The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 9

COUNCIL BLUFFS C(QWA) NONPAREIL--FEBRUARY 6, 1947. SEVB4 EElHiEARD SCHOLASTIC HONOR Miss Mary Lou Hough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Hough, 615 Seventh avenue, received the Rcholastic rating of "high distinction" lor her work of the first semester at Mount Mercy college, Cedar Rapids, Miss Hough, a graduate of Abraham Lincoln high school, is a freshman and is enrolled for the liberal arts course. BEST SELLING RECORDS the Door Richard," "Man- aguA Nicaragua," "The Girl That 1 Marry," "Sanata," "Huggin and a Chalkin," "Guilty," "Twilight Time," "Sooner Or Later," "For Sentimental Reasons," "Always," "At Sun Down," "Hora Staccato," "Zippity Do Dan." Hear these at Laustrup Music 4th and TORN BY WIND Firemen Thursday removed a piece of metal cornice that was hanging over the side of the roof of the Masonic temple, Fourth street and Broadway. The piece of tin torn loose by the wind and was considered dangerous to passing pedestrians below. Flro- men used their aerial ladder to remove the piece of tin. TENSHUN LADIES, Just received, shipment of ladies rubber boots, in brown or black, all sizes, only $2.50, at Clothes RETURN for Joe Smith and company, Norman Filbert, Miss Ruth Nelson, Mrs.

Marion Hicks, Miss Marie Sloan, and Miss Bertha Heese, recently returned from a buying trip to Chicago. FUZZY WUZZY Girls Mitts, variety colors, regular $2.50 values $1,49 at Herman's Clothes SEPERATE MAINTENANCE -Mary E. Green, 1802 Sixth avenue, filed a petition for separate maintenance against Green in district court Thursday, asking suitable support money. AVAILABLE for 'limited time only. Batteries for all makes of automobiles.

Call Montgomery Ward, 12 No. Main CONDITION GOOD Moore, 11, of Glenwood, confined to the Jennie Edmundson hospital with injuries suffered in an auto-sled collision Monday, was reported in good condition Thursday. FOR HER VALENTINE--A nice selection of cdrnpacts, pearls and lockets. Luccy RECORD TRADE NAME--The trade name of Swanson Furniture company was recorded in the county recorder's office Wednesday by Rae Lucille and Dorothy Brodkey of Omaha. GAME party Frl.

night at 8 p. m. American Legion hall, pub- lie inivted. TO OPEN CAFE Nick B. Trapalls will open a restaurant, the Picky-Nicky, at 419 West Broadway, after extensive remodeling on the store, the former National Hosiery shop.

CRYSTAL LODGE a i Saturday. Delicious dinners on ENLISTS--Elmer C. Ricsland, 23, Woodbine, enlisted in the army for thrfce years. Recruiting Sgt J. C.

Stork said Thursday. Rjesland had two years of previous service. CUTLER funeral home. Ambul. 533 Willow Ave.

Ph. BOY BORN--A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Heilig of Shelby Wednesday at the Jennie Edmundson hospital. JEFFORDS FURNITURE MART --537 W.

B'dway. Dial CONTACT MAN--Frank Bell of Oakland is the new farm contact man for the Council Bluffs Savings bank. BRIQUETTES on track. Cash Coal rmwi TOUH NlAimi SHKERSEWM6 CENTER 407 WIST MOADWAY PHONI S141 NEED MEN--Air traffic technicians, rotary wing-mechanics, automotive repairmen, aerial photographers, munition workers, radio repairmen, weather observers, supply clerks, cooks and telegraph officers are listed as being sorely needed for enlistment In the army by Capt. John R.

Karlson of the Shenandoah army recruiting station. A BROKEN hip or head Injury are not only painful and expensive but could Involve you in a law suit. 'Help protect yourself by using Tammo Ice Remover, does not damage cement work and does not track Into house. 75c per Hansen Hansen, 1009 Avenue Dial DAUGHTER Mr, and Floyd Wagoner, 707 Mynster street, received word of the birth of a daughter, Linda Ann, born to Mr. and Mrs, Norman Smith, Oregon, on Wednesday, Mrs, Smith Is the former Wanlta Wagoner and was employed at the Northwestern Bell Telephone company here for two years.

ANNOUNCEMENT, Company of Iowa National Guards on Feb. 10th, at p. m. All former members tf Co. at Induction, are asked to come to the Armory for purpose of organizing a members club and for Reunion.

