The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 14

PAGE SIX COUNCIL BLUFFS UOWA NONPAREIL--OCTOBER 28, 1947. iSEErHHEARD DIVORCED Fred Letner, 55 route 2, WHS divorced lues- da in District Rot court from Josephine Letner, 41, Los Angeles lie testified ivcrc married in Kansas Mo, in l'J2'J. and hhc went to a i i In Octobei, 3H. arid has fused to i i The Judge approved stlpu lation denying her alimony and support money A Super a 7th St and 16th Avc Open evenings Krtsh opgs a 45c Lean a pork chops 9c Ib ground ef 30c Ib, hc or pork brains 12e I I SlUed baton Hi All brand 1 til candy bars Ic, Clgarcts $103 carton--Adv. HELP' We need homes tor sale We have cash buyers wait ins We sell 'em Rlkor Ingm ham, Realtors --Adv.

TWO ENLIST--'lwn new armv enlistees sent from tho local 10 i i station ore Edward McCurdy, if), Omaha, who joined the air force, and Clarence Hunt J5 Fifth av( who i so to Europe for throe a duly Recruiting Sgt Robert 11 Kowen said Tuesday CAT 16 CAPS' CAPS' UOJR i and i c.ips--Couluroy, glib miin i a i two tonn. anrl various colors 5100 lo $125 Iowa Clothes Shop --Adv Jl ST rectived shipment of I i hose in latest f.hade«s Iowa Clothes Shop -Adv FINDS PURSE-- Jim McKee 3240 Third avenue, turned over to polite Monday i worm n's purse he found on the Ak S.ir Ben bridge McKee (old polite when he found tho purse, It a open and the contents were hpilled There was no money In it WALL PLUGS, switches, re modeling Complete lino of fixtures at our new store. Council Blutts Electric Company, 2313 Phono 7581--Adv. FOR RENT OR SALE--Masquerade costumes Very reasonable 7.21 North 8th St--Adv. DAMAGE PROPERTY-- Frank nstlen, 2906 Second avenue Is running a losing race with He told police Monday night he is i i up the house at that address but vandals were damaging It faster than he tun rtpalr it.

SPECIAL prices on cold wav Ing machine imd machlnoless r-nnnents Free hair cutting ti Beauty Sthool. 3 3011-- Adv VE.KT your friends rit the Old Time Dance, Honey Cnek, Iowa, night, Oct. 29th--Adv. COOTIETTES--The Red Wins Cootiette club will hold a potluck Halloween party Wediies at 6 30 at the Railroad 'iMCA Members nre asked to bring their own broad und but- ttr and table servlte. WM NIEBUHR organist and Woodrlng Funeral Home program on KSW1 Monday, Wednesday.

Friday, at 10 a rn -Adv WANTED, i waitresses, middle aged or younger. Land's Cafe. 555 West Broadway --Adv VFW AUXILIARY--The VFW auxiliary will meet at 1 30 at Cutler's funeral home Wednesday to attend the uncial services of Mrs Mary Cooley, mother of Mrs Alice Pinhero. RUMMAGE SALE at II ily Family church basement Wednesday and Thursday, Oct 30 Ooen evenings, too--Adv. CUTLER funeral home, Ambul 533 Willow Ave Ph 7779--Adv.

LARGE PACKAGE RINSO for 29 HOY MITT $13 W. Woihlngton I Atvnril" mil at vltlirr nt our i I i I find Ml north il trrt IRUCI HAYS f. D. No. 1 I A I I I I A I I i 1(1 i I I I nnd for Wcdnttday and Thortday, Oct.

