The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 23

M6E FOURTHN See and Heard TO JAPAN Marine Pfc. Jack Hartcr and Marine Pvt. John Prieto have boarded ship for transfer to the 3rd Marine Div. an Japan, it was reported here Friday. Harter the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Harter of 718 S. 9th Prieto is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Prieto of 2819 Avenue D.

They have just completed four weeks of training in the staging regiments at Camp PendJeton, Calif. SAVE FUEL Get a weather tight, rattle proof, overhead garage door for residence or commercial use. Also electric operators and radio control. Doors and installation fully guaranteed and serviced Call or see Paulson Construction Phone DANCE at the Acova Ballroom, Avoca, Iowa. Satprday, February 12th to Fezz Fntsche and His Old and New time FILES TAX LIEN Edward C.

Conner, operator, and Dixie Fry at 2709 W. Broadway, are both named in a $119 07 tax lien filed Friday in the county recorder's office by the United States DIVORCED Mrs. Gloria L. Wrinkle, 22, 1837 Seventh was awarded a divorce Friday by District Judge Charles oe from Robert E. Wrinkle, 22, 3508 W.

Broadway. She charged cruelty. The couple was married April 23, 1951, in Council Bluffs. Mrs. Wrinkle was given custody of their son, $1250 a week child support and the household goods.

Wrinkle was awarded an automobile. FINAL CLEARANCE Entire stock of women's winter coats, half price. One group of dresses, COUNCIL JlUffS IOWA NONEAREJL-FMtUARY frjf WE HAVE HOT PRICES during this freezing weekend. Sugar, 10 85c; ole, 2 43c; cheese, 2 59c; Avoca butter, 59c pie cherries, 5 cans 96c; potatoes, 50 Ibs. 98c; peas, corn, beets, pork beans, green beans, red beans.

lOc can; Flavorkist crackers, 2 39c; fresh ground beef, 25c Ibs. lead picnic hams. 35c all sizes represented, one-half price. Also one group of suits, misses and junior sizes at half price. Joe Smith Co.

Third Internal Revenue Service The federal government claims the amount for withholding tax. WHY PAY MORE! Quality poultry, fresh dressed to your order. Tender fries, 3 to 5 Ibs. 35c per lb fat young hens, 24c per lb. Phone order early.

Bob Brunow's Produce market. 726 West Broadway. Phone 8200 --Adv. VALENTINE FLOWERS Fresh greenhouse cut flowers, pot plants and corsages. Frank Hecht Flor- ist.

Phone 8382. --Adv. OPEN HOUSE--There has been a change of time in the open house scheduled for Mr and Mrs. Peter Hansen, 127 Frank on their golden wedding anniversary. It will be from 2 to 5 p.

m. at the Hansen home instead of 5 to 7 p. m. as previously reported. STAY OUT of the dog house Stop in and let us gift wrap a heart box of Whitman's chocolates for you Priced at 55c and up Johnson's Pharmacy.

917 E. COKES COCKTAILS taste better when you use Genuine Ice Cubes Buy a big bag for 35c at our vending machine. 224 E. Bdway or 35th Adv. Remember to send your Sweetheart flowers on Vafentine's Day from Shaus Flouer Shop.

18 Pearl St. Phone ARRIVE AT INCHON HARBOR --Marine Sgts. Floyd Osborne and Jeryl Wilson have arrived at In- chon Harbor aboard the USNS Pope, it was reported here Friday. They will join the 1st Marine Div. in Korea after serving in Japan with the 3id Marine Div.

Osborne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Osborne of 200 North Ave. Wilson is of 1311 Sixth Ave. FUNERAL for Claude F.

Smith, age 78, 3451 Ave A. Died Feb. 8 Services Saturday 10-30 a. m. Cutler Chapel Rev.

J. R. Perkins, officiating. Bunal in Walnut Hill Cemetery. Cutler Funeral Home in FOR YOUR VALENTINE sweetheart corsages, plants, cards candies.

Wilcox Florists. 2S Pearl St. Phone TAKEN TO REFORMATORY Roy Fritcher, 17, Council Bluffs, under a 10-year sentence, was taken Friday by Sheriff Gay Stuelke to the Iowa State Reformatory at Anamosa. Fntcher was given the sentence Thursday nb steaks, 39c round steak, 55c beef roasts, 31c bacon, 3 Ibs. 89c; sirloin steak, 45c T-bone steaks, 59c lb beef boil, I7c pork steak, 39c wieners, p.ckle-pimento luncheon, minced ham, bacon loaf, 3 Ibs.

93c. All this and much more available by Phoning 3-2161 for free delivery or Stop, Shop and Save at Sam's Super 215 South Mam. Open Sat. Monday 'till 9 p.m., Wed. Thurs.

'till 7 p. KINDERGARTEN GROUP --A group of teachers headed by Mrs. May Rosenberg of Walnut Grove School was slated to meet Friday afternoon at Washington School to make plans for a preparatory booklet to be sent to parents of children who will be entering km- dergarten next'fall. FINAL CLEARANCE Entire stock of women's winter coats, half price. One group of dresses, all sizes represented, one half price.

Also one group of suits, misses and junior misses at half price. Joe Smith Co. Third floor. --Adv. GHANTEp DIVORCE EUic M.

Lewellen, 23, of Apt. 2, 215 S. Main was granted divorce Thursday afternoon by District Judge Charles Roe from Samuel A. Lewellen, 3T, Kiel HO- tel. She charged cruelty.

The couple was married March 11, 1950, at Omaha. Mrs. Lewellen was given custody of two children, $100 a month child support and the household goods. LewcK len receives an automobile. THE OPEN FRONT is going out of business, everything must sold.

Shoes, rubbers and overshoes, clothing and furnishings for the entire family at very low prices. Open evenings and Sun. 732 W. FOR YOUR VALENTINE -The best hand dipped chocolates come from Evans Ice Cream Co. 108 E.

B'dway. Ph. FALLS ON FENCE Angela Everson, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everson of 175 Lacoma Annex, Manawa, fell on a picket fence Thursday and cut her right thigh.

She had stitches taken at Jennie Edmundson Hospital. CLEARANCE SALE of Winter GLENDALE CHURCH Glendale Presbyterian Church will have Sunday school at 9 45 a m. and worship services at 11 a.m. Sunday The Rev William Puls will speak on "The Acceptable Prayer On Thursday at 2 p.m. the Ruth Guild will meet.

WHY WALK part of the way, when you can drive all of the way? Bank from the comfort of your car. Use our Drive-in Window! State Savings JUST ARRIVED Fresh Lydia Darrah Valentine candies. Wilcox FJonst. 28 Pearl St. Phone TRAFFIC MISHAP--Mrs.

Joe Caruso, 3228 Avenue reported to police that a door on her car was damaged Thursday when she attempted to pass a double parked truck on North Thirty-second. There was no damage truck, police said. to the SHOE SALE Boys odds and ends. Nationally a i brands. Sizes 8V 2 to 6 $4.49, 55.49 $5.95.

Iowa Clothes Shop, Shoe Dept Downstairs. --Adv. FOR HER Valentine gift make it heart chocolates $1 00 to $8 00. Connolly Drug Co. 2400 W.

