Fremont Tribune from Fremont, Nebraska • 14

Salt-Wahoo FREMONT fN.brJ.GWD! AND TWBUNf Orfobtr 6, 1953 Friday Pag 14 WELL DRILLING and REPAIRING 50 Yaars Continuous Swvlct) H. O. Parkert Hooper Phent 9f Arlington Board Mrs. Feist Present Program at Leshara LESHARA A program on first lid wae presented by Mr. A.

8. FeUt when toe Leshara Commu Approves New Auditorium Plans Extension Club Meets At Bookmeyer Home SWABURtf Mrs. Peter Bookmeyer enterUlned0fimfters, of the Oet Together Extension! Club at the group's October session. Mrs. Wolf, president, had charge of the meeting which opened with group singing led by Mrs.

Otis Bsrtllng. Mrs. W. L. Pawling and Mrs.

Victor Panning prepared sandwiches -and salads as they presented the lesson party foods. The club will hold Its November meeting at the home of Mrs. Bart-ling. Flood Control Plan Approved WASHINGTON I The Army Board of Engineers has given its approval to a 113,781,000 project for a flood control plan for Salt and Wahoo Creeks In Nebraska. The plan, approved Thursday, calls for construction of IT dams and channels on tributaries of the two creeks.

Brig- Ben William E. Potter, Missouri River Division Engineer at Omaha, said the project Is need nity Club wu entertilned by Mrs. ARLINOTON The Arlington J. 0. Lemuel rourteen.

members village Board hss lormsUy were present, I proved a new set ol plsns for a Prizes st contests were received i new auditorium. Plsns drswn last by Mrs. Emms. Cords and Mrs. spring, soon after 150.000 bond 1s-Lamuel.

isue was voted, were discarded be- FOR RENT) iKnHw Into FIm NMmi Wall! fttMwv NELSON PAIN! STOM til Mai SImm Mrs. L. J. Penny will entertain csuse tne contractors was exceea- of ik.SS2 oi the club at her home for the next ed tne enginers estimate pgw- v.v. 7- Read Guide and Tribune Want Ada meeting.

The lesson. "Newcom-if' t--Cr era to your uaraen. win oe pre-rv jne pian aaopiea now cius ior tented by Mrs. Johanna Hamilton. I a building of masonry construe- AIR-CONDITIONED Itlon with steel frame and conven- Read Guide and Tribune Want Kit tional roof, according to Mayor Vernon Msrsnau.

I Bid. wall, are to be 14 feet -'w V.T, high. The main room, which will -i'v-' 'S-'w. be ued as a high school gymnas- fcT- V. i 3 iumsnd tor other activities, will be by (0 feet.

The stsge at the rear wltt be by feet. '5 tV A by foot kitchen will be I V4- JVi' located at the front and a by 24 foot room will be used to house -J -fta avteAi i -Ha1W i. tj, H07 AVAILABLE ed for protection of Lincoln, Neb. At his suggestion, the board issued a special recommendation that the Agriculture Department be Invited to coordinate Its plsns for watershed soil conservation works with the Army Engineer project. Potter said the Agriculture Department has not yet supplied the Engineers with detailed technical information on the size and proposed location of upstream struc-tures.

Without It, he said, "We can't depend on these structures to protect important cities. But the general said he thinks a coordinated program of the two sgencies Is possible and that Agri American Legion Club Room I the public library and a meeting 'place for tne village Doara. WHERE PRESIDENTS WILL MEET TO DEDICATE DAM This Is a view of Nuevo Guerrero, state of Tsmsulipaa, Mexico, where President Eisenhower will meet President Adolfo Ruii Cortines of Mexico on October It when the two presidents will dedicate the international Falcon Dam, the 8-shaped structure -stretching away in center background. AP Wlrepboto). Rest rooms will be locaiea an the left of the entrance hall.