21 and 30 I I SENTENCED i Gau, 40, local hole 1 Tuesday was sen tpnced to two days in Jail on a valiancy clmige by Municipal Judge Allan Aulell Oau was ar leste'd Monday afternoon by po lice who found him sleeping in the second floor of the garage In i of 5Jt) i stieet Oc dipantb of tlu place said they had not given him permission to stay there AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE National Standaul Policy, $5000 $10,000 Bodily Injury $5000-- Pioperty Damage Council Bluffs Hate $820 each Six months, plus V300 i i fee I iirmeis I i i i i Liiouj) Phone 341H5 Adv. vrNETlAN bilndb and window shades Salus and service Swan son Manufacturing Co, 110 B'chvciy Phono 7247--Adv CHARGED--Harold W. Wiene- ko, Spencer, was booked for reckless driving Monday afternoon and ho was releasc-d on a $100 bond to appear Oct 31 in i i a court Police said he was i i east on Broadway at I shed "tiavellng the speed i i CIVIC Music presents Opus 3, an evening of fine entertain- i Cast ol 00 A i school A Oct 31 Adrn 90c Tickets available Clark's Drug, Balrd Jewelry, Brown's Shoe Store--Adv. AMVE'IS Post Oncral business meeting, 8 to i at club rooms, i a i A WATCH DISAPPEARS-- A Andeison, 2017 Avenue re ported to police Tuesday while moving from 3500 Avenue woman's 17 Jewel yellow gold wrist watch, wllli a small diamond on each side, valued at $10, disappeared NOROr large sl70 oil home heaters, Noige electric 1 and nat- uial gas ranges now available Terms desired Laustrup Music Co, Broadway at 4th St --Adv. RED TOP Cab Co addition of new phone number 0631, as well as former number 0632-- Adv.

TAX LIST--County Treasurer Martin Peterson said Tuesday his office Is prepailng a list of delinquent taxes for tho tax bale the first Monday In December Tic said tuxes paid before then would avoid additional penal ties. WILL pay C7u Interest and glvu first moitgage on $14000 home Good location and income prop erty i Kox 0735, in care of Nonpareil --Adv. CASH for your homo, business property, real estate contract or equity. Joe Passer. Ph.

DIVORCED Pauline Jensen, 29, was given an uneontested divorce fiom Mervin Jensen, 30, In i i court Tuesday by Judge Charles Roe They were man led at Hiawatha, Klin Oct 12, 1946 7 30 CALIBER Spilngflcld, $40 20 double, German, $(50 22 Winchester, $25 Six-tube Stewart-Warner radio, $25. Phone 3 3084 --Adv. TOWNSEND CLUB--Townsend club No 3 hold its regular business, meeting Wednesday at 8 in tho Walnut hall, 141 West Broadway. Florence Baker school of dancing will present a program at 8 30 m. 1936 CHEVROLET, Master De- LUVP.

Motor In good condition I I our new tires Heater 2510 Ave. Call after 6 m--Adv. SHORTAGE A shoitage of railroad cms may hold up throe nC bridge on the west coast that the county has ordered, County Engineer Paul Ma honey said he was informed Tuesday IN HOSPITAL--Mrs Earl Cox, OL5 Roosevelt avenue, has been confined to the Mercy hospital for the past two weeks Her i i is repotted as "fairly good ORCHESTRA every i 221 Club, South Main -Adv. KENSINGTON-- i a a a kenslngton will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter lloeh, 15 South Highlit Tluusday for a dessut luncheon at 1 30 TO BC SURE insure with Rlker Ingraham, Realtors -Adv.

BLUFF CITY--The Bluff City City lodpe No 71, AF and AM will mod at 7 for in the flist and second degree NEW and used typewriter, Walter I' Smith, 693 Franklin -Adv. SON HORN--Mr and Mis Paul Manhcirt, 401 North Seventh stieet rue pnren(H of a son bom at the i hospital I bar waitress Contact Mrs Annis, Hotel Chieftain -Adv IINED--I'rnoiy Wldencr, 43, Omaha was fined $'5 and posts I IK i i i i a i i on a i i i i i i SON IS BORN--Mi and Mis Dairell Reel, 1407 Avenue are the parents of a son born Monday WC CONNECT gas stoves. Im mediate service Ph --Adv --KSWl, H60 On Your Dial-Omaha Roundup "Eye Banks" Are Over Publicized Sight Restoration Not Always Successful "Miracles" of surgery to restore eyesight through transplants of cornea tissue have been actotding lo Di Sandeis, a St. Louis ophthalmologist, who spoke lo the Omaha Mid West clinical society Monday transplants are ef fcttlve in only a limited number of cases and are made only where (he cornea has been badly scarred by accident or disease Dr Sandeis said that so few cases show promise of help by this opeiation, there is really no need for eye banks He said the success of the opeiation should be judged tin eo or foui years Inter when scat tissue has an opportunity to form again, as it often does, over the graft. He discouraged use of penicillin eye drops or i i a physician advice since the diug can result in an alleigic condition more painful than the condition it attempts to remedy Admiral Artluu Davis, coi i- marider of the aiicraft catrier Enleipiise in the Pacific during the war, told the armed foices committee of the Chambei of Commerce on Navy day that the United States will not have a giace period betore any future war to marshal and train its defense foicts, He outlined the cential Pacific campaign and strategic lessons learned from it Logistics wcie developed to keep a task force on the water Indefinitely by replacements of aircraft pilots and personnel as well as supplying the ships in mid- ocean.