THREE-CAR CRASH Cars driven by Virgil Duren, 56, Omaha, Esequel Moreno, 17, 1621 Tenth and Paul Snodgrass, 52, Omaha, were damaged in a collision Thursday at Thirty-first St. and Avenue according to police. STOP at Frank's Drive-in today. Sandwiches, root beer and Frosty Creme Closed 6-00 P.MT on Saturdays. 2021 5th Adv.

CUTLER Funeral Home Ambulance 24-hour service. Ph. CUTS HAND Frank Nation, Midway Trailer Court, was treated at Mercy Hospital Thursday atfcr he cut his left hand on a carpenter's plane. BEEM BELFORD Funeral Home Ambulance Serv. Ph.

6669. --Adv. CARPENTERS AUXILIARY- Carpenters Auxiliary No 316 will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the Danish Hall. when he pleaded guilty in Dis- tiict Court to larceny of an automobile.

JUST GIVE US A CHANCE to list your home! You won't need much patience with us. Let the Winn Phillips Agency sell your home in a hurry, Call NEW Portable adding machines on small monthly payments. Walter P. Smith, 693 Franklin. Phone INCOME TAX LIEN Clarence R.

and Yonne Yokom, 1630 Fourth Ave. were named in a $18 96 income tax lien filed in the county recorder's office Friday by the Iowa State Tax Commission. The state bases the claim on 1951 income. IF YOU WANT security later in life, the finest form of insurance is a savings account at the Co. Bluffs Savings Loan! Currently earning 2 Adv.

"DO IT YOURSELF" headquarters for tools and supplies. Katel- nian Hdw. 714 W. B'dway. PROMOTED--Rogcrs Durham, son of the Rev and Mrs.

Philip Durham of 438 Mynster has been omoted to airman second class in Omaha University's Air Force ROTC, it was announced Friday. WE WILL inspect, adjust oil any sewing machine in your, home for only $1 Continental Kel-'' Icr Co. Phone 5594 or 3-8869 eve-" ings TAX Returns prepared. C. Scheel, 122 So.

Mam, Ph. 3-7563. --Adv. NARVE TO MEET The National Association of Retired Veteran Railroad Employes Unit 20, will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. at the YMCA to attend the funeral of C.

F. Smith at the Cutler Funeral Home. SPECIAL! --Police shoes, $995 value $599. All leather upper and sole, steel arch. Marcus Clothes Shop, 612 W.

CARS COLLIDE Cars driven by Frank Hodge 3022 Sixth and Carl Jensen, Omaha, were damaged Thursday in a collision at Sixth Ave. and Sixteenth St, according to police. CLEARANCE SALE of Fall and Winter dresses, priced to clear. $5.00 to $3000. Mae Anderson Shop, 23 North WOODRING FUNERAL HOME at 121 S.

7th. Phone 7485. Adv. B'NAI ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE-Dr. Isaac Sternhill will install recently-elected officers and trustees at 8 30 m.

Friday at the B'nai Israel Synagogue Sabbath services. Rabbi David Korb will speak on "Our Aims and Objectives." The sisterhood will serve refreshments. FRI. SAT for women in white. (Nurses, waitresses, beauticians so forth.) Goodyear Welt stitched oxfords.

Sizes 4 to 10. Widths AA to D. $399. Reg. $500.

Shoe BAKE SALE and luncheon Feb. 12th, Beno's Balcony starting at 10 a.m. Broadway Christian Church. Adv. SESSIONS JEWELERY.

Watch repairs, 341 W. CRESCENT RLDS-CHURCH -The Crescent Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will have worship service Sunday at 11 led by Elder Earl Hoyt. Sunday school will be at 9:45 a m. The Young Married Group will meet at 7 p.m. at the church.

WHETHER she's seventeen or seventy she'll lov you for sending her flowers on Valentine's Day from Shaw's Flower Shop 18 Pearl St. Phone 7355--Adv. FRYERS, 37c a Hens 26c a Roasting Springs, 23c a lb. Iowa Cream and Produce Co. Dial 'POLICE COMPLAINT A local man Thursday night m- pjamcd to police that was struck on the jaw by a bartender in a Broadway tavern.

He told police he would file charges Friday. Police said the bartender denied the attack. BALI; the latest, most exciting word game, for solitaire or with others! See it' Buy it! Play it! Now available at Emannes Printers Stationers. --Adv. Coats, drastically reduced to clear.

Mae Anderson Shop, 23 North Southwestern Iowa Record BIRTHS FARRAGUT A son to Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Gruber. COUNCIL BLUFFS MARRIAGE LICENSES Lloyd George Dunbar, 36, Underwood, and Eva Maxine Wolverton, 33. Underwood Donald R.

Kessler, 31, Treynor, and Betty Jane Damn, 29, 3018 W. Broadway. POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Federal tax stamps are affixed at rate of $110 per $1,000 Henry E. Lyla F. Brewick to Donald Edmund Hulda Louise Sweetman; 22' Lt Lts 5 6 Lt.

7, all in Blk. 3rd Add. $1,200. Wilbur A. Elsie D.

Wiley to Frederick Day; Lts 13, 14 15, Blk 13, Benson's 1st Add. $1. (rev. $165). Jasper Salvo to Frederick J.

S0vttf Two Four Of 10 Fire Victims Suffer Throat Infections Throat were the only from exposure for four fire here. ,3 They and six other person! fled from their burning home intof iub-zero cold early Thursday. They were clad in night Reported on the sick list Fri. day with sore throats were vid. Elizabeth, and Howard, chit dren of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Richards of 1513 S. Uth St. Their aunt, Mrs. James Summers, also was reported ill with a 'throat infection.

Three other children of the Richards' apparently Buffered no ill effects. Staying with Relatives The Richards family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Summers are temporarily living with relatives at 1503 'Avenue C.

They lost all of their possei- FRESH poultry and eggs Lands Poultry. 3100 4th St. Ph. INCOME Tax benefits-- Know them? Call Ted Leary Federal Tax FALLS ON ICE "James Gre go, 42, 318 Fuller received bruises on his forehead Thursday when he slipped and fell on th ice. He was treated at Merc Hospital.

DIAMONDS WATCHES. We specialize. Payday payments. E. Baird INCOME TAX RETURNS.

For- help call A. E. Holt, 3-2287. -'Adv. HURTS HAND--Clarence Ring, 40, of Neola, suffered an injured hand Thursday when a 223-pound barrel of frozen chickens fell on him at a local produce firm.

He was taken to Mercy Hospital, x-rayed for possible fractures and released. CENTRAL CAFE, 628 W. Bdwy. Open Sundays and nights. Southern fried chicken, barbecue ribs to go i the box.

Phone 9734. -Adv. TAX Return preparation. Constance Fryer. Phone BURNS HAND Melody Exline 15-month-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs Richard Exline of 325 N. 10th burned her left hand on an iron Thursday. She was treated at Jennie Edmundson Hospital. LOVELY Blooming Plants from $150 up. Shaw's Flower Day; Lts 8 9, Blk.

2, Home Place also that part NE SE, 28-75-44 not included in plat of Home Place Add $1,400 Frederick J. Francis Day to'Clarence A. Jr. Rosemary Smith: Lt. 4, Blk.

3, Plamview Add $1. (rev. $1045). Community Homes, Inc to Bruce P. Hazel C.

