCOl'I"TS
101111 pnr ~123,000.OO
ACCOUNTS
1"2:1 000.00 13j.OOO.OO liO.767.H7
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390.00000 15,316.88
180,741.05
132.:260.50
61,303.78
19.569.&1
36.7ITU6
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, ,. E. Ley, .Cashier of the above-named bank. tfo solemnly
above -&tatement ·is true to 'th'e lpest of my knowledge
Henry E. Lf'y. Cashi{'r.
4th day of "January, officer or dh'ect91' of
1 H D Addl!'iOn. Notary PUbh~. con1rS':,n TreSI Ma,:ch 8, 1958 I
fxmsfol trimmed of!
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Tang '3· 12.oz·$1 ·'0 Cudahy's Lunch Meat; ideal for sandwiches Can.s • UI
Apple Sau·.c ... e ......... 2;t.c6a.Onzs.2" Be Lakernead; sugar and water added ~
Go Ide nCo r .... n ........... '·21c2""a·On~s· 2~e Country Home; whole kernel, fancy ~
::~:nb:!CI .. s=:~~I.c Gold Cove; Alaska Chum, very appropriate for loafs ...... Can 3ge !n! !1~G~ N!e!.w~ ~.~ .............. i~~ 2Se C:heese~
Dutch Mill; American, fIrSt quality, tangy, yet mild
Lunch Meat .. 12.o,can4Se Has a Hickory BmlOked flavor < l
Wilson's Mor;
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S 1·1b·3S' 3.,b·93 pry .... Can l~ ... Can e All-Purpose Vegeta~lt' Shortening IIr for baking or frying
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S f 19·0z. 311 40'°'·62 ur .... Pkg. !e.. .. Pkg. e For the Fami~y wash.
f 110 need to ri~c clothes ~,
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Dreft l~.~:: 31e 44~~; 74e Complete wa.shi~g proo.llct
Dwhes shine wiU).out wiping
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Fab. l~.~;: 31ie4~'~;74e Fabulous work1saver for everything that i:! dirty
Mountains o~ .suds for cv('ry1use
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Ajax Cleanser 2~;~! 25< Foa~::~B~I;:~~:I;rp::ring
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Slice~ Peach.s;~;;!::,~:~~::,:iy'~l~ 19c Orange Juice ::~~;~;:r:~:~iy ., ;c .. ~ t Te Grape Juice ~!~~;~:~~~r~'~:Zty .... ~c4~ IBc Peas ::;;:;,i~~:~~~:I~i;e.n,a.f'.r.' ...... 2 ~?k~~: 35c SuccDtash ~:~~:~;:~f'a~;ty. . ~~.~:. 25c Leaf Spinach :::;::::;';';,::~iy . '~~; 19c Cauliflower ~:~~::;;/~'~~~I~;Y . 11~:1'; 23c Chopped Broccoli ::;;:'~c~'::; '~,:: 19c
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17 ~ $aoAltJ. ..• a1 ~Ll1j Sunny 5kies Cut Asparagus ..•. 10:/:'~~'I~~~ 23c Slokelr'~ Slewed Toma1o'H , ••.. 16-01. ~an 21, Franco+.m.ricon Spaghetti, ••. H 111,0%.'Can 1Se
UbbY'sfhill. with beans .• , •... 1bo-al.lcon 2St Cornel' ~ur or Diced le.rs •.. , . , . 1·lb. ~an T T e Skinnet'ls cut Mutaroni. SpDgheHi 14-0~. ~g. 2Sc Tea G~.n Apple Jelly .. , ... 12'01, .9'055 23c HuMad fresh Mayonnaise .•.•.. 1-Pin~!JOr 39c Pirates~ Gold Grahom·(ruc~ers ••.. 1·lb. I'ax 31c Sunshir' Buner Macaroon; •. , .71)2-0». fg• 31c KeIl099'~ Pep , •.•. , .••••• , 10-01. kg. lOc MQlt-O~Meol , .. , . , • , •.. , , . 74·0~, g. 33c
Gerbfr'~ Assorted Dry Baby Cereols 4-pll.. ikg. 18c Morlol'! ~ouse Dale Roll ........ 5-Gl, I(an 23c Ipana r,ofh Paste, , .. , , •••• ,4.l-il~. :_,be 63c
Whit. ~agic FrfSh Bleach •••••. I-Ot.1 B?r1e 18c Pood! Dbg food, ••...••••. 7, 1-lb. 14j:ms 1Se
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5l1oulde .. ~i~ "
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Bra i nschweiger Som''''' brandl· . Lb.
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-cut from U.S.D.A., Choice Grade Lamp
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fresh. pork , ... ", ... "" .. HoB SC I· .
Captain'; Choice'; frozl'~ . l:p~~:, 19~ . . I -----.-----,I !
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Folger's or Butternut
COFFEE lb. Ie 98 Hixson's 89c COFFEE lb. H~neymoon
SALAD DRESSING ~64
T~DE ICOCOA Large Box
Ib:'''7~c 2 for 5Se I
Gerber's "Strained ,2 for $1 BABY FOOD Honeymoon Cane and Maple 24-oz. B I: WAFFLE SYR~P
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IDEEP~
FREEZE. HOME FRB'EZERS
,CUT FOOD ~QSTS. I ~nioy your ~ovorite
foods' all ye,ar.