By changing plsns to this type, of building, it is expected thati Every Saturday Night Miko Riley and Nil Orchestra Ftaturing Minn Rosa at the Vibriphona the cost will be kept at about fU.OOO, Marshall said. culture Department works would RavSimmolis MAINLY State Educators Nominate Slate Of New Officers provide supplemental flood protection for Lincoln. Federal cost of the project is $12,410,500 with local interests providing $1,370,500 In rights of way Count Superintendent Returns from Meeting County Bupt. Joe Phillips was back at his office Friday after spending most of the week in Oma if i'i 1 -J i Mr nd. Practice Here Sol Nelson have i and other contributions.

LINCOLN -North Tlatte 8u perintendent of Schools Otto Oskes With board approval, the project SERVING Stk Pish Southern Fried Chicken Shrimp Sandwiches Starting st 6 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. re- turned from a week's motor trip! Ray Simmons. 2g, son of Ne- and Dr.

Edith Greer of the State now goes to the chief of engineers Department of Public Instruction for final recommendations to Con- ha attending the Nstionsl Confer to Kansas and Missouri. Tney tour-1 hr.jr.'. nht.f Rnhrrt ence of county ana Kurai reaed Md lpent tw0 days'simmo wiu begin practice as re nominees for president Superintendents. at Johnson Lake at Lexington. 4n attorney here Monday with the i 1118 Nebraska State Education As- LJTZl firm of Spear and Lsmme.

cl.Uon this e.r, now ele- Scientists Rate county superintendent, Fw Mamtwn and 0ifc a nativ. of Lincoln. Slmmona ne eiecuon wiu oe neia wnen 1 cottage of Mrs. Burgett's brother- i i i memaryscn00 iurIc.iln.Illw 5te Mr and Mri has Just completed two years delegate assembly meets here wt 1 military service In the Navy lliSi iSiantlarClS mom. aiso spem several u.y.

wheeler of ugton. the convention. i Phillips said he was impressed with the good human relations es-1 and Mrs. CMls Neill of Vsl-tablished at the convehUon aid which he wu a lieutenant and' Nominees for vice president are ir i assistant legal officer at New Port, Gunnar Horn of Omaha Benson; (5ureaU SUDeriOr j. High School and Noel Lawrence, A DHIRV QUEEtl WASHINGTON UH-A committee There he served both as Pe-, UrlDa "'SD' also at the workshop preceding ena wl J.

Rasmussen. Other visitors counsel in of investigating scientists has graded as "superior" the work of the National Bureau of Standards. HOT FUDGE SUNDAE at the University of Omshs. Super-, Nominees for district intendents from most ststes in the BumuMeii i home have been of Navy court marUal and courts; nation found that their problems "f- md Mrs. Steven Fox of Red fyr Lincoln: are common to each Wing.

Minn. Mrs. Frank Taylor of I Engle; York; E. D. Tuck Wvn Url PlarAnr Knrhp 1 1 'V C.

sv cuting and defense cases Lusk, Mrs. Clarence Koerber i Marion! hut cautioned that nractlcal ores- Humann, I imDerii this ratlni. If isV The 1954 national conference will of Harrison and Sterling Smith of Crawford. They were here to at- be held In Washington D. C.

next year, said Phillips. The committee, appointed last District Omaha; W. R. French. Dy secretary of Commerce Stromsburg; T.

17 Friest, Platta- Weeks to evsluste the bureau's activities, recommended in its re- tend funeral services for Mrs. A. Thursday night L. Sim. Miss Mae Dell Ake of Norwalk.

Laurel; O. F. M60r, Wayne. One type of British gas meter contains a pair of leather bellows. Only the hide of the Esst Indian More funds for the bureau.

Ohio, arrived Thursday for a visit sheep is used tor these bellows, ON A CRISP AUTUMN NIGHT MMM-MMM- For completely automatic gas-heating. Neat and compact the ideal small home installation. See it nowl Stop In and Us About Your Future Propane Oss Needs. and only one In every 1,000 of these" 10Jy wlth Mr' nd Charles Mrs. Merry Operation reforms, lnclud 1 concentration on basic research.