He said a mobile carrier force Is an effective offensive force and airpowcr properly applied uncl exploited is dominant Landings can be made against heavy opposition. Future historians will likely appraise the development of the Missouri liver basin under the Pick Sloan plan as the most sig nlficant event in this basin since the entry of the railroads a asseitlon was tho key note of a speech Col Louis Prentiss, Omaha district army engmeei, made before Peru State Itachers college The speech was written by Bilg Gun Lewis A Pick, chief of division engineers in Omaha, and given by Prentiss. --KSWI, 1560 On Your Dial-Obituaries Clarence A. Foote. Clarence Adelbert Foote, 78, local resident most of his life, died Monday in a convalescent home.

Mr. Foote was a blacksmith and house mover and a member, of tho Rcorgani7cd Latter Day Saints church. Surviving are four sons George, Samuel, Basel and Chailes of Council Bluffs; three daughters, Mrs Mary Townsend, Mrs Ruth Kelsey and Mrs Mil drcd Kreger, all of Council Bluffs: two brothers, two sisters, 32 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Funeral will be Thursday at 10 a at Woodrmg's chapel, Elder V. Ruch officiating. Burial will be in Crescent cemetery Mrs.

Elizabeth M. Ketcham. Mrs Elizabeth Mary Ketcham, 73, 618 South Nineteenth street, died Tuesday at a local hospital. Sha had been a resident of Council Bluffs since 1910 and was a member of St. Francis Altar society and Catholic Daughters of America.

Survivals Include three sons, Raymond of Council Bluffs, Cyril of Alaska and Leo O. of Salem, Ore, four daughters, Mrs Edward A. Lebold of Salem, Mrs W. Haftlngs of Omaha, Mrs J. W.

Doner and Mrs Joseph DCS mond, both of Council Bluffs and 10 grandchildren. Tho body will He in state at her home, 618 South Ninth street until the hour of the funeral Funeral seivlces will be held Thuisday at St Francis thurch Requiem mass will bo celebrated by the Rt Rev James Dana hey Buiial will be in St Jos eph's cemetery The Beem Belford funeral home Is In charge. Mrs. Anabel Casali Mrs. Anabel Casali, 65 2651 Avenue died at a local hospital Monday She was born in BlatkhawK county in 1881 and lived in Pot tawattamie county most of her life She was a member of the Giace Piesbyteiian church Suivivors include her hus band, Algie, three sons, Eveiett of Dallas, Tex, Roy of Council Bluffs and Troy of Chicago, III two daughtci.s, Mrs Trances Relchart, and Mrs Evetta Ives Funeral Home SBRVICB! 515 Willow Phon.