---'-Firs~ Baptist Churc~ (Don' Grit fjth, pas or)
SUilday:, Jan. 9: Chur 'h, school. 9'4,"5 am; church at \v r~hiP. 11, Dr. Clar c, guest spea e; Baptist YOutl fellowship. : 0 p.m.;,
i ! Save on Thi~ Famous Easy I
ELECTRIC DRYER i
FbrgJ about the weather. '1 5'. ft ~ash any day. $ .,
WAS $249.95 '
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cans .............. 1.
cans
cans
regular packages
IGA Vacuum Pac Red
I SWeET POTATOES
i Toste Good I
CHE~SE, 2-lb. box
Stoedan
CATSUP, b~ttll~
$1
........ .7 $1
10 $1
r $1
$1
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:1:: .. 6 for $1
..7 for $1
, .,,3 for $1
... .. 3 for $1
,.,,3 for $1
p for $1
for $1
. . . . . . j . .4 for $1
. .4 for $1
I AClSS from
t e City
'Au itorium
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'~~~"""""""i-----,'I .. " b 'T" IFreil,·. ansen, Mr: and rs.; oi, land i)egas aod Mrs. Me· Isen. -. !
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; Mr. nd Mrs. Ed Kruse ark and
family were Dec. 25 gues 5 at Carl -l~~-.:~i:~~~i---l..J;!~~~~~~~..;~;~~i1~~~~~~:j::~~~:!~~..;~~~~~~~~1 ~rudigans and Dec. 261 a tended a
1-..;.....,,....-----...... --..,.. ~ti~~~~~s. i~~~~~g ~·to~i~i~ Mr:s.. da Longe and fa "ly ~·ere.
Thur:;;da evenipg visiio s at Art Longes. Saturday Ward nd Allan
the Wil~. s Krusemarks.
~:::~~~ n w:;~·.e i~heI6rn~ ~~ ~~.~ Henry arelman has be n at an Omaha nospital for care.
Sunda:y afternoon Mr. Art Longe and Mary cth took ~Iarcclla: Heater to her I hO.ijle in
~."iOlLX c1t~, after spendinther va-Ica~o; :~t~r;:O~~~~O~ 'rth were INew Ye l1"s day dinner ests at Lyle D wtys, Wal,,;,cficld.
Mr. a d Mrs. Darrel Thomsen and . fa ily were Tucsd y dinner guests at Gene Se-bodes. Mr. and
':~~1t ~1':~'~d~Y M~~~i~g . n?th b~~ tthomserts. .
IVlr.·anGI Mrs. 'Wendell Korth and som. Mr. and 1\1rs. En'in r~n:y spen,t Nc\\' Year's eve at Ed Krusl:marks.
I 'eggy aJ1d Paul Johnson, Doise, Idaho, were Thursday visitors at \-Vende!l Kortl1s, ,
Mrs. Wendell 1\:0I1h is cbairman or the )"Ial'ch of Dimes tampaign in Leslie j)1·ccinct.
1\o1]'s: Stella SlaughtCl". ::'I.1]'s. ::\1ar} 1 ',ansf'n, 1\11's. Mabel Clillkcnhl'ard '-'P('llt NC'\\" Year's C\(' \\lth Mr, and "MI'S, I-,Icnl"}, Korth.
Ivlr. ,and Mrs. Dan D1Ph and famIly. Mr. and Mrs. A Tust Kal and Judy wc~ New Year' day dinne-1' ,£{u@s'ts at Council Bluffs with relatives,
l\h's. L. J., Bressler t"cc't'h"('d \vord last w('ck of the death oj her cousin, Oscar \-Veimer, at an Omah.a hospital. He has visited 1'('la- .•
tl\·~~r.he~;~d.o~~l~~·. Jack Sclll'ocdct, ! I'llI'. HJild )'ll"s. Dilly Han~en werc Ne\\ Yt'ar's dft} d 1111W I' guests at ::\l1's, IVIary Hansen's and NIn;, Rob('It HanlC'n and Dale \\'PI;e F'rida) dinner \ .sitars f!"Om Wilk{'field.
Mr. and :VII'S. Ef\in BOttgC'I', Mr. and Mr6. Paul Henschke were Sun· clav dinncr guests at Ado!lph I-kn~chkes irl Wakefield. Edith Bottger has spcmt a fe\v days \\ ilh her gl'andpat?nt5.
br~~~~f~~r ~~.~. '~\~;1n(,I~\~~J~J1~'e~~ Bill I3aldwins, Council Bluffs. Fri-day. JJ
Man'il) .:\Icycl's \\'('I'C Wedl;J('sda;, evcnlllg \ ISltOl'S 'I1t El'vin Bottg-ers.
Mr. and :\1r5. Paul I-Ien5chke were New Year's eve visitors' at Clarence Kubics. Marilyn Kubic is spending a few days at Henschkes . • Wilbur
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S':'rday ,Mr, and Mrs. A. E, DavJson called in the Clark :~anistet' home. I
New Year's dinner guests in the. Eugene Anderson !lome, Dixon. \\j(>l'e Mr. and ;o.ll's. Clark Banister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Banister and Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Cla~ce Anderson, Dixon.
Mr .an~Mrs .... Ivan Anderson
. and M):; W C Rmg, Mr ~~ftd~;~illl S~~~lt f~ C~~~~~:~~ M~ s. A. ,W Bolnh, 1\11 and home. Fargo,' Jack Boehmer r('
Clal (' Busku k ::'I1e11e Rll1g tUl'l1Cd home with'thel,Tl to 5tH).' a son D1UCl, and Ol~\, I John~ week and IctUlt'!ed to Fal):!;o SunwE:rc Nc\\ Year s d ~ dmner day
at G('m'ge Busklf Saturday even 111 g 21' 'Quests M1S Dalle} homse~ WeI£' ptcscnt In tho I\dl1 Andcl-\\ el 0 dmncl' ~u~sts a son i;lOme to help Soma 12(,](-
NIC\\ Yecu'S do)' 1 brate hel eighth bu,tlldd\ Tilo~(' Cllllke~b~~l1r atco~; present \vel'~ Mrs. Nels '0. And
u .ldl ~c rill} erson and Li.llian. Mr, amI' Mrs. ) an ai, e - Mo' Ge~eon AllvlIl, Mr, and Ml's .