Baker; Lt. 9, Blk. Lts. 2, 3 8, Blk. 9, Galesburg Add other land situated in Pott.

Co $1. Frederick J. Frances E. Day to Hallie C. Agatha Pickering; Lt.

5, Blk. 3, Plamview Add. $1. (rev. $1045).

C.R.I. P. R.R to Tn. of Minden, part of former depot grounds of I P. RR.

Co. Tn. of Minden, la. $184. E.

J. Ollie Pierce to Jessie R. Poor; Out Lot 1, Van Brunt Rice Add $115. Ira Byrd T. Hays to Robert J.

Sr. Dorothy Walker; Lts. 15 16, Ben Mar Add Sub. of part SEU SEU, 13-74-44; $1. $110).

Fannie D. Wedc to Ernest 0. Wedc; Lt. 1, Blk. 4, O.

P. Tn. 'of Mmden, la. $1. i At The Ho vies: I-enijuos Under The Sea," 1 12.

3-22. 5 32. 7 42, 9 32. Strand "Hansel and Grctcl." 2 05, 1 )0, 7 40, 10 35 "Kansas Pacific," 12.50, 3 40, 6 30, 0 20 Liberty a 1 11 4 On, 6 56, 1 47 "Row cry to Bagdad," 12, 2.51, 5 42. 33.

IN OMAHA "Bridges at Toko Ui," 12 50, 10, "i 25, ,7 45, 10 This Ts Paris," 12, 20 fi 40, 10 "Hrl! Raiders ot the Deep," 15, 5, 20 a i "Undrrwatrr," 12 f5, 20, 6.1(1, JO "The Sleeping Tiger," 1 SO 5 10. 10. State "Green Fire." 12, 1.01, 4 06. f. 11, 1C, 10 21.

This Rare Lincoln Portrait Pyles, local photographer. Reveals Rare Lincoln Picture Unearthed Only Two Years Ago A rare and unusual photograph of Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday anniversary is Saturday, was revealed here this week. A glossy print of the photo is owned by Bob Pyles of 221 Fourth St. Pyles got the print from Tony Wieners, a portrait photographer in Topeka, under whom Pyles studied. The picture was taken about 1860 during one of Lincoln's political campaigns, Pyles said.

"But it was not used at the time," he added. The negatives on eight by 10 inch glass plates were mislaid at the time, he added. They were unearthed only two years ago in Philadelphia by a collector from Springfield, HI. "It is not only an excellent study of Pyles said, "but a fine example 'of the por- traiyphotography of that era." Hit-Run Driver Sought By Police Police Friday were seeking a hit-and-run motorist who struck and damaged a car owned by Paris France. 633 S.

1st St. The car received $200 damage Thursday night while parked at the France home, police said. Police said some chrome strips from the hit-and-run car were found at the scene. was revealed this week by Bob Osbornes To Mark 44th Anniversary Mr and Mrs. Ernest Osborne, 200 North Ave, will celebrate their 44th wedding "anniversary Sunday.

In honor of the occasion, members of the family, their sons and daughters and their grandchildren will assemble at the residence. Those who will be here are: Mr and Mrs. Marvin Waugh, Mr and Mrs. John Osborne, Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Osborne, and their children and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lehigh of Omaha.

able to be with their parents Sunday are: M. Sgt. Harry Osborne of'Alabama; and Sgt. Floyd Osborne in Korea Both Mr. and were born near Emerson and were married in Glenwood He is employed 4 at Wilcox Green house, where he has worked for 15 years.

Surplus Butter Is Received By County The Pottawattamie County Welfare Department Thursday received 4,480 pounds of butter for distribution in the surplus commodity food program. Welfare Director Ernest Carter said the consignment consisted of 140 cases. Each case contains 32 pounds of butter. The butter came out of a federal government holding stored in Council Bluffs, Carter said. The butter was made in Wisconsin.

Distribution of the surplus foods will be held from 9 a to 4 m. on Wednesday, Thurdsday and Friday. Identification cards are being sent out to those entitled to the foods. Persons are asked to go to 231 Pearl St. to claim their allotments.

sions, except two family Bfblei in' the fire. The Bibles owned Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Summei were'found almost intact In th ruins of the house, Mrs. Sun men said.

1 "It's the "Only the covers were scorched. Mrs. Richards' Bible was lyin open on a table in the room wher an oil heater flared up causin the fire, Mrs. Summers added. Mrs.

Richards said Friday ttu had supplied ample cloth ing for the children. "It's the folks who ar having trouble about added. Richards and Sun mers, who are laid ol at an Omaha smelter, have onl, light cotton garments, she said. The group also is seeking i house. "We've got a few dollar left but 'we haven't found any thing in the way of house she added.

NOW PLAYIM! Opn till KIMitt Only 20e All Day Book Omahcm Who Struck Parked Car Donald L. Frankland, 25, Omaha, was booked' on a traffic charge after his car struck and damaged a parked car owned by Perry Suspect, 26, Returned To Bluffs William McKee Jr 26, of Perry, was returned to Council Bluffs Thursday from Adel and is being held in the county jail on an insufficient check charge. McKee is accused of giving a worthless $20 check to a store at Underwood, Chief Deputy Sheriff Wayne Moser said Friday. Educator To Speak CLARINDA Dr. Henry M.

Johnson, dean of Scarritt College for Christian Workers at Nash- Harry Hansen, 614 S. 7th at the Hansen home Friday, morn- First Methodist Obituaries Linda Ann Paulson Linda Ann Paulson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paulson of 2215 Avenue died at birth Thursday at a local hospital. Other survivors are: Grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Gimbel of Scotland, S. and several aunts and uncles. Funeral services were held Friday at Cutler Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev.

Aleck Ulmet, pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene, officiated Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery. ing. Total damage was estimated at $500. Frankland posted a $15 bond for appearance in Municipal Court Monday on a charge of failure to have a car under control. ville, will speak to Meth- Men and their guests at Church Wednesday evening.

The men will be joined by their wives for a ladies' night banquet. funerals Funeral services for Kinsell, 38, operator of a club in Valdez, Alaska, will be conducted in Alaska. Date of the was not disclosed here. Mr. Kinsell, a former resident of Council Bluffs, died in Alaska of a heart disease Tuesday.

He had been in Alaska World War going there white in the Army. He was the son of the late Orie Kmsell, who was sheriff of Pottawattamie County for several years. Mr. Kinsell was a member of Cobia 631, AF and AM, of Council Bluffs. Cell Ut for All Travel Arrangements Tlclwts at litre YM TRAVEL MART rfatol CMcftalM--ftlAL 3-M41 LIBERTY PLUS JACK FIRST COUNCIL BLUFFS SHOWING--THEIR LATEST FUN-FESTIVAL! and Color Cartoon Htyer Mortuary AMIULANCI Ml WMUw Beem-Belford RlNiRAL MOM! HAVE GIRL Mr.

and Mrs Laurence Davis of Glenwood are parents of a daughter born Thursday when she felK She was treated at Jennie Edmundson Hospi- FRENCH Doughnuts at Axelsen's Bakery, 328 W. Adv. DAUGHTER BORN A firl was born Friday nf Mercy Hospi. tal to Mr. and Mrs.