Z521 NAVY DAY GUESTS--Skipper A Ellsworth, standing, talks with guests at the Navy day banquet Seated left to right, George Nlcholaisen, commander of thp DAV, Lt fT Evans, 3600 Avenue and Lt Com Tom Woods, recruiting officer at Tort Omaha Davy Jones Group Marks Navy Day It smooth sailing Monday niflit for i when mombois of U.ivy Jones Locker and their guests held the annual Navy day banquet In the DAV club loomt, The mombcrs, ri'pirsrntativt's of llu othei si i vii i guests still on active duty with the navy, all came ahojrd Skipper A. EHvvoith'fa goorl ship foi a got logplhtr 1 01 I i most pin the 1 i vcnlng was devoted to fun but at the center of the deck thcie was a table set for four and (rimmed In blick, in momoiy of dec eased membeis On a more serious note, Dr John McVitty, former skippei of the club, reviewed the history ol (he national that originated in Council "Wo have the only chatter in 1he United States We are Davy Jones Lot kci Numboi 1 IIP said --KIWI I rill On Youi Mini-Iowa Taxpayers to Name New President DCS MOINES, IP Fiantis Johnson of Torrll is expected to be offered the presidency of tliii Iowa Taxpayers association when IhP holds its an nun I meeting IIPIO Vililay Johnson who was president of the- association during its first six years, is scheduled to bp nominated as successor to the late Don McLean of Marsahll town McLean, at the time of his recent death was serving his sixth year as head of the organ! Joe Lonp executive secrc tary of the association said the largest off election year atton a in Vnston WTS I i I Ililll! Oil Ynuc Monday Was Clean-up Day for Supervisors Monday WPS clean up day for the county hoard of supeivisois. It authorized exterior pamtmR for the county welfare building, across fiom the cointtiousc, in sppcted the juvenilp home a1 Twenly second and Second avp nue and expects to have repairs BURLINGTON POST--Samuel Fee was named Tuesday as gen eral manager (Lines West) of the Burlington railroad, effective Nov Tip succeeds Mullen of TDmaha, who it, retiiing atler 54 yeats service Tee joined thp Burlington, 1905 as station helper He comes to Omaha from tho gencial superintpndency at Galpsbuip He forrncily wnk bUppiinUndent at Lincoln and Omaha both of Council Bluffs, one biothci, Henry Leo Clark of Cheypnnp Col, and 14 grandcluldipn Funeral services will be hpld Wednesday a1 2 30 at the Tyler Rusch chapel with the Eev. Maurice Bone officiating The body will be shipped to Normal, 111 for burial --KSWI, 1560 On Your Dial-Bound to Grand Jury for Non-support Edvvaid Woods, 26, Imogenc, was bound ovtr lo the grand jury 'luoiaday by Municipal Judge Allan Ardell on a charge of failing to comply with a court ordei 1o Keep up payments of support money to Mis Woods had filed a dcseiliori and non suppoit charge On May 8 Woods was per mitted to sign a $300 support bond guaianteeing payment of $1250 a week to his wife beginning May 15 Court testimony showed that Woods had sent only t2850 in three payments to 1hc couit clerk for transmission to Mrs Woods In his own testimony Woods told the court his wife had received about 1540 in tlncct payments during tho period. --KSWI, 1560 On Your Uinl-- Mileage Allowance of State Employes Hiked DCS MOINES, The state executive council has decided to increase the mileage allowance for state employes using their own cars on public business which takes them out of the state The council increased the allowance from 3 cents a mile to 4 cc'nts a mile Members said this would lesult in a saving over tram travel The allowance for travel i i HIP slate was a about two a i ago horn 'I cents a mile to 5 cents a mile A VALUABLE PUBLIC SERVICE Unfortunately, less than one third of all drugs and medicines i consumed annually are prescribed by physicians.

The pharmacist is the only person who can provide professional advice on the other two-thirds. He knows all about the questionable reducing cures, hair growers, cancer remedies, and on down through the list of miracle workers. Before you buy any of these nostrums ask us about them. If you really need medical attention we will refer you to a list of competent physicians. TAFFE DRUG COMPANY 556 West Broadway Phone 2565 and further repainting done to that building Also discussed was the possl blhty of a a i i IP dpcoi Jiing and I i i i i piopi nn 101 second flooi ot tlu i house 156J On Your Ulnl-- Must Move Gas Line or Building Site An explosive pioblem confront ed City Engineei Forest E.

Grover and the irmy corps of engi neeis Tuesday The army proposes lo build a pumping station at the Sixth avenue sewer outlet, a short distance from the Missouri river channel However a natuial gas line lies dhectly under the site Grover was mfoimed HP said there is just one solution to I IIP problem It just a question ot i i a new site for the pumping station, or moving thp pas line --KSWI 1160 On Dial-Vagrancy Charge on Man Carrying Toy Gun Geoige A Murphy, Omaha, aupsted Satuiday by police when found canylng a toy pistol