. Lrcsslel' att(',na~d a s!<at~ AlUC'rl Anderson and ~eYl'l'l'V TUl':,"c\ay ,c\.enmg glVen Mr. and :vIrs. Gust Hansen, WRI~l.'~
ll~()m tl~l', Cov;ll.aokt field, :Mrs. Orl'is SougstadC' and 1 a hi oup 01 Joung 101 family. Calamus, Icl.. Mr'. and :\1rs,
r,~O~~~~SgUcsts at> Elwood ~d·t'·~1:~~~\~~;~ca:~~~l~I':;r~1 ;;;lt~ ::\11'. and :\1rs . Sandra. Concord. \
I Portola,. Calif. Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Anderson ':'Ill'S, Henry Bu~h and went to Dc~ ::\Ioines }<'ric\a\' mOl"l1-
J~;1~~il~,n~,\1~~r:;1:~\\.J~n~: ing to spend the day.' . \\l']"('. 'also dinner guests ·Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cleveland 'I' day. H.l'\'. Hal'OlLl and Sharon <!lkn.d('d tlw \
d J~lIllll)' \\t're Sunday eve- t~1~~~rd~l~~1.~.~yw;~21~C(1'(.h~.~;tln~ er:;. '
IVIi"~. Joe ~tl,wn. ·Mr. sC\'enticth hlt"lhd<lY. . }knrY Boke pVt· and Arlene Draghu, Norfolk. was
:\,II'SSu~~~~.l't lul~ ~~~:~ ~.i~~ hO~~. I~J~'dtl~r~('~ i~:a~::~l~~a~~'d 1 Hill} HaI1sens.' ArlPlll' sp£'nt N!'w Yen!"" ('\ (' 111 '
~;:;~th~~'~ct R~~'t'}~~~~~~ ~1: ])( c. 27, ill 1"."'. Arnold IIIUmmeI'
. c\ cning \' sitars at
h~:~~ i~~.~. ~r~~~~ and :\11'~', Holland
the nay Burn~ lwn1C'. I.OIlll'l'1. : Mrs, Marvin Draghu and Cyn-!
lilia, \\"akf'l"ield, \·i.,.;i!£'d :\Il'S. ;\lJ!u' Draghu Sunda}
IP~rfect ~ntrol oft . Light d~ land Air ~. IAt Your. I Fjngertlfs ,Alway, : "" 60pd lo.t.·. . : Blind. bring
fort fo your charm fo your 1
, Natibnal
Spt~ngmaid Evrry S;"
GuaraJteed for 41! 1 . '1
Spring Knight . ,
Musilin I Sheets 132 Threads P1r Squore Inch
1\'0\\ is the HIlH' to rPI))!t'Il!sh. 'v0tr, I~nen ~J!.0S{'t with thf' fallHm'l SprlllJ{ I\.Il1J{ht
~l;{~~~n~, :~~::ll~~\,:::~~t t~a~pb~:;~~~:i~~\\i:~
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~.ear, l\.'aslt.ltbility aU.d {1.0nstrUd~" n. 13~
threa* per square Inch! {or f'xt I foll'r\"-
i T.ite': °f~:~n~:~ ~:~~e~~~Jl's~h{'A ~~Ili~~~,~ lc,ubcr t·' el'y sheet ~IIJralltet'(1 ~'ears
1; your homt"', Buy nQwl at Ll\rSO 's hig . a. liUary \Vhite SaH' l~t l.lll~ 10\\'('1; prj('.' I umny, many ;\I'urt,. I
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big J~~ -sheets t the
e\'ery r' eet'ot.is
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t2x36 Pillow Cases-39c~ .. 2 for',17sc :,
SAVE TIME! SAVE WORK'
Springrhaid's
SAVE MONEY!'
Fully ,Fitted SHE,ETS,
Twin' Size
2 for $297
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double Bed Size ........ :. . .. 2 for $3.18: FREE -I " Iii ,l'OU arl' intt'rt-'sjl'd in sa\'in~ time. Jo;ll\'ing \\'or~ and saving, !:'PARKING niOIIl'.\', th.1'1i :'"011 mlllt to stol"l~ lip 011 Sprin,!.,'l11Uid's .fully fitted! II IN sl~(~"ts. Tlw!-.' a/'p m:Hlp of striln~' sturdy muslin, IS'! tllrea~s pr-f' ,I
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ALL FROM REGULAR STOCK , I
s(,ullr(' judi and tlWSf', ton, :If KllllI'11Ilt('{'(i for foul' ytfars in !I WAYNE
Y<ilur hunl,·. Buy 110\\ at· tit" )cJ\1i'('st price!. t-'\(>r oltl'red 011. tilt'S(.' I 1I ••• ~.~~!~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~::::~~::::=:~~~'!l~I~'~~il~~iJt~i~~li~'~ rtimOl~s ~pl'inJ{llIai!l fuJi:\" fittf'dl !.lwcots. I I I"
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'~'idwest "Cold," Wave Califi>mia eviden,ti;',~. strict control of
'br dcost~rs' 'comments, about that state's wea-th r." •
DUri'1!l the P~",4e :o~ R",,~s New Yea's day "br~Odcost~rs, ,mOJltfully, :,4Yoided, telling listeners
an viewers thotth~ ,sties of, "sunny" California we e' ofer;;,!! all/f th<ij' !Q(pa~don the expression) "air was fllUl~:, "', Finally""hlell ifl!eCG\n.eVid,ent that there
was 100 percenr'humiillty or Pasadena it was ,termed 0' light 'mist. But to moke their weo-, ther picture stm seem bright bY' comparison' commentators said, the Midwest was hovihg ,Izero wegther.