Please be present. Signed by Ex- Sergeant Herbert A. Adv. TO DES M01NES--Mayor Phil Minner left Thursday for" Des Moines, where he will attend a two-day meeting of the League of Iowa Municipalities' -legislative committee, He is scheduled to return Saturday. ATTENTION LOCKER PATRONS) Kiillng, Brooming and curing.

Also pork and quarter beef For sale at wholesale prices. Call Hansen refrigerator and Locker, McClelland, 3661. McClelland, LOSES BILLFOLD --Edwin D. Johnson, 1627 Fifth avenue, reported to police Wednesday night the loss of his billfold containing $5, driver's license and personal papers. ALL KINDS of army clothing now on sale at The Open Front Bargain Center, 732 W.

B'dway. --Adv. STAR CHAPTER--Star chapter No. 47, Royal Arch Masons, will at 7 m. Friday at Masonic, temple for work on the 'Master, and Most Excellent Master degrees.

INCOME Tax Returns. Let me help you. Save worry, time, money. A. E.

Holt, ON FURLOUGH--Clayton G. Proctor, seaman USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Proctor, 3508 Avenue arrived home Wednesday to spend a 15-day furlough. WE need homes for sale.

Cash buyers and quick service. Call us. J. Day fc PENSION GROUP The National Railroad Pension association, chapter No, 166, will meet Friday at 1 p. m.

at the Railroad. YMCA. WANTED--Boy to carry complaints. Apply Circulation Dept, Nonpareil SON IS BORN--Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Boyce, Omaha, are the parents of a son born at the Jennie Edmundson hospital Wednesday. WALL PLUGS, switches and remodeling, Co. Bluffs Electric Co. Phone OLD TIMERS--The Union Pacific Old Timers club No. 3 will hold Its annual party for all old timers and their ladies Saturday at 8 p.

m. at the Hotel Chieftain. HANSEN HANSEN, Designers--Quality Builders, 1009 Ave. A. Ph.

5539--Adv. DAUGHTER BORN--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howard of Mfin- damin are the parents of a daughter born at the Mercy hospital Thursday. LIVE and dressed channel cat, carp.

1411 Avenue A. Phone 4300. --Adv. BOY BORN--A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Gorham, 3437 Seventh avenue, Thursday at tffe Mercy hospital. SICK made well. Chaffee Watch PARENTS OF SON--Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Maly of Missouri Valley are the parents of a son bron at Mercy hospital Thursday.

COMING! COMING! TO COUNCIL BLUFFS 40 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN FROM DENMARK 40 Gymnastics Folk Dance. classical Attitudes A. L. High School Gymnasium TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 8 P. M.

Sponsored by Danish Organisations ei Council Bluffs. MAIL AUXILIARY--The western Iowa auxiliary to the Railway Mail association held a 1 o'clock Valentine salad luncheon at the home of Mrs. U. C. Klonus, 1303 Avenue Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. C. A. Baade, and Mrs. R.

M. Snook gave readings. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Stephen Orr, Mrs. Paul McCIintock and Mrs.

Raymond Bouma. COLLISION-- a Keebaugh, 28, 1735 Grand avenue, driving a taxicab east on Broadway, cOlli'ded with the rear of a Salvation Army truck from Omaha, which had stopped in the line of traffic between Eighth and Ninth streets, according to a report Wednesday afternoon to police. TO PENSACOLA--Harry Watts, 22, boatswain's mate son of Mr. and Mrs. Blanche Auguy, 3619 Fifth avenue, has boon assigned to the naval air station, Pensacola, Fla.

Watts entered naval service Jan. 12, 1941, and received his recruit training at Great Lakes, 111, BREAK WINDOWS Tamisea, janitor at the Oakland Court apartment building, reported to police Wednesday night that a group of rowdies broke five panes out of a window jn the garage with a large piece of ice. He said they made no attempt to enter the garage. MILWAUKEE WOMEN--Twenty-one members and guests attended the Milwaukee Women's club meeting Wednesday after- npon at Railroad YMCA, Mrs M. A.

Ford, president, presided at the business meeting, and Mrs, Fred Gress had charge of the social arrangements. ON HONOR ROLL--Cadets Sel- wln and Marvin Suvalsky, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Suvalsky, 183 Keellne avenue, have been cited, for their scholastic records at Wentworth Military academy. Because of their grades, they have earned a place on the dean's honor roll.