Noel Supernaw of 824 Fourth Ave. CROCHETED, ham, made Rifts. Helen'! Gift Shop 217 N. WIN '100 SAVINGS BOND REGISTER AT THE SAFECO BOOTH AT THE OMAHA AUTO SHOW THE HEART OF YOUR KITCHEN DISPOSABLE FILTER BAGS FOR ALL MAKES VACUUM CLEANERS MEUERMANN APPLIANCE CO. 147 W.

I'Oay Pliant 3-2802 GRAND CANYONSCOPE nctmicotCH TODAY! SATURDAY! I 12 COLOR FEATURES Saturday Only Doors Open 12:00 Noon SHOW STARTS AT 12:15 P. M. 'IT CALLS FOR MICHAEL MYERKRC PRODUCTIONS. IMC. promts Distributed by A Miracle That Happens Only to the Very at Heart! Full LMIth Future In FAIRYLAND COLOR by PLUS CO-FEATURE! EPIC RAILROAD-WESTERN ADVENTURE! KANSAS I HA YD EN mane EXTRA ADDED SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY! THE EXCITING FINAL CHAPTERS OF "GUNFIGHTERS of th.

NORTHWEST" A "THE BATMAN" FREE' Until 3:00 P. M. COCCI TREE! SMARTT PANTS PATCHES rift El STARTS SUNDAY! Cinemascope SOUND SOMETHING NEW! SOMETHING A DIFFERENT 1 VAN DRUFF AGENCY 121 Mete 1-7141 MlNt) THIS COUPON FOR DISCOUNT ON COOK PAINT CARMEN MMOMt WITH RODEN PLUMBING M90 Wmt BWrajr Phmit MUMNM tANtWMI f) MIlfT decree that nil the claims or interests dpfendnnts. or either of them, hilKRI to said real be c'ared to Junior and inferior to rV.intlff'* judgment and that said roal estate be subjected to the sat- of" plaintiff's Judgment. r-1 by law and a rxeril- )')n Uync accordingly anil thnt be grftnted other and Elmer E.

Parish. Janitor 2840.00 Tlnlph J. 2SiO.OO PROBATION OFFICE James D. Huyck, Probation Officer 4340.00 Roberta H. Pettie, Invest- gators 3300.00 Joanne L.

Lukken. Invest! pators 2500.00 P.n.X. OPERATORS Justina M. Bridenbaugh 2250.00 Marie Kerns 120C.OO INSTITUTE ACCOUNT COLLECTOR Harry R. Git tins 3720.

CO AVEED COMMISSIONER Alfred T. Neilstn. April 1st to 31st. per month CLERK'S OFFICE Norvin G. Reese.

Deputy (by Code) Nels P. Hansen, Deputy (by Code) Leroy E. Jacks. Deputy (by Code) Herman Anderson, Deputy Dorothy Olsen, Deputy Huberta J. Grote, Clo.rk Myrtle Fcllmgham, Clerk Marilyn J.

P.iulscn, Clerk Tiber relief as may IQ the r.it-rt to Ire Just -and' proper in I 1 "are ft'so heroby notified to l-o fore Court at Council in rotUwaitamle County. Iowa, en or before the 3rd day, 'Of and yon an! modon 'or irr 27 (2) 3-10-- 3975.00 3975.00 3600.00 2S20.00 2820.00 2100.00 Mathfas, 'Bniliff S6IC.OO Cl.nrenre'Russell. Bailiff 27GO.OO PARKVIEW HOME R. C. PitkeriiiK.

Supt. 2000,00 Mar' Pickering. Matron 2ooo.no Vivian Ruttcrfield, COUNTY HOME Ira J. HnJnes, Steward $2200.00 Helen Hnines. Matron 2fOO.OO Norman-J.

Haines, Watch- man isoo.nn Cook IjOiiHe Pfltton GCO.OO SOLDIER'S RELIEF Rex Richardson, pater S600 oo On motion Board adjourned sub-' A. KNOTT Chairman ATTEST: A. County Auditor ADJOURNED" JANUARY 12. 1955 The Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session unth all members present, Chairman Knott presiding. Moved by Johnk, by Anderson, that salary schedule of the various named of road maintenance employees he Approved of'January 1955, as follows: Motion carried.

KNOINWEirS OFFICE Pmil J. Kn- gincer Delhert Asa't. Ass't. Purclias- Sccre- Oliver Agent Dorothy tary Bridge Foreman isooo.nn 5400.f() awo.oo S240.fifl 3noo.ro Moved by Miller, seconded by Olsen, -that setni-anmial settlement of bank balances of County Treasurer be approved. Camcd.

Moved t)y, Olsen, seconded by Johnk. that approval be given to appointment oi Chester Childs as Garner Township Clerk. Carried. Moved by Anderson, seconded by Olsen, that consent road petition No. 300 be approved.

Carried. Moved by L. Heyne of Lincoln seconded by L. Brokman, that 1055 County load program, as set out by Board of Approval, be adopted Carried. On motion Board adjourned subject to "call.

A. KNOTT Chairman of Board ATTEST: A. BEESENDORFJSR County Auditor ADJOURNED SESSION JANUARY 24. 3953 The BoardCof Supervisors mot, in adjourned session with all members present, Chairman Knott presiding. 'Moved by Johnk.

seconded by Olsen, that the fpl lowing Resolution be adopted. Carried. RESOLUTION The Board of Supervisors oC Pot- tnwattamie County. Iowa, on this 21th clay of January 1035. rooom- mcncls that (ho Iowa.

State Hitfi- way Commission make the following changes in the county's Farm to Market road fcystem: 1. Remoie from the Farm to Maiket System the roafl be- at the N.AV. corner of Sec. 5-7G-42 south two miles. 2.

Add to the Farm to Market System the road beginning at the east corner of Sec. 30-7G-41 west 1.5 miles (Signed) M. A. KNOTT Chairman Board of Supervisors Pottawattamie A. Biesendorfer.

Auditor in ancl for Pottawattamie County, Iowa, do hereby certify the above and foregoing to be a true and exact copy of a resolution passed and approved by the Board of Supervisors of Pottawuttamie County, Iowa, at its meeting bold on the 2Uh day of January (Signed) A. AV. BIESENDORFER County Auditor Moved bv Miller, seconded by Anderson, that the lollowinfe- Resolution be adopted. Carried. IT That the Board of Supervisors of Pottawattamie County, Iowa, on i 2Hh day of January 1955 recommends that the following projects be approved by the State Highway Commission for improvement with Farm to Market Road Funds: Item A "TYPE OF WORK AND LOCATION Na Route" No.

OF PROJECT 1 2776 Surface from N. AV. corner Sec. 3G-7G-38 East to Cass County Line Bridge on County Road over AValnut Crcok Sc. R3SW Surface from N.

W. comer Sec. 1-77-40 East, South, East North to Shelby County line in Sec. 5-77-39 Reconstruction Giade Surface with Chcm. Stabilization from Cor.

Sec. 34-71-40 North to intersect FAS Route No. 752 Sec. 22-71-40' Reconstruction Grade Surface i Chcm. Stabilization from N.

W. Cor. Sc-c 1-7G-12 South East to S. E. Cor.

Sec. 4-7G-42 Grade Surface with from a point mile East of S. AV. cor. Sec.