Tsk, tsk, Such'disregard for the truth just to ke$p a legend aliv.! Wayne and much of the, rest byof this area had te"'perotu ..... io the high 40's, ~ M there was no snow on '·the ground on~ children' Irs.
were fomenting the lack of snow for their "new City sleds, I
" The lightly clod beauties adorning, the 119ats 1-..... -10-----1--------...... -would no doubt 'have been more comfortable Ihot E\'
day hod the parttde been held in W~~ne'.~_ ' I ,I'I I
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QDAtl'TV _ROD CTS I PLUS '-, , 1
QUALITY' WOR 'SHIP~ ." " '1-
our New. PabGO Flodr For As.
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the soft colors' and brushed 4e~igns inspired ,by r~oture's , 'landers ofICo\iforaia, from
ie WQ.terS~Of Monte~ey to he famed redwood tre.s, ,pen all ro lPO"of th~ home
to linoleu~. Po~co Cali~ornia ,originals combine ~ru.J beautY with' iong 'weor and ease of ~inteMnce. Protected' by an lexclusive
j"SOil Sealing" prodess, Pob
o Hnoleum$ (tre sk easy to eep clean. r
tasy TSrms ,
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,mIn 1 w,;--yo~r:~id g\.nil~"<l, ~itn'A1-iZOrin irrq istihle so '8 hurriCd~ trip as ov('· the holidays. It w s: a I ng tjw. but just beror~ C ristl1'l4 :;1 tho gh I would gladly alk a1 onl~ ,ee my own ehHdr4n: Mt' " . for, er library assistant'l' f~ll.ed:.: in, wab th'''lr''gUlar star during my Qbsence I.
NOW \V~ ARE 'READY' Tfl ~IN hour season. This year ;Je-ha~'had . from two sources so we slhfJuldl be st0113' hours better than ~a~i~~(~~~n to send a
FiI~t Jan 8 the '. will be held. Tr~fning school fcadhers available :;;tor'y-tellers plus make our story hours ThC'l'(' will be a story unW Em,ter.
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HOUSEHOLD -lNoodDinette Set with 4 Chairs
Single Bed complete with mattress and spri
2-Double Beds ~omplete with mattrl)ss\'
tOning Rotm Tiible and 4 thairs
~,. c(:ormilikJ,)eering- Separator, Noo 3
lJawn Mower '
Library Table Ste~ Cupboard
a--':Odd Chairs Milk Pails
Rocking Chair i: '2 Cmam Cans
Fruit Jars
Table Stone Crocks
of Drawers Copper Wash
Wash Tub
Electric Churn
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Cross Gilts, bred to pu Boar,- to start farrowing in Ma~ch
reb red Du~oc Boar
Ibso ColJ,mbian 'Hog Mineral
I h decided 1'10 qu~t f~rmi hi~hest bidder at pJblk a
of Concord ..• OR •.. 2Y2 south,
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MOST HAS BEEN
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4-sett.onl Harr~w, good
1950 "B" John Deere Tractor with Pm.,,-Itrol and pawer cyljnde~, in good
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AC Combine with motor, used 3 s~asons, with pickup attachment land wagor loader, good as new 'I I -
1950 Quicktach Tracior 'Cultivator,
JD side dressing fe.tiliZ'~, r ililaChmlnt for, cultivato" good a~ new
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1950 No_ 44 JD 2-16 Plbw ,,\lith p wer lift
New Idea Power Mow~l, good co 'clition
New Idea Side Delivery ,
Jayhawk Sllacker, good "n.H'lilrinn
New Idea single row
JO 999 Corj, Planter 160 rods wire
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P.V. Chief ain 26th, 2758-057, coming 2 yeafs old
oult~v 8, Equipment doz. Dedlb 101 pu'"ets,'laying nciw1
r in goodlproduciion
1 x12 ~rood~r House" !
S mplex 500;chick size, Brodder Stove I I
ers and Water~rs
Enamt, % Bed) like i new , I ii' n Oil Heater, g?od ~ondition I ,
Pel'tec:t!o,n 0 I Cook Store! Kitchen Table
I. Jar t Some Smalll Jars Fruit Jars
'ng C"
airs
I, condit16n
"U""'d"~'1 ,good condition _
JitYdrar'ic Loader, I~ke new
!Push-off Stacker
nfw mp ~ake IH~ Tractor
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nder'C rn Sheller, oearly new SIPe.d~ac~ I I I
dllty PI w'.ig~od COl]dition I ~ 1U.,eners " IHe 11-ft. Dis
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ManureD~~:eader Tractor R
Oliver
2-row
Cprn
I Pick~r I ,3-H-It. Gates ,in good
condition I
Good Mail Box and stand
Disston Hand Saw, 8-pt.
Some new 2x4x 1 ~/s
6----sheets 6-ft. oluminum , rooting
150m, 2,6's
Il~Creosote Po~ts, lO-ft.
350'901. luel tohk and pump
Sevefal 50-gal. *arrels
,Farki, shovels, s*,oP tools .. and other mis ellaneous : articles too u""erous
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CEO'l'BES-Perhaps you've thought that all pretty Imuch alike ••• they're not! costs one-third as much to That'~ not "all. A natural gas clothes d;:ver dries clothes considerably faster, and' costs less to instaI'~ ~en' you get your drve
1' be sure it's
fueled wit natural g~s. Enjoy the ' ame fine de
penda~ilih1' you ,.itt in your 'gas rfnge.