FIRE CALL Firemen were called Wednesday afternoon to the home of N. Vargas, 1712 Pif- teenth avenue, where an oil burner overflowed, and to the home of Ben Telpner, 781 Madison avenue, where the furnace became overheated. POSTPONE MEETING The meeting of the Railroad Em- ployes National Pension Annuity No. 166 has been postponed from Feb. 7 to Feb.

14. Reports fit the convention held in Chicago Jan. 23 will be given. NEW HOURS--Beginning Monday, Feb. 10, the Omaha area rent office, 775 Saunders-Kennedy building, will be open to the public from 10 a.

m. until 11:30 a. m. and from 12:30 p. m.

to 4 p. m. COUNCIL PAYMENTS In a supplemental divorce signed by Judge Charles Roe Wednesday in district court, the $50 monthly alimony payments of Harvey Parks were cancelled, JOB'S DAUGHTERS Job's DauRhtetrs will meet at 12:30 p. m. Saturday at Masonic temple for a pot-luck dinner.

A business- meeting will be held at 2 p. m. Wtila Suffocation Death for Silver City Man Special to The Nonpareil. SILVER CITY--A Mills county coroner's jury Wednesday determined the death of Harry C. Anderson, 75, of Silver City, was caused by "suffocation due to fire of unknown origin," Coroner Floyd James said Thursday.

The jury, composed of John O. Hall, Calvin Richey and H. O. Weak, all of Silver City, heard testimony of three witnesses to the fire which destroyed the Anderosn home north of Silver City Tuesday night. Fish-Cooking Sun Creates Beach Problem in Florida Fish under the sun on Fort Myers beaches Makes sun-worshippers hold their noses.

Obffuarfos Mrs. Sam Schoenlng. Mrs. Sam Schoening, 58, route 1, Council Bluffs, died Thursday In a Council Bluffs hospital. Her body was removed to James funeral home In Glenwood, where funeral arrangements are pending- Surviving are her husband, and one son, Myron Schoening of Glenwood; three daughters, Mrs.

Herbert Wasserman of Glenwood, Mrs. Ernest Schoening of Mineola and Mrs. Clarence Varnei of Council Bluffs; seven grandchildren; and a brother, Rudolph Deitchler of Mineola. Emma C. Smith.

Mrs. Emma Cornelia Smith, 88, 1209 Fifth avenue, died Wednesday at a local hospital. She was a lifelong local resident and the widow of Alex Smith. Surviving are a son, Howard L. Smith; a daughter, Mrs.

Clara E. Brownell, both of Council Bluffs; five grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be Friday at 2 p. m. at Woodring's chapel, with Elder 0.

Ruch of Reorganized Later Day Saints church officiating. Burial will be in Hazel Dell township cemetery. FORT MEYERS, (NEA)-California will love this! Winter residents here are pray ing for cold weather and hoping they can hold their breath somehow until it arrives. And the balmy weather, which draws in the northern dollars, continues unabated. The "Hed Tide" (which has nothing to-do with international politics) has this fisherman's paradise in its unfragrant grip.

The beaches are piled with dead fish, and millions of other dead-fish are only waiting for the sea to roll them up on the sand. The U. S. Fish and Wild Life service offers this as its official version of what is happening to the beach at Fort Myers: "The winter weather along that part of the west coast Florida has been so unseasonably warm that the micro-organisms have grown to such an extent they fill the water and cause what is known as a 'Red As one fisherman described It from personal observation, a school of mullet a mile long swam Into one of the long, deadly red streaks and as it hit the "Red Tide" the fish fell to the bottom and up without a Desperate city fathers have called In all available road grading equipment and are plowing the piscatorial corpses as deeply in the sandy beach as they can. And the Florida winter sun is still shining down on the beaches and the fish are still cooking.

For many a day to come, the little tourist who digs vigorously in the white beach sand with his toy shovel will scream to high heaven when his mother bathes him in perfume to keep the cats from following him around all the time and trying to climb into his bed chamber at night--hunting fish. lavt Waste Papur-- Haute Rocked by Sewer Explosion TERRE HAUTE, explosion of benzol that had leaked into a sewer from a broken tank rocked the south side of Terre Haute Thursday and caused damage estimated 1 by City Engineer Paul Lindeman at $100,000. Police had received no reports of injuries and there were no lire alarms. They said they did not know what ignited the benzol. The city engineer said about 2,000 gallons of the liquid apparently had leaked Into the sewer.