22-74-42 North to A cor. SPC7T10-7I-42 FM Grade install pipe, approximately Only mile North of S. B. Cor. Sec'.

33-74-42 719 Install pipe near N. 13. Cor. Sec. 2C-71-3S 2 722 3 2G95 2765 FM Only EST.

COST 3.7CO 30,000 LENGTH 1.0 Mi Mi 10.5CO 3.43 Mi 11,870 2.25 Mi Assessments City Special-Assessments CorpptatiOa Funds School Xistnct Funds Township Funds Library Board County Old Ago and Surv. Ins. (Federal) Credit' Funds Military Service.Tax Exempt Fund Juvenile County Fair Refunds' (Auditors) County Insane City'-Assessor 1 Improvement ot Instruction, Asric. Land Credit S'KHG Pub. Emp.

Ret. Monevs and Credits Mobile Trailers 'Net balance on hand 1954 $1,553,312.79 55.590,446.12' Overdrafts RECEIPTS On ha-nd'May 31st, 19J4 From Current 1'axes 1953 From Delinquent Taxes. 1952 and prior 1 Interest and Costs Drainage Taxes Citv 1 Assessments (Paving, Sewer, etc.) Delinquent Dog Tax From Auditor From Cigarette License Fiom Beer License Gas Tax to County Old Age Pension Tax Interest of School Furtd H. 151.51 .211.54 2.2S0.24* 4.SH.16 60.S7 9t3.0fi 16.51P.5C 3I jh.oSb-02 2.911.80 21.934.S3 7.7S6.14 5S7.564.63 9,910.05 7,953.45 319.U16.22 37.672.27 T.OS6.S.-S 8,297.60 250.00 500.00 10.fiC9.S7 16.5W 33 944.50 42,256.46 4.S.i^l.it 621.S27.21 1,175.01) 227.J90 77 44.762.S3 13.it.SJ. 31 79.tJ75.1S 513.5U 1.027,649.95 1.2J.V.9CJ.33 3S.225.97 45.67S.SO 16.35 il.10 1.627.U5 17.20S.1S 34.4JU.J.5 57S.JU.19 1.313.057.25 3.567.:)6 3.00$.95 13.35.:.45 319.016.21 37.672.27 la.U9.Uo 4.S01 S3 2.730 37 11.3S5.44 .) 2.0.0^,'SI 631.41 51.61 J.SU.ul 5.522.57 U'arranta 6t7.6t 1.506.43 403.95 1.S12.347.1T 1,461,059.23 SJ.040.3* 2,925.46 615,529.35 9.7S5.21 11,720.60 10.7SS.S3 I.OQS.S6 70.39».5:i 51,227,57 609.63S.1S 29,315.50 13.032.85 1S.21S.74 2,730.37 .11.701.17 2i.777.S2 18,519,56 22,450.23 52.979.35 fi.SSS.OO J7.445.75S.91 $6,251,400.62 $1,131,358.29 71.6S1.9U 176.12 4.759.7J 63,390.77 (.697.22 140, 093.

30 1J.S1C.37 2,925.16 10.S50.55 9,765.29 12.3S7.3.! 10.777.33 2.3S1.H 33.732.37 16.796.72 36.236.9D 728,13 2, 095.79 15,792.55 3.5S9.77 315.73 SS.59 1.727.0L 741.65 1S.4C.7.35 6.3SIU4 77.2S3.40 2S.14i.31 LEGAL PUtLICATlOMt Warren U. 481. 3J liowurd S. Jensmi 438.20 C. JU.

SVKS. liank H. 167.19 JUVENILE FUND Probation-AMlcace Kxptnte 63.GJ SO.21 19. 61.28 U. JAuyck pcttle Boarding ixmuiu Caughcy John Cox Norman Hcnsley Mrs.

Ed Jetibcu Luth. Home Findinx Soc. Mis-. Marsjarei Mathiaten, Albert P. Reid Mrs.

Walter Steppuhn Sunbeam Homo Mother Superior Medical Care Dr. Martyn H. Bierman Dr. W.m. P.

Horn bach Jennie Kdniundsou Hosp. Mercy Hospital Dr. I. Dr. Kiehard E.

Weaver Clothing John iteno Co Peoples Dept. Storo 2.101. i Gershuns Dept. Store Supplies 797,75 i JBmannes i i ISO. 00 3.8U.UO 1.GS1.41 452.82 Co i telegrams Hushaw Drugs WUIarda Cate, meals rarkview-Ctihties Co.

Bluffs Gas Co. City AA'ater AVorxs Iowa Power Lipht So. N. Bell Tele. Co Food Keitrtce Foods Co ForJ Dairy Macs.

Meat Market Public Market 120.10 13G.C5 IS. 62 40. CO SC.OO iu.ro s.oo 5.00 137.30 2. CO 3 0 s.ss 221.73 77. S2 13.73 12.20 12.

to 4.70 51.25 6.70 60 n.73 31.2S lie.18 Quaker" HkK. Co 9.D4 supplies. Repairs Bernstein Bros Equipment 5.137.01 i i DISBURSEMENTS i State Treasurer's Receipts 2,619,176.25 (Service Compensation) Countv- Auditor's AVarranU Road Bonds Redeemed 16,935.90 rCiiv Specials Sewer, 7.7S6.14 Ceruf. or Orders on Co. Treii-s, by Mayors of Cities and -Towns loS.OO Order? on Co.

Treas. by Presidents 2,350.00, of School Wst 975.00 Township Clerks' Receipts 297.392. to Sight D.afts for Automobile Licenses 1,959.09 state Treos. Receipts--A. Lie.

Fire Equipment Co James Green AA'm. H. Bell Plumhlnff Co. Bluffs Svgs Bk. H.

Connolly Dru? Co. Drs. Marsh, med. care C. Penney.

ing i RoU SkoHy Service. MS 1.60HI STATE INSTITUTIONS insane Commission Automobile Numbers and Licenses AVeeiU Tax Forfeitines front Clerk Fines and Forfeitures from Other Officers TrUt'Funds (Including unclaimed fees)' from Clerk of Patients in State Institutions Care of Patients in County Institutions Sale of Produce at County Home, Livestock Fees from Coroner Fees from County Auditor Fees from Countv Treasurer Fees from County Recorder Fees from Clerk of District Court Fees from Sheriff "Use" Tax (Motor A ehicle) Hc-mes-tead Credits Military Service Tax Exemption Miscellaneous Receipts County General Miscellaneous Receipts Poor Miscellaneous Receipts Road Maintenance Miscellaneous Receipts Road Construction Miscellaneous Receipts From Others Auditor Refund Orders Transfers from Funds S2.47 old Age Pension Payments to State Treasurer ltn.50 Receipts for "Use Tax" Remit fed 1,711.90 Homestead Credit's Apportioned 22.SGC.71 Military Service Tax Exempt. Cr. Fund Apportioned 47.80 County Fair Agricultural Credits n.762 4S Auditor Reiimd Orders 3.113.25 Transfer to Funds 219.0S 2.12.' 00 4.50 14,362.37 10,042 10 1,226.30 573.341.19 Df J. D.