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'\II ~ .. ~, ' ,1;h~ War~~;1!'1~~r.\,~erald, Thursday, Janu9()' 6, 1;955
;;j;;1:~i~ Honor. Gr ndJa Ha~ .Of:IElghty NInth 'irlhdaY:1
~d~;:Jda~n'ani;r:~~~o~G~:a~d~: '--------.i--+--I--·-------------+f::::::::::::::::t.: '," . 1's. "Henry Wobdward, Mrs. H.le.'.s.ei.gh. tY~inth birt .. hda
y were: D' NEWS
, .R ,Iph ~som, andra McCaw, .Mrs. E 'n,est Johnson, Mrs. )VUbur .B?-k-
'.7 1::;~~LJr~~~~fs~e~~~nlot~i~~: hes, p~one 22R 7 K ren " Hennillgsen, wId;. Thaine , I
·wood .. \~·ar,~. anq. cJ:\ildren, Mrs. Di~l< to obs<:l'\'e the bil"~hdHY of G~~ PetE'r~on and familY, Mt'. and Mrs. stede, Mrs. I Will Borg and El- Matsukls,. Dec. 23. red Mat 'UklS I ,Joe F o!lshl'rg and family and Mr.
~: ra "and MrSiCl.arcnce Pearson. acconW~l1le~ them hom. e Mo day ,~nd. Ml~S. Waltc1' Johnson ahd , and vISited In the. Stevens h me: iamdy Were dinn~ guests in tihe
~ C:~:s~; i~l1~~ sBud Hanson home at;;~3~~ aa~e\VM~Ce~?~ e~~at '~1~t1~ I H~~? f~1~2nt~~.h~.ieG~c;aYt~a~'*~-ednesday ni ht in honor of Mr. at ~he Ahc::p~ hall. S1~~X Fal so'. S. f?lk, wdrp woek('nd· visitors in ~e
H nson's birth ay \\-'('re: Mr. ;;uW D. rhe~ \"1s1ted. the Kl!'k fa Illes Gerald Clark home .
."r· ~ ~'J~~1.n A~~Plo;e:el~1~,m~~:.~ld ~~~s~~~~,r(>h~~~~~l1Ight gues1s it th i I J. ~1~~'Ct~~~ ~~g~~ol~n a;~: ~~~;I'C~
Mrs .. Oscar JOlllTSO. n,IMr. an.d Mrs. 1'1'11'. and Mrs. Clal"Qnee C'l1I'~: And('I'san home Tuesday aft(.;-A :t Johnson, Delwyn and Dwight, and daughters and Mrs. Ida al·k i noon. M s, C.~ J. 1\1agnusop, Mr. a!ld er visitrd in the J.amp~ l\-laL'ukl I MI'. land Mrs, Roy Johnson artd M s. Glenn M~gnuson and 'famlly home SUndaJ' aftel noon. Mj's ( J Peterson \\:ere SundClY aJ d M1 and Mrs Hans Johnson P<,;t Ted Matsukls l!?tUlned I! cill1l1C'! guests In the' Osca! Pear a d famIly FOit MOlilllouth, N J rhUISdd ~on home nedl LauiJel I _ ___ I <lfter spcndll1g th(' hoJlda~s <1 I l\~, dnd 1\11 S C 1\1 Clm k and A h'nd Weddmg home }-te dnd MIke' Mdlsufi:ls \IS Kd1(,11 i\.1!,-; MIllie Nelson M'
M1 and Ml~ J<lmes Matsul{1s Ited fnend::; and relatl\(]:-' lJ1 IOU dnd 1\11 ~ I" PIIlC Nelson' arJd a d frumly and Mrs,.A., K Stevens ralls S D last Tucsday and Vcd Luvel}! clnd GeOIgj€ Borg spC'nt a d daughter attended the wed~ nesday 1 N('\\ Yedl s ('\C ll1 the OSCdl B01~
• dl g Sunday 0lf Gus Matsukls to Dlanel and Dale Mdgnuson pen hOIl1P, Dixon G Ol'gJa MeheS$. ThursdulY aftclnoqn \\Jlll .!'vII . C Mr und MIS Martm Rodel~
J Magnluson M, s Esthel Hogle and Mrs Olga Ire\\f'1I Part)[ Charl~y Johnson~ Meledlth an Wyant \\el(, sllppel' guests 10 the II' and MrslNeyron Wood\\ard \Vllhs WPle among guests lJ1 th Lelo} Ohon home New Yeal s
W Ie honored tt a farewell party Art Am/lci son hon~e r.;t,\\ 1 HI S l\IlJ and MI s Glenn Magnuson T esday night T~cy. arc mO\lIlg ,~~lS ,cr.la~enc~ P,ca,hol~ cctlle o.~ and famIly, ~11. ann MIS. Wa'ldO to a farm neaI1 Wmslde, Mls. ~R~(,ll,)e (Fc:lkson .-il1d DOblc~ Johnson'and Jarnily.-IMr, and Mrs.
turns' to Te~as Jean In, the 1:'1"1c Nelson orne Verc~cl Erwin and family and Mr Tuesday ~lfteI'nOon.,. . and Mrs. Qllintf'11 Erwin and fam~
. Gary qleveland left SatUI' ay to l'etul'* : to F. ort Bli.~s, T X., after spe ing the holidays at home. He an onna. Jean ·Dall w re supp('r gels in ~the Clar~ cn e Tul tie ho Frma.,Y,.
Mr. ajld l'yIrs, \\i ymOl e walllni ily spent Christmas C've in the and Do~a Pete~<,;oll were at Roy Thomns Erwin home. The same John:lOll s for IUllch last Su lday gl'OU/-l w'0re I hel'e foJ' coffee aft r evemng.· 'I the program Sunday tllght. e
Mrs. Ch*Jey Okblom call('d i, the .-IH·~ S III th.(' Chris Jor~{'n-Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson amI (' t .