Waste Paper--- ri Of Boost Profit Sharing FORT MADISON, em- ploye profit sharing payments of W. A. Shaeeffer Pen company will be Increased from 15 per cent to 25 per cent for all services performed after each employe's first six months with the company, company directors have announced. Sava Paper--. Oil wells arc generally from 3,000 to 7,000 fet deep, but some extend 15,000 feet or more Into the earth.

VACUUM GLEANER Service NEUERMANN APPLIANCE CO. 167 W. Ph. 3-2SOI WHEN IN OMAHA GO WHERE THE GANG GOES CLUB RENO I KM Hanwy Ted and His All-Girl Band, Featuring the 2 Tit- Ted and Trlxie Fields, Wayne Lefflei, Earl S. Romjue, Phil Gurney, John Pottigrew, Bob Drebclbis, R.

Coughlan, and Robert Peterson. George P. Hays is the new Council Bluffs district commissioner. ----Save Waste Paper It is estimated that the average daily production por oil well in the Unltoci States Is about 10 barrels dny. PLAN FOR SCOUT WEEK--Discussing plans for local partlcipa- 'on In Boy Scout week Feb.

7 to 13 are, left to right, E. H. McAllister, a Scouter for 26 years; George P. Hayes, new district Scout commissioner, and Bob Hansen, local field executive. sary celebration of Boy Scouts of America during Boy Scout week, Feb.

7-13. Special troop meetings and Scout church attendance will be a part of the local program. The Scouting theme for the year is "Scouts of the World-Building for Tomorrow." Commissioners are E. H. McAllister, Merle Childs, Neighborhood Scout Commissioners Meet New neighbodhood Boy Scout commissioners were told by Earl Hegeman.

Scout executive, at their organizational i Wednesday night that Council Bluffs has over 1,000 boys in the Scouting program. He announced local Scouts will participate in the 37th anniver-. Ends Tonite 2 Major Hits George BrentJ Lucille Ball I Veta Zorina 'Lover Back" Plus 2nd Hit Kid' STARTS FRIDAY Ted Donaldson. Anita Louise. Michael 2nd Hilarious Full Feature Musical PLUS HILARIOUS HOWLS and SIDE-SPLITTING LAUGHS 11 fays off in wlran tlMM geely gumthMi live bail to cokh a Itlllcrl A MAN BROWN CARNEY Genius ADDED--LATEST FOX NEWS JEFFREYS -ATWIU Kit lUGOSt NOW SERVING ITALIAN SPAGHETTI CHICKEN-STEAKS-ETC.

Breaklasti, Noon Lunches. Complete Dinners FRANK'S TAVERN 113 South Main DANCING Every Night--Good Orcheitr i Come and Bring Youi Friend Opens 1 P. M. 35e Till 6 NOW PLAYING I See "GENE" in the Gayest Fun Festival He Ever Made What a Cast I 2ND FULL LENGTH FEATUR Plus 2nd Full Length Feature IN CRIME" He Dreamed of Love She Plotted Murderl RADIOS REFRIGERATORS WASHERS APPLIANCES You Can't Beat Records for Fun! "Sugar Blues," "Hot Lips," "Josephine, 1 "I Need Lovin," "Linda," "Divorce Me C. O.

"It's All Over Now," "Great Day," "Huggin' and a "So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed," "South," "Ain't Nobody Here But Us "Pig Foot Pete," "Who Thew the Overhalls," "On the Sidewalks oi New "Misirlou?" "Annniversary "Darktown Poker "Oh, Monah," "Everything Is Movin' Too Fast," "Gal in Calico," "Sooner or "Heartaches," "You Broke the Only Heart That Ever Loved "Sweet Rosie O'Grady." SAY--We Got More Cockeyed Phonos and Big Ones, Little Ones, Single Record Players and Changers Lor? Priced, High Priced SO HELP ME JOHN, WE'VE ALL KINDS G. Bendix, Motorola, Admiral, Philco, Sonora, Olympic, R. C. Westinghouse, Stewart-Warner. OPEN TO 10 EACH WEEK NIGHT, SATURDAY TOO OPEN TIL 10 P.M.

MUSIC SHOP 331 W. BDWAY PHONE 5241.