Mahoney Attorney Fee' 1 313 K7.25 i lj eo 3'5S7 95 Ralph Fersnison 606.141.31 Oliver 0. Over 6 323.30 i 1 F. C.T.r.i^lia i i TVills-oii 1.933.60 i Witness Fees C. E. Moore 13.6S 1.43 fi.SO 7.1'J 3.39 6.52 4S.no 6.22 3.CO 17.53 5.60 22.50 52.50 30.

CO IP.no 10. CO 10.00 20.00 10. 10 319,016.22 37.672.27 5U(u 2.730.37 1.60S.50274 6.003 67 44,132.12 25.977.47 I3.S51.35 5,010 61 l.GOS.502,74 Total Receipts $7,145,758.31 Balance on hand December 31. 1954 1.191.3SS.29 Total Hoden 6.2? 3.U 4IKOO 7. CO Ambulance Service State Sanatorium, caro R.

Stuelke, Insane mile- asre LIBRARY Rooks I. S. E. A. Library Service 31.

Hale Co. Prentice Hall Inc BA'KGS DISEASE Tndetnnity Howard PaJen 3.00 Meriyn Ross 25.l0 Ivan Armstrong- 106. SI Paul B. Perry 63.00 Robert Summr 12.50 DOMESTIC ANIMALS rVndre-cv- Anderson, 1 cow 4S.78 S.CO J7.U5.75S.91 Council Bluff 1 Iowa, December 31, 1051 "Walter AV I ehtnan Treasurer of Pottawattamie County. do hereby certitv that the report above is a correct summary of the busincbs transacted Dy ma as said Treasurer during the period heiein specified.

AVAL.TJER AV. LEHMAN County Treasurer On motion Board adjourned sub----- ject to call. Chairman of Boan ATTEST: A. AA BIESENDORFER County Auditor FEBRUARY CLAIM REGISTER I. A.

AV. Bies-endorlei, Counli Auditor, Uie following: a cor rect list of the claims allowed b. the Hoard of Supervisors as in the Claim Register in the office which is marte a part of proceeding- of the Board. GENERAL Publications Farmer Labor Press Journal Heuild Oakland Acorn AValnut Bureau Nonpareil Neola Gazette Reporter Utilities Co. Bluffs Gas Co Avoca Water Works Iowa Power Light Avoca Iowa Power Light Co.

City AVater AVorks N. AV. 'Bell Tele. Co United Tele. Co.

of Iowa Extra Help A i a Baum Jean Kelso 13. Olerich Arthur E. Jilgan Joan Edson Pearl Kiger Vce M. Rush Gay a i Kima AVeimer I Jessie AVunner 1G2.1 lGii.3 I i 164.. is 40.1.9C 4.51.

97. 20,1.01 SS.G5 42S.02 I 50 2n 0(1 157. SO 117. t0 117. 102.00 713 274-4 10 2729 11 2735 12 2722 Total Install pipe Bridge over Mosquito Creek near Itt.

corner Sec. 21-75-43 Reconstruction Grade Surface with che.ro Stabilization from near AA' Vi corner Sec. 30-77-43 Northeast to intersect F.A.S. Route 2735 mi- North to S. AA 7 corner of S.

E. S. E. li-Sec. 18-77-43 Reconstruction Grade Surface with Cliem Stabilization from S.

AV. Cor. Sec 17-77-43, East, North East to Cor. Sec. 16-77-43 Reconstruction Grade and Surface with Client.

Stabilization i the 'i corner Sec. 2-77-42 East to the N. E. corner Sec. 2-77-42 (on Harrison County Line) 8.500 2.0 27.550 2.c:3 Mi 2,690 2,960 30,000 AV.

Stoufer 40.27 Matt AValsh 39.95 Po.srmaster, a i 60.00 -HT; Do-roihv E. Chrislensen 60.00 Unclaimed Fees Blanche I. Collins Chits. GlasConl, .55 Marjoric Flower Shelton 3 0 0 Criminal Mileage G. R.

Stuellve C. G. Jmrruham 1.31 Robert Clark 201.1! Board C- Lotltrinsr Prisoners Robert F. Clark G. R.

Stuelke 76ti.Si Supplies, Repairs Kqmpmen't 12,130 2-12 Ml 18.200 2.46 Mi .50 Audi tor and $161.920 CSigned) M. A. KNOTT Chairman Board of Supervisors held County Auditor Jtoved by seconded by Anderson, that otter ot Purchase: ot. County owned Lots 0 and 10, 7 IIowMds Addition, be approved for $510.00. Motion carried.

Moved by Anderson, seconded ny Olson, time Cisnrette peniiu of Lv- orott D. Schroder, dba Dew Drop Inn. Lots 13 and 11. Town of Loveland. Iowa, be prAntsd, Can iod.

Moved by fob'i 'Bonded by Relief Commission Finley C. Frost, Trustee- Pig-eon Creek Dramafce Dist. -Vo. 2 Elmer 1 F. AVestphal, Dep.

500.00 1,000.00 Sheriff s.ulo» i compen- On motion Board- adjourned subject to call. M. A. KNOTT Chairman Board i i TM Tt Vrfl I i I I I I LJUO.I Miller, that S-am Hopors up- ATT A BIIC6ENUOKFJJK pointed Trustee of Lincoln Twp. to JS i.

1 i a fill existing -Motion carried. Moved hy Anrler.son, hecoiidecl hy Olsen, that surity bonds of the following named pfersons be approved. Carried. Robert Franklin a County Auditor AP.TOUliXEO SESSION 1--E15RUARV 1. 1955 Tho Board of Supervisor-? met in adjourned session i all members p-rfsent, Chainnan Knott presulinjr.

Deputy Sheriff." $2.000.00 o'n'motion bills of the previous Francis M. Harding-, Depu- Averc allowed and ordered ty' Sheriff 2,000.00 For details s-ee claim Allen Special Deputy Sheriff wialout com- if J. R. Paul, Deputy Sheriff without Howard E. ty i compensation Robert C.

Pickwr Deputy Sheriff tion Fred Petersen, Special Deputy Sheriff -R-ithout Krnneth Deputy' County Herman J. Anttron, Depu- Am.sworLh Pirg. Co Akii'u Holm Co Amsterdam I'rtg 1 Co. lid ware FVxrmer Labor rPehs FidUir Chambers, Co Fire Equipment Co Franklin 1'rtjir. Co Haw keys Prot.

Appli Goo. Headland Co Interstate Elect. Supply Co Journal Herald L. H. KIIpi.o Loose Leaf Monroe CiU.

Mach. Corp Oarci Cox Paint Glass Para wax Co. Matt Parrott Sons Peterson Prtc; Service L. H. Peterson Smith's Office Mach.

Co Swift Co Wjiclc Elect. Co Webster City Publ. Co. Registrar Mar K. Deficit Otto K.

Stceve nship Ttrustr-es Fred Ili9.21 22.2!) Vern Drner Harold S. H. Nelson Dorus Chads C. F. Clausen Stanley Uanney D.

i i i Geo. P. Oluf IjirsCn Cla.u»en LImcr Bondo AV. Brandc.s Kenneth H.ino W. ISealty Donald Iicatty a AV.

I-oharcH publication. Younar Moved Anderson, seconded jr. Kirchhoff Johnk. that non-resident notices he Klchard Vorthinann served on the following persons. Carried.