Axel An9-erson home Tuesdu). . ~t'll hOllt' ;\,'.1'\\, \',:ar's e\"(' for S rprise Guests ~"rr. a~l Mrs. Dick J3.astedc. T\lr.; ~!~s'.'~ )r~",u~en s ~I~thday ,,"pre
.... larence TU~l \ .... as surpl'lsed and Mrs. Glenn Rice, Mr. and hs. l• Mr' <\ I THI"li .. JulIus Jorg('nsf'"n, 011 IllS seventJe h bIrthday Sunday Glenn oth and MI'. and 1rs.1 ., litl J\lrs. Jf'IlS JOl"g('n"'-f"n \\J en guests In 1 home were Mr Clarence I Pearson werf' <lmon tIH~'! a,I~(~ n~hf'rt Landang('r, nil of an Mrs. Earl cCa\\' anlji fam- g-uests ini the Gene Wheeler) ame i «tl ~Oll, ily Allen, Mr. nd Mrs. I Le~lie Friday ei eOlng for l\"lr. Whe er's I .:\11 dlHi ;\\1"". Ed\\-in F?rsbf'!'g'
.D ('scher and fa ily,' Mri. and bIrthday.il and Bcmll'l' <lllel Charley Okblom 1\1 S,' Henry Me aw and family, Mrs. ftuth Johnson, Ph ebe \\'c!"l' Chn"tlllas. dllll1f"'r guosts JO
'M , and' Mrs. J. C. MeCa\v and Forsberg and Mr. and Mrs. ack I til(' John C'clrl:--.on horne. Ml. and Mrs. C arenee lY£cCaw ~ummel.l all ~f SIOUX City, 'err' I .l\Ir.c; .()Iga \\/Yillli. SIOUX City, an family, f11 f Dixon. dmner gyests In the Emil Ca !son: callle \\Iprl11PsrlilY In spend a (('\\"
home ~~~nesday. i day:--o \\ l\.l! s Est he!' Hogle. 11' .. and Mrs. Evon p~terson Mr·;;t Mrs. QURm' Cre' m(,11 1\1)" lierman Rieth
=~ :::::.il·~sc~~aJ ~~~~n,SM;'. ~;d C~~a~:;<;·:~g ~I~ll~~d\\~;~. d~ ~~~y ~:~\;~,d 11~.1l1 ~i?b i~:~~()';"iah~~~~~ Mr . Arvid Peters n, Mr. and Mrs. guests in},he Herman Rlet;. h me Sundil) Ar Johnson.and. family, Mr. and New Years, Dllln("r gllPStS in th£' GI('nn Mag-
: Mr (Kenpeth Obion and 'family C' 'I nu~on l;ionw .' Npw '{par's were: .an Mr, and Mrsl Glenn 'Magnu· hurche Hp\·. ,IJll1 !\lr~. i-:]"t1C'st Nclt..;on and sO .an~ 'family wer(!~ Christmas I 5 f;'llllily, 1\11' ,Int! Mrs O",c',u' ,Johll-din er and suppe~ guests'in the ;\11" and 1\11'-;. Ad .John"on Mr'. C, J. Magn son home..' Copcor{lia LutiH.'ran Chur(' I I LI1")llly. ',\]1'. i;lnd :\Irs. An:ld
, inner guests in the El!I.ward (Eq1esl C. Nelsoll, pasln)" :tile! ramdy. ::VIr., and Lill1' hoJ:he 'last ·S nday were Mr.. Friday, Jan. /. Luthn kClgUCl :\lagllllSOn and fam-
~a.n Mrs. B)l Erw~.n 'and sons and 8 PS·amtu· '.day, J.on'. 8 .. Ju";or !;~. NIl";. l\.cJll1eth Olson Ga y Erwin, Mimneapolis, Yvonne ' '.., ," '''' ilnd :"I-1r. amI Mrs. Gun· Cu ry, ponca, Maureen Gunderson, sian SOCiety, 2 p.m. ,I and family.
.;; ~~,~l~Yru~d~f~il:.nd Mrs. Hcn- 9:~')un~.'Z .. ; Jadivj~:(' S,,~.I~~~~IP~C Hl~l; Rieth and r. and Mr:s. John Carl!-ion, and Young Man'ied Couples lcag C', 8 Lehman and
Ert: Larson ""ere dinne~'· guests p.m, a. I guests in the in the Arthur Forsberg' home New V\(enne-sd. ,lan. /lome New Ye F'S day. They spent New chou', 4 p_m.; anllual
'\ Y ar's evl:.- in the Charlie Okblom ness meeting. 1,:30
ho I~~, 'R~beI't Day, Ponca, was a ~U~sday, Jan. 13: \Vl\1S, :2 p.nt· diI ner ~e.st in the Gust Carlson I ho ~ New Year's. Mr. Day is vis· (Ray G. Johnson. pastor)
,Hi g relatives in ,England. 'Thursday, Jan 6: Praye,' 'cC'l{ r: .and Mrs.' Bud Fisher and service" youth group in. char 0 .~ 1
f By, Wa ne .. were dinner guests p.m. ' t in the E. E. Fisher home New Friday, Jan. 7: Prayer \ oc {
'5. • ,service, Sunday sehoul 111 eh' I g '. , ena Hogelin and Mrs., C. 8 p.m, I
J. ..agnuson ,,~'ere afterno 0 n ·SlU1day. Jal). 9: Sundny !'clwol. -l.U heon guests 1Il ,th,e _Olof Nel~ l{> a.m.; worship, 11; evening go~·
home. Mrs. Magnuso:n a.lso pel hOUi', 7:45 p.m. al ed on Mrs. D, A Paul
, , r. and MilS. I Levi' Rimers, Mr"' and Mrs Glenn Rice M La reI. were visitors in til John and Mrs. Dick' Rastcde and ~1 .