The return of weapons development to the Defense DeRsttment. The committee said these pressureslack of money, need for Is sufficiently perfect. District 4. Grand Island; R. W.

Hanson, Ogallala; L. L. Patterson, Cozad. District Holdrege; Keith Mel-vin, McCook; Mabel-e rlv Wauneta. District 6, Sidney; Carl Jewell, Gordon; Lawrence Lemons stress on fundamental research land emphasis on weapons tests Sunday Dinner $1.25 Mr.

snd Mrs. A. Clayton, Perry and daughters. Mrs. Merle Armstrong of Lakeside, Mrs.

R. J. Sorensen and Miss Mildred Perry of Omshs are spending Prldsy at Stuart where they are attending homecoming activities. Mrs. Anton Hobia spent several days visiting at Sutherland with Mrs.

O. L. Pierson. In district vice president nom- lnees are Alma 1U Congress In the fields of physics, 4 and Bess Wariha. Stanton, snd mMm'hematlcs.

electronics, ehemis- WHAT A COMBINATION! 1 disrlct 4 they are R. E. Collins, meUllurgy snd engineering. I Jt Kearney, and W. L.

Zorn, Gothen- Pr" hure 'committee, headed by Dr. M. J. Donald Nelson will be In Oakland I ft. I Nebraska Bottled Gas Appliances tories, as having rendered "a valuable service to the nation." The Federation of American Scientist, commenting on the report, said Weeks' "strong endorsement is a welcome reassurance of the Dairy Breeders To Meet Nov.

5 OMN DAHY TOP NOTCH KHUTUI, Mil. 23S No. Main RAY SIMMONS. begla law practice here. Phona 2340 Sunday to speak at Brotherhood Sunday worship services at First Lutheran Church.

He win be exchange speaker from Sinai Lutheran Church. The Rev. Oilbert Brown is pastor of the Oakland congregation. of Inquiry. He was assistant prose- Integrity of the National Bureau A 1 ik.

TaJm i cutor in the court of inquiry which County Dairy Breeder, Aoci.tlon It 1U remam iree oi in- Miami-Nebraska Hnlunn i55 with 17 -ui h. h.M a th. pomicai Attending the football game Saturday in Lincoln men aboard after colliding with, board of directors tentatively Attention Master wiu tie Mr. ana Mrs. nex smiu i tne carrier wasp.

elded at a meeting Tbursd a and son Harold and Mr. and Mrs. I vtl commissioned evening. Z. E.

Miller. in ensign In the Navy in IHi Plans call for the breeders to land served In the Pacific for 13 meet at 10:30 a. m. at the Nebras- Among Fremonters going during world War TI. He ka Dairy Breeders Association Omaha for a Joslyn Memorial lec- lg a gradual of Nebraska Univer- headquarters at the Abbott Stock ture by Victor Rles, professor of icity College of Law, getting his Fsrm northesst of rremont tor a floral culture at Ohio rtate Onl-1 degrea in 1950.

itour of the bull ring and a pro- rip mw 'JS, Masons versity, were Mmes. Roy Benson Crisp autumn weather and delicious DAIRY QUEEN HOT FUDGE SUNDAES 90 to-gether. A mouthful of rich, hot fudge and smo-o-oth, creamy DAIRY QUEEN and you'll be back for more. Try if today! awtcM urn. iuh urn, ARTHRITIS Frank Eagle.

C. A. Bone, Charles Olbson, A. M. Herman, Mearl Carleton.

M. P. O'Connor and Simmons wss Fm there, member of Phi Beta lappa and Following a noon luncheon in the Order of the Coif, honorary schol-1 City Auditorium Community Room astic fraternltlea. In addition, he, the association will hold a busl-was a member of Phi Delta Phi ness meeting with annual reports legs! fraternity and Alpha Tau nd eftctlon of three directors on Carl Knoell. Rles showed slides of (SINUS, ASTHMA flowers he suggested for planting In Nebraska.