Tex and Jessie Miner. Transient, 715-Ith Co. Bluffs, Iowa and Robert Eakm. a i I i Ave. Co.

low a 1C irl and Transient, ll! 1 i-7lh A Co, r.luffs, Iowa Roherr Gamble, Transient. 3751 Clvde Stoker Thoe Hlsch A Korean E. A. Kroft A i n. Carl i orvlsors oOO.OS Edwv, Co.

-muffs. Iowa I Matt and Yjuiifr. ohn firso County, 2725 Bdwy, Co. rv7 i on1nk Bluffs YOWA i Danny Parson. AVoodburv County, in t- i ty Clerk of 2,000.001 211 So.

Co. Iowa Robert O. atwl "Mary T. and Let ha Stevens. Co.

r.lnffs 5v- T.k. A A H. Pickerinjr. SBpi. nnd Ma- l.THT-lSth 1 a s.

iron of Juvt'lilff laundry Ifownrd K. Km i nml AVerhs, Shel- r. 1: 1 A P. tire of Iviico.j Helknsip I Cotiniy, Neolsi. Iowa 1 AV.

Lohmnn. niileafc niiil.ftO, limner' Fnmk. County. 21 vv. AV.

Lflirwi, lioiinty C.i of Hcnton Oo Iowa i Porter. notice Peace. Twp. Slin.OO Suiid A. For.1, PIiMvou Ctv, i Dale Ivan Co.

US.Ml 3 o. 55 S4 5S 27.50 IS.56 IS.IS 37. S5 2.57 11. (HI 15.70 15.37 396.75 10. SO 3 i- 5 9 35,85 9.26 4 0 0 56.35 4 00 4.

Hi) 4 00 4.011 4 CO 4. I'll 00 1.00 4.00 4 4 0 0 4.00 4 0 0 4.110 4 V) 00 4.1)1) 4 HO 4.10 4.00 4.0' 4 00 4 f.fl 4 4.00 2 4 n.f 41.07 ST. 12 Sam Bubb Grocery Campbell Grocery Dye Mercantile Co Farmers Cash Store Haiisen Central Market Ideal Giocety Larson Grocery Margie's Market Meyers Cash Mm Vet Oakland Fruit Grocery Safeway Store 1 Inc. Thomas Grocery Voelz Store Beatrice Foods Fifth Ave. Super Market I.

C. a Jim's Super A'nlu Kruinenacber Grocery McUi ide Grocei Ben Passer Groceiy Peoples Store Grocery Red A i Store Ruhv's Grocerv Sixth Street a i South Alain Super A'alu Market George S. Stfinberp Grocery Union Mer. Co AVohlncr Orocory AVoods Grocery ClothniK A a Bootery Shop Goodwill 1ml GertJmns Dept. Stoie N.

Haely Co Kent Edward Springer iJeliMllo Sherold Hlaney Airs. A. Cole Florence Collier J. R. Day Co Gus Kralt a i Lloyd Riet i bchulu J.

.1. Smith Walnut State Bank Paul AVcaver Board C.iie Mrs. Frank C.ivt^ iavitt Nursinsr Home Style 101.60 dl.7*i 13.75 43.00 4S.20 66. C7 52.4H 21.70 411.07 GI.G-i 21 .70 2.50 122.50 3.1-1.15 27.50 17.40 78.10 21 S.i. 00 rn.oo 396.S2 43.13 2.1 2li 17.70 21.14 33.12 3.OS S.OO 1.25 20.00 i 20.00 2o.no 40.00 as.i Dr.

A. G. AVcsl Dr. Norman Dr, AVm. 1'.

Hombach Drills Ai ner Dmjr Store Biixidvvay i'luirmacy Clark i Co Con Drug Store Connolly 1)1 (Jo Crahan DI-UK Store Crihvvell DniK Store rank Street I'bannacy HUS.IIIIAV Drug Co Ireland Di UK Storo Joes DniK ytore Johnson Drug Store Chris Xrup Store Lanes Drufr Stoi i Di uj, Sioie Oaifi-Koss DriiKT Co Pharmacy Stole Taffe DruK Co A'allpy Store i 1.7 Mrs Iva jilmorc Rest Home lack.son Nnrslnp Home B. Mrs. Viola Kucha.ro ilo.odc Palmer Dororhv Heather "vOi-t Havon Nursing Home. Mary fcjchroeder Thomas J. Sorenson Airs.

i Thomas Watson Ro.st Home Mrs. Lucille AVilcken A'ou up Res 1 lome Alr Meile Zach Ambulance Bclforil Funeral Home Funoial Home Funeral Home iiplogicals ohribOn Drug 1 Store Hark Co. iahl Tire Op. Continental Keller Co lu.ihaw Drug Co. ohnson Storo arrl Hohs Diug Co a DI-UK Co Aid Irs.

John Cox William How ell imer Jensen Jonoa Valter Ir.s. Jim O'Connor lospital Care A a i Memorial Hospital "onnlo Edmundson Uv! Hospital Utiilical rs. A Mahonpy I 3r. Elmer O. Benn Dr.

Fred II. Beaumont Dr. Gordon UeM Dr. M. H.

Bierman Dr. 11. C. Hoy or Dr. A C.

Hi own Dr. G. V. Causthlan Clinic 2U.HO 46.110 1.1 00 33.40 00 42.9S 50. (0 iio.ro 45.ITO 51.50 75.0(1 .10.00 7i HO fif .00 no no 55.00 235 no 15 77.50 AA'heeler Drug Store Relief Division Co.

Ijlutts Uas, Co Dictaphone Corp Kmonnoei Ftynn JJect. Co FOK Olfice Kquip. Co Peterson Prijr. Service Iowa Power it Livrht. Co.

Western Union Tele. Co. Carl Uuber N. W. liell Tele.

Co Franklin Belt Dr. Gotden Jjci-t K. Carter Itc.ilih L'nit Co. Itluff.s Gas Co Co. lilulfs Ciiy AVater AVorka N.

AV. liell Tele. Co United Tele. Co Uetty Jeanne Oairpbcll ---Helen 15. Scliartt ---Margy Sczepkowski Fuel Merle.

Tnbbs 30.0(1 S3 20 19.30 75 lll.W 5511.01 37.91 31.a 15.UU 8.10 301.9- "(L3: 4b.25 It). 15 171.30 30.25 i to 46.69 105.0(1 30.78 41). 4 5 42.25 7.15 4 0 (Hi .11. 311.00 3.17 C5.0U Kundel Oil Co JennijiKs Coul Co Krottek Uros. Midwe.st AValnut Co.

Oriental Coul Co Pcnn, Oil Co Stokely Yards Fred West Mrs. Orville Hatcher Claude th Mrs. Earl Otta Marvin Price, Janitor la. State Dept. ot Soc.

Welf. Aid to blind la. "State Dopt. of Soc. AVelf.

A.D.C In. State Dept. of AVelf. Gen'! Kel Co. Bluffs SVKS.

Bk. AV. H. Sw.iO i.no li. CS tin 221.19 215.21 51.15 16.2S 15.00 Vi.54 7 S.OO 13.51 14.70 5 i i as M.P7 32 161.12 S72.5G Ket.

Iowa Public Emplo. Sys. 4.00! Iowa Employ, t-er, oiiun. COCNTY HOMfc: 4. tlr 111.