~ ~~ 'l:~~an hO~d lasiev~':i.d~ . ::1: ~~d w~~~· ~~~~~r i~~~~' a21(~r ~ ~ . cal ed in the lllorning. Pearson home Thursday ev('ni g
r. and Mrs'. Franklin I cDon· Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sta Ii g aId and children were dinner and Mrs. Martha Guprn 'el C
,. gu sts in the Esther Mt onald among guests in the Doo 1'0 ho e, Randolph, New Ye~ s. home New Year's.
avid Bloom, Albert Ci:t ,·Ia" p\.t. James Colson ]"ctul"nC' a al d Adolph Bloom, Laurel, were For1 Bliss. Tex" Fl"iday aft('\" 11 -("i. lers in thp, John (jJ ,rison ing here to altend the Tunera r h me \Vedn('sday moming-
11 Mrs. his fathcl". MYl"On COI~(lll.
M rtIe Day, Pom'a, called l-n. the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Borg, l1r . e. e~g.. . Millie Nelson and Mr. ami '11'. , vt., Ted Matsukis FOllt Mon- LaVerne Nelson and LaV r 1
mo th, N.~., was ho{-oe ah leave were guests at. a hirthd(lv di J1' r
The fuIIowinl' it('-ms Wf'r('- pnp~red for' publh'ation lal>1 Wef'"k.
Iv~~rr~~:;:I·Qll~~~;(' \\'~'~]"l:~~a~n d~~(: !
Thosl' pn'scnt \\'1'1'(,' '\'lrs. Florenc(' Clark. :'1,·. and :'11"". W. G. Wall II~ alld "\11" ,uHI ':\1l".~. H.OL;PI" v\lall. NOI-- I
folk. :'JI". and :'11"'-;. CI('n1l'nt Van.: doll and lamlly, Jo:nlllwt:jbul"l:';. Ia.,' NTr. ,llld :\11· . .., J: J 1I1lf.';i1(':--O. :\1\" and :\oIl'S C I·. \1<Il-tind,JIt, (lnt! family. ;vII". and -:\'II'~ Sian S\\'allson, and Bruce <lnd G. D Clark.
Birthday ViSitors ,fol' the 110Iidays. . , in the C. M. Cl .. u'k homo (' v
g;n ."·anAct· zKoe· SMtaeVtseunksiS.a?JmaVhlr •• , Year's in honor of Karen's bi't - GUt'"ts in Ihl' ILIJ"Oicl Gunnilr~ , ~ " v day, which was J(lI1. 4. ~ !'<,jH1 hOn1l' ia..,t w('('k 101' VediC"s
we e g.uests at the James Matsu~ Mr. and Mrs. Emil ('1Il'1~on <II ct birthday \\'C'j'V f{1'\. ,llld !\:{!'S. John 'kis ~om:.. Christ1.Vas weekend and family, Mr. ilnd 1\Jr~. Lit\' e- Gab1'lP],.;on and larnil.L Sioux Cit),
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. ·r.an' OpenlOng "d Cu·hon, ~!". I!ddu,· Cad.<on, .:vIr. and 1lrs. RC'llb('1l Clll'lson and family, Mr. and );ll"s. Clarence Dahlquist and I,lmll\', :\11'. and Mrs.
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• Powder • Tablet. • Gel Powder 4* .:1:.
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T opcola'~s! sunSh.t~worm . ali wool
gabardines and tweeds! ,
Values
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. and Mrs. Burr Davis and . spent tlhe New Y('ar holi~
the John Vallel)' hom(', WI"lf",,',," h. ::\-III·s. Dads is a
er' of th(' ValkT)s. and Mrs. Burr Davis took
Jim, to Omaha Satul"' he flew back to Anna~ .Jim is a1tenc1ing- the AClIdc-my there. Mrs. Paul Rog~e spent
. h- ::'I-1l's Rogge's pal" and :\I1's. H. E. Dil1\yid~
J OJ1(l W(l , la. rs. Adam Reeg and Emilie
dinnl'!' guests Ft'iday in the p.('('~ home They \\'C'rc
r's dinllC'l' guests of Alyin
Daye Mlr.
forn'ia. ,,"Cl'e
Brudigam hom~ so called on thq Man in Howard \Vack(::'rs and
Bi'~(~.g-;~~d M'k. Don
Jerry spent K'i'w YC-ili"S
,~~~~:'at1~l~'~~~S1h1('~~!~~t' State 'baskctbRl! game' Ih,
Mrs. Rollie McQui Hru¢(', nloomneld, and Oa'k, I)ouglas,: \V~o, Yeal's ('\'(, dinnlT gu{'o,!." C. I3a·thk" home. ::\'PW kc'>, tqok ::\[I'S. Oak 10 \'isit ~l rpw days bc[m'l' I
to hl'lj ho,n1('.
, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Meyer Mr. and Mrsli" Ken
neth Lessman and family" Cedar
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olds Vermillion, \-\'{'n' holiday gUl'::i s of Kenneth Ollis I
Mr. and Mrs. Harold cbulnn, \Ntnsidp, ("lllc>d at the ;\ll's J"r. w. \VmV'I"",tl'!n hUnll_' Frida} ;aftcr~ )10011.
\ve~/· b~~~ts M:rS'L~~i~ ~~b~r~o~·~,f~ day and S.:.ttunlay. i
[a~ i~~' ~ ~~:l ~ l~~~~l~,r~~l'l~ie/~~~h~~~ guests in the Andl'('w Nlt'hicnihomc
I :-.J('w Year'", I Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Getitman,
[-Uld LalI<.ll', t\:clUwbec, S.D., at till' Ha.\ Pc,! due home 'Yl-'~~ dl-l.\ Al'lcl1c Dl'aghu all <.I1t('II,mlll \ ]!,ltor.
Mrs. Henry SUlSh, .sr., Wake" I [u.'id, "I.h ILl \\·!.'dJl('sdcl~ nIght and
Thul'sd<l.\ "l II;,' H:I;, Pl'rdUe home . H.
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;lnrl Ml"s. St,lnlc:;. Hanson, dill! :'I'l"s August 1'1 ~lnZ('n.
:.\lls H.ily-John"ton and ;inQ Mr nne! :'Ill's IIOWal"O
Sllllci,l) n Piling glje)-,ts 1\11'" (;(:01 g[' John!\ton.
