The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 13

PAGE TWO COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA NONPAREIL-- JANUARY 1955 Whirligig Principal Bolton Now Understands How It Happened A BOY GOT LOCKED IX A music practice room at the Thomas Jefferson High School. A call went out to the school office for a carpenter. a n- w.hlle, John Sheldon and Robert Capel. instructors, took the lock off the door release the boy. Principal Bernard Bolton vol- irreered to shew the smai: gather how the boy could have gotten cut without ing the lock- He chose another small practice room to demonstrate.

The caroenter in to free Bolton. who had locked himself in. AN 11-YEAR-OLD BOY AR- Soufhwcsf fowo Deaths Riveton's Oldest Resident Is Dead Special to Services were Thursday ar Methodist Cnurch for Mrs. B. Scoles.

99. She died Tuesday after suffering a stroke a week ago. Born in Indiana, Mrs. Scoles. who was Riverton's oldest resident, came here in 1ST4.

She had been a member of Riverton Methodist Church since 1S77. Burial was in Riverton Cemetery with K. C. Shull Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include: four children, Jessie Scoles, Robert Butler Case.

Albert Scoles, all of Riverton. and Mrs. Delia Shenandoah: IT grandchildren: 49 great grandchildren; and 30 great great grand- children. Mrs. Helen Trahoit RTVZRTOX--Mrs.

Helen Tra- holt, 73, died Tuesday at a West i Minister. hospital. A Riverton native, she was graduated from the local high school. I Services were held in West Min- ister Wednesday. Survivors include: five sisters, Miss Frederrica Christensen.

Mrs. Walter Dahlgran and Miss i Minnie Christensen, all of River( ton, Mrs. Grace Newman of Fre- mont. and Mrs. Anna Hea- ton of Shenandoah; and two; brothers.

Chris and Ernest Christensen. John WeJbber THURMAN--John Webber, SS, died Tuesday at a Hamburg hos- p.tal. He suffered a broken hip in a fall Sunday at the home of his niece. Mrs. Eva Cupp.

Services were Thursday a Crawford Funeral Home in Sidney with the Rev. Dean T. Waychoff officiating. Burial was in Sidney. There are no immediate survivors, i Ralph R.

Burch MISSOURI VALLEY Services were held Thursday in San Francisco, for Ralph R. Burch. 58. former Missouri Valley and Vail resident, Burch died Tuesday in a San Francisco hospital. A veteran of World War he had been ill about a year.

Survivors include: Florence: three sons. Louis, Lawrence and Billy of Red Bluff. mother. Mrs. Maude Burch of Red Bluff; and two brothers.

Harold of Missouri Valley and Charles of Red Bluff- rived at Bloomer School Tuesday morning--the coldest day of the season. He walked into Principal William atony's office and made a request "May I please go home? I forgot my shirt." the boy said. He pulled back his overcoat. No shirt was covering his underwear. A WOMAN" CAN KEEP house alone, but she needs an.

other woman to help her keep a secret. THIS WOMAN GOT HER MAN ithout en knowing how to spell his name. Two different ways of spelling a man's name were found on a marriage license by Mrs. Myrtle Fellingham, a stenographer in the District Court Clerk's office in the Court House. Her office files all marriage licenses.

i When she noticed the error, she called the man's wife. "Does your husband spell his last name with or without an The bride's reply: "Goodness. I don't know." i A cook in a local restaurant was preparing a 30-cent sandwich. He picked up a platter--worth 75 cents--and put the sandwich on it. The sandwich slipped.

The cook grabbed. He saved the sandwich but the platter shattered to pieces. Give Tests Spec.al to The Nospare.l MAXNECG--The Iowa Test of Basic Skills is being giver, ail students from the third through the ninth grades on Wednesday and Thursday. The tests are designed to check the progress of a chJd from year to year. Hcighbors Washington Man Visits Emerson EMERSON Martin Noble of- Mount Vernon, is herej visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Douglas. He is a former Emer-j son resident. I Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Forward! have purchased the Hugh Shook house in Henderson and will move there the first xveek of February. Mr. and Mrs. Orris Bentley! have purchased the John Hicks' farm near Stanton. I Marion Black has gone to Long Beach.

to visit in the home I of his sister, Mrs. Wayne Cope-; land. Francis Gilleland of Blockow. has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Homer ConnelL i Is Barfteff Guest BARTLETT Ted Palmer of Gypsum.

is visiting his sister" Mrs. Harry Tavlor. He has also been visiting his mother. Mrs. Delia Engle.

who lives at a Tabor rest home. Mrs. James Achenbacft is home from a Council Bluffs hospital where she was treated for injuries suffered in an auto accident. III Wind? XEW LONDON. Iowa ---A violent windstorm last spring tore the glasses from the face of Mrs.

E. M. Strawhacker and them away. Recently one of her sons found the glasses hanging from a hiEfn tree limb on the family farm near here--undamaged. Bars Control Appetite CORPUS CHRISTI.

Tex. Police dutifully noted this prisoner ate his way into jai! He walked out without paying a 51.50 cafe check. Would Repeal All 'Blue Laws' Placed Statute Books 100 Years Ago DES MOKES Repeal of Iowa's entire "biue iaw" chapter, placed in the statute books in 1S53, was proposed to the Iowa House Thursday is a mo-iine bill by Rep. John L. Duffy (D-Da-' baque).

"The blue law is a relic of the piintariic days and is cot in ae- 1 cord with our modern w.ay oi society," Duffy said in aslcng its repeal. B'J: the Democratic lawmaker, i ir: a reference to the Republican i attorney commented: "The blue ia-A are as much a part of She integral laws of Iowa as E'-e liquor laws. Be Consistent "In of the fact that she attorney general has demanded strict enforcement of ihe liquor la'AS. I feel that he will be con-' and follow through wiih' enforcement of ail penal laws. "To forestall this possibility.

I am filing this bill for the repeal the so-called b'ue laws." Duffy said he thinks Any. Gen. Dayton Countryman "is sincere' and consistent and will proceed, to enforce the blue laws. In case 1 he does, I think the biue laws ough: to be repealed." Blue Law Facts The blue law says: i "If any person be found on the. first day of the week, commonly called Sunday, engaged in carry-' ing firearms, dancing, shooting, horseracing, or in any manner disturbing a worshipping assembly or a private family or in buying or selling property of any kind, or in any labor except where of necessity or charity, he shall be fined not more than five or less than one and be imprisoned in the county jail un-' til the fine with costs of prosecu-! tion shall be paid: but nothing' herein contained shall be con-j strued to extend to those who conscientiously observe the sev-.

enth day of the week as the Sab? bath or to prevent persons travel-i ing or families emigrating from! pursuing their journey, or keepers; of toll bridges, toll gates, and! ferrymen from attending the same." Duffy commented that for the most part thi law has never been enforced "and is in a state of ooen nullification." SERVE YOURSELF-SAVE on DRUGS A Buy in ICE CREAM Half CO GallM 9T PINTS 17e FREE $2.29 AYTINAL SUPER BUYS in 400 100 VITAMINS MINERALS ti-ben you buy IOO Get 150 for. Complete dietary supplement. PURE Quart TEA SAUCEPAN KETTLE Good Housekeeping Approved! Good Housekeeping Approved! Snug-fitting cover, ever-cool 3-quart size, brightly pol- handle. Save ever half BOW! ished. Knob, handle stay cooL SAVE at Waigreen's (Limit 1) CHOICE AT ONE PRICE Price! r.

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Henry M. Burrneister and Raymond L- Fields, of Emerson, received service awards. L- Bullington, Emerson, and Homer S. Goodman, Red Oak. received five year service awards.

Red Oak pipeline crew received an award for working 32.255 man hours without lost-nine acciden's. V. L. Clough, Red Oak, is foreman. The Emerson booster station received a safety award for man hours with only one lost-time accident.

B. F. Olson is superintendent. Among company officials present was President J. J.

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If is not a specific forecast the usual sense but is an tSTIMATE of me rair. or sncwfall and temperatures for the period. EXPECTED MUCH ABOVE NORMAL ABOVE NORMAL NOS.MAl BELOW NORMAL MUCH BELOW NORMAL Treynor Mr. and Mrs. Duane Thiel have arrived at the home of Thiei's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. George Thiel. Thiel has been discharged from the Air Force California, after four years service. Mrs.

Fred Dahl is here from Arizona to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs Louie Pvt. Berlie Schmidt arrr-ed Tuesdayfrom Ft. Bliss.

Texas, to spend a 14-day leave wth ife. Joanne of Council Bluffs. ard hi- narenis. Mr and Mrs. Hans Schmidt, of At the end of his leave he and hi? will to Ft.

MoCleiian. Ala. borde Oodti I -COLLSSe- FTCTI mid-January to rrid-Februar terroeratures arc expected to bs seasonal ncrma's over most of 'He U.S. except for near ncrrr.ai aiorsg the northsrn and southern borders. EXPECTED PRECIPITATION Precipitation during mid-January to m'tl February is expected to exceed normal over the southern border states and along the Atlantic seaboard.

Subnormal amounts expected in midwest. Bear Conducts A Survey Of Traffic DURHAM Repors of a la-ce Mark boar, wr.jch ap- pcr.der; reached ari De- The hnj'n was f.rst reported recently sitting the middJe of a trafssc circle in 'OAT, carefully account phiced pppear- od to he the same hear about tour miles west on Route 4. still gazing at traific. to the scene, conser- office" 5 spofcd tne animal heading north to his natural habitat. Nagging Backache Sleepless Nights Often Due to Kidney Slow-down function tlown.

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