Omega social fraternity. the agenda. Meet at the Temple 2:30 P.M. Sunday, October 18 To Attend the Funeral of Brother Nowell M. Dickerson Wm.

Welsfead, Jr. W. M. After araduatlon ha served as business meeting wiu oe lot- Ouests of Mr. snd Mrs.

URoy L1 j0" lowed by a showing of colored Wedergren In i. observance of Mrs. mM gtltM i siide, on bulls and offspring from Wedergren birthday were Mr. and fof th state assoclsUon's bull ring. YOU tm im SHatHE DTURITS RELIEF GUIDED BY 2222 No.

Broad Ltt tht Mfrtl rth-ctit guti of trutinm gtrt A wosWeru htlp tiptritacti bf hrt of Uehling. Miss Marilyn Popken ScotUbluff. His grand father, Charles H. Simmons wu a busl.1""' to make nomlna- nessmn st North Bend In the lions tae directorships, Directors whose two-yesr terms of West Point snd Messrs. and Mmes.

Emit Peterson and Glenn Wedergren of Craig and Ed Borch-erdlng of Fremont. a Mr. and Mrs. Archlt Sumner en- 1(808. Rsy la the brother of At LONt STAR NO.

I URANIUM RADON GAS MINE OPE ft DAILY SUNDAYS torney Robert Simmons of expire this year are Alvln Chris-tensen, Maple and Platte Town ships; Rsy Heiman, Pebble and Ridgely Townships; and Earl t. Rt Lantfleld, Logan and. Hooper Townships. Christen sen is 1953 president of the board of directors. Int WMl Bmow rifkt U.

Il.wlil jmf visit wltt Mrs. Evs F. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl F.

Carlson and Patricia. Jimmy Bents, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Bents, Is now home HOSPITAL NEWa-AdmlMioM: aM BMNt m. wy aMtby.

WHn fw awn MtnMtt 10NE STAR NO. 1 -URANIUM Ifu Imkm fAtAv Utaa ntnP rr.un, Ames; Mrs. Pat- Your best buy bears this tag! i tertslned at a family reunion boa-Jorlng the former's Brother and slster-ln-lsw, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Sumner of Buhl, Idaho, whom they hadn't seen for 30 years.

The vlsl-jtors are in Omaha at present. iOuests were Messrs. and Mmes, Albert Sumner of Rogers, Walter Sumner of Omaha and Olfford i Spesr snd son Oary, Clarence OfK-i Jen and children Jerrett and Joette, land Raymond Hoenahell and son Crslg, aU of Scribner. Mr. and Mrs Warren f.

Wilson and son Jeffrey of Seattle left Thursday for Minneapolis after a ny. a. soon as oe recoveres ne, tkk Bernard Eddy, will hav. a tonsl ectomy Mr. and Mlrvtn Johnson, MrI Dum, Mrs.

Bents, Carol Ann and Jimmy. Un.n jh vi.im RADON GAS MINE 1 who formerly resided at a H. tnd yginia Moser, aU of Worth Oh 1 Ml. HI wlv BcnOV P. O.

ftOX 4, IDAHO SrftlNOS, COtOUDO Nebraska Ordnance Plant area at Dismissals: Mrs. T. Ring, Mead. Their address is Nebraska Ordnance Plant, Wahoo, Hooper; Mrs. John D.

Johnson and Infant daughter, Valley; Art If A I I Hi rfVJCC Knoell, Mrs. Willis Camp. Mrs. fi I MM I 111 Emma Eehtenkamp, Mrs. George Oberg, Albert Allenbaugh, Mary I 1 1 fl II II I 1 The Bible has been reprinted more than any other, book.

Each of the early printers Inaugurated his career by running off few copies ol the Bible, aa If to Insure success in his future publications. Ann Lange, Mrs. James Maxey and Infant daughter, and Mrs. El mer Scheer end Infant daughter. all of rremont.

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