DANCE ThL/rsday, Jan. 6 i
t0r. and Mrs. Alfred Botenhorst, Jr. I
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DUFFY BELORAD ORCHEStRA
WEDDING
DANCE Sunday, Jan. 9
Mr. and Mrs. Gory Gordel,
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(>1 ~Ire I),Qt IfJfJPilldful that it' was
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9 Head, Holstein 2--Swiss; 2-Swiss-Guern-
4 months; ? ~4~rnseys, bred; Z Open Yearling 6 months 'old; 4 Calves,
An9u~ Bull. All ore from artificial
and Minnesota cows. All
~2 HO~S . l;jlts; 5 Chest~r White;1 Z Old Sows. All will start
Feb. 1. 1 Registelred Hampshire Boar, They size an~ ~uolity Qn~ bred to bfampshire ~oar.
HAY & GRAIN of Second Cutt,ing, Alfalfa Hoy in barn; Z?5 Bales
Alfalfa Hay In barn; zOO Bales of.Fourth Cutting; 200 Bales, Third Culling; 750 Bushels of
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I I,' ,I h53 Pontiac .tDoor' 1 .
'I Chieftain J.ith deluxe ~equi~ment. Low ,Ioca! owner. 'I
1~51 P 1 4-Do6r I " I Neat as' . ,j,ileoge, 1
19~O Packard I
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Central Finance Cor~oration ,760 ACRE
! 117 Norfolk Ave. Telephone 350 LOC~1ed nCLlI" Norfolk. N('hraska Kno County,
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to pick up Q terrific used car barr in today and'i see the extra low prices' these OK re1onditioncd used co rs and
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overloads.
TIrE FHAr-;J{ E. SCOTT
1953 PONtiAC Chjef~ai~i Deluxe 2-door: HydrbmQtic. cC5sorics.1 Smooth driving'l sleekJ, styling ing -- 01 in this one-owrJer town cor,
1952 FORD 2·doo~ ~ord a-Matic. 2Jonc, with rodio Room enbugh even if yo~r motiher-in-Iow Done go olong. All it ne~ds is a good
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1951 jPON"IAC 2-door Hldro~otic. Music cnd heot. a car wi h Qutoma,ti,c trClnsmissibn, for a fri nd.
1949 FORD ,
2·door. Heat, music and overdrive. roses for this one-owner cor. Ice cnd snow winter driving,
1948 1 FORI) I 2-door. Former owner I~ft a l()IItl I)f troubll>Uree
thiS cor pnd you won't have tol ~Ig tda for It, ellner I
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1946! FOR~, , 4-door. You can't dnv~ thiS c;o'r to a . wonts to go to a funerdl? Not mu\=h tb I to thot motor hum! I ,
11951 JEEP Full metCjlI cab, good tires, mO~(ilr I
brakes r~lined, fresh 'Ii, while: carry - this oneil corry yau need much cash! i :-
YOURPONTlHC -~ GMC - I~IILL 'is
1953 John Deere
I 948! Jo~n Deere
I 945' JO~1 Deere
194 I Jo~1 Deere
1945: Joh1 Deere 1 •
d~lher JOhn~~+ .
John O,er No.
John D~e~e
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Bra .: (I$T .... ,., ... ".'F
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and Helen GiI- ,;
N{'w Y~'l' holi~ I . "\Villliml Nl'lson
dliam Knoll enYear's eve:
. Herman Sund",J . and ::\1rs. \V. John DUrlklau
Adolph RohlfL
William Knoll !
nne!' l:;ue,,1s of! 'I () . \Ahnsirll'. Sunday I
( :'lIt "- Julin Rohlff I :'lIt ,. Kiloll were
III Ihl' \\. J. EchteTl~
dinner and supper (J(lhn Horstman I
:(n1l :'II:,;. 1...(>0 Hoit, Inri \11"; J A. Jarrell l'."lllOII. .\11'" GHIT
.\1<11 I} 1('.'-; I [olt ..,;. ". ,\ndn'w }lurker
\~ 1']"1' 1\1 r. ,111ct
cl1oice, local,
~i C;IrS - C!'! L ok them ~~; & you'll
a ~ee - TheyJre I, -I .PRICED RIGHT
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1952 ME~ URY Fordor . $e on
Riulio. he-atl'r an overdrive al1d t\'EW NYL<l) TIRES. A 011('-OWI10r car sol new by us.
'*' . I 1952 CHE ROLET
Fordor' Se~an ' RfdiO ' hf'flfer amd.J Powerglide-. A good clean cal" 1riced to sell.
* , 1951 MER~URY , TUdO~
1adio, heat~r .. o~ t~rjve. OileD 'ner. 42,000 rrin s. '
",'- " . '" '*.',""-" , ~51ft~D
, ' Club Co pe 'tea1el' and seat COVC'I'S. OnC'o \'!ler town cOl-I'. I
1#- ' 1950' CHEVROLET
I Deluxe ~lJdor Radio, ~wa t cor 11 d sun viso)'. A clean to'.\,o c< r,
I· *' ! I 950 CHE~I ROLET , Deluxe F ,dor
Radio. heater an, seat co\·C'rs. ()lle~O\\'n('r town ar.
*, 1950 OlDS~dBILE
"88" Fordp' ~do n Rladio-, hcatrr, 'iY .I"}l,rnati~ flnrl ::.eat CO\·Cl"S. Onelow[lcr tOW/1
CHr.
¥ '. 1950 F<I!IRD Custom ~~dor
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*' 1949 Fo'RDS Th ree to chofe From
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I Statement of Condit:ioh
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1954 1
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LIABI~ITIES
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I . '1 . $1 ,067,850.112
2,200JpO 2,620~~0 4,500.00
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INSo/RANCE
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