Ill) 2.10 2.915 3.21 6.20 61. IS 62.00 7.5'S i 2 5 7 30. CO 17.50 2 0 4 3 22. fO 3.00 4.K 20ii.30 Continental BkfT. Co.

Farmery Cash a Gcrrnoii Green 1. C. Market Swift Co Extra Help George lUsle EOith Glen AA'. 1 Rmp Mable Rohrer Edvvnrd Schwcnck Clothing T-rof People's Dept. Store Supplies.

Rr-onirs, Bredeors Supply Co Kler-trolane Fire KiiuiTWierit Co Krettek IJros JE M. Poet Mfsr. Co Sto'celv Ynrd. I K. T'nrtpnvood Yochom OixmRe K.

J. AV. r.e'l To Co AV. K. Ira J.

liainc-'- Dr. A.a ISesore, Hint. en re 1 1 i 12.55 1S1.SS 42.69 73.50 3' S5 4P.Oi' 13 13.60 Everett Piittmann. 1'cow Raymond Thomsen, calf AA'alter Tordik. 2 sheep Arthur Pederscn, 1 1 Iamb MAINTENANCE Tarti ft Labor American Auto.

Serv Tho Balbach Co Ballenwr A Serv. Uernstein Rluf vC- Supply Co. Herman M. Brown Co. Farm Serv.

Corp Fehrs Tractor Equip. Co Fullerton Lbr. Co Gate Citv Steel Pfrv Co Goodyear Serv. Co Hh-hway Equip. Supply Co CO Int.

Han-. Co Interstate Mach. Supply Co Jav -Sen-ice H. KA'e'mltli Co A'a'lov Aiach Co Molcii.nl Klnjwiton An to Top AVcldinp Co. Sidle- Co Standard A Farts Stokelv Yards- Storz -Sunph- Corp.

Toot Ford -Repairs A- i F.hert Service -Sf. Sn ner Serv n. F. Good rich Co. Donald MolCenzic Merte-5 AVeldinp- Repair Neola Tire Co Smith Mnoh.

Co Snoncer Ser. Station Hruce P. Hnker ft Krtinia i i it a Cn AVnle- "Works TIaneoek Tele. Co Iniva Poo-er Lltrht Co. NVnl-i Lteht S- AV.Te.r TVpt VfUev R.T;, Corp.

AA- Bf-ll Co I''O J. Town T'nilenvood Tonv Lisht Power To Prtr Co maha Pbo'o Fuel Oil S- Orr-ise Sen-ice Oil Co A- Sen ice T7.ii-.ert Gartice tin-r Ail Co nHe Pe'ro Cn f- vin Pt-vri; r.instr. Co Co. R. AVrichf Salary 4 1 21.7.

oner, Tre.i"; TTi 1 HK tr 45.00 93.51 40 00 25.00 If. 50 27. SO 200 17 24.00 2S.75 607.95 3S.45 4.40 21.13 127.10 fi 1 rt "0 sn nn 40- 3S3 117 in.50 51. "0 3i "i 1.30 4n 02 41 01 1 2fi.iO 41 in 3" an nn 7.30 13,70 15,00 ni 10.25 5" 10 I S2 I I 1 2 170.74 st.st .50 24.15 13 75 IS20.20 Add Escaped Slayer To 'Most Wanted' WASHINGTON --The escaped 3 i slayer of crusading Ohio editor s.no iDon R. Mellett was added U'ednes- a to the FBI's list of "10 most wanted men." Drups Dr.

U. J. Collision Or. Abboit Dean Di. Kdvvard Farrnce Dr.

I. J. Hunsyniann Dr. Robert Hayes Dr. J.

D. Dr. Donald V. Dr. G.

Howard Dr. C. C. Dr--. Merip'fts Dr.

Carl G. Dr. I. JoriOf Dr. P.

Jor.iiv.on 15.01' 7 I 0 3(' Rev. Jiulson Perkm-. ret. 1 7 I serv 13.M COURT EXPENSE 27.Of Rfiportinc P.xpen'.e I i Geo. r.

Tisi-hl-T 73.05 E. J. i i i 275.SO AV. i i 5.75 i on 7.ro 11 .110 Hrldnc Crew Van! Tranor Oporators Operators C'ulvort Crow Triiri-- i Dnvrr sjio.on aiooico S.iO'l.flrt a.wo.fo' K. Ju.Ntice of Nt-qw Twp ftlph XhcithnnL of IV.lco.

Twp 1,000.00 Frederick K. Jwell. of Pcfiof, Twp. Arthur Kiolwrd ConitsMc, Twp. Curiov H.

Con- a i Icv.vu fun! PAU! Blunt, Transient, Sotnh Uth Moved by i a upon recommendation the of Juvenile Coua, a a 1 of the following namel persons prop. i i i Kiusrh funeral Home. Cierk. F. r.

Township '-iuv -i-x w.lttatnlc CouTv IV u.sr Ralph hmillnr bv Movei- rnroner 1 c'OUNTY IN'SANC 'ospiial be fo'lows. i Feb. 1st, I POOH FUND FOCH! Jpniee Hnvck Chief Prob-V- nroadwny SunfrA nlu lion Ofjeer 00 Groc- 00.00 p.oh^-'a ncp.i'y Pro- eery i ba-'ion Officer J.42'1 01! Groecr- Joinne Lnl-Ven. Deputy I'ro- Axoe-i. i i Grorcrv 1 b.ltion Of'icvr S.fil'ft 00 Bee Hh t- Ororery Dr.

Dr. IV, Ur. 'V. ir J. KlulC O.

Krunil Justice of Pr'ri Fees II. Brook C. H. Hurri Thomas Tost.s Dr. A in Moo H.

VooroN.vl Sliripl 1 i 277.JO 405.CO 27. Or. ro 45.00 Tolnnnr Co. 277.22 Or. Cordon Dr.

H. Vector M'llarrt iviei-sdi Dr. I.ucv M. ttndH-x Dr. A.

Solo Dr. T. F. Dr. J.

W. StArclfii-n Dr. I--nie Stemhill Dr. V. Trevnor Dr.

Frink N. YVcInr he'n H. 11. ILwcn. fO" AV.

AV. I rf COUNTY ASSESSOR I Tr rh.iniher f'o 3 Fran! C- P'irrott Sons Inc A 2 7 f. A 10 Of. Charley r.lhs-on The fugitive is Patrick Eugeno JIcDermott, 56, described by the FBI as "a cold-blooded paid assassin." McDormott was convicted 29 years ago of the ambush slaying of Mellett, editor of the Canton, Ohio, Daily News, who was shot near his home. The prosecution charged that McDermott had been employed to commit, the crime by Canton un- jdcnvorld elements whose, activities ircntoni McHott's militant newspaper articles concerning an alleged alliance between hood- Uiriis and certain police officials.

JlcDermoU got a life sentence. Ho had served more than 27 years i whfi from the Ohio 3f.6s Penitentiary at ColumbiK last Nov. i 2S. Outside the prison, fie robbed taxicab driver who WAS ftxrtcd drive him out of the area. Hij :s.St!.conversation then indicated thai he ftVAl jwas headed for Chicago, 'said.

i 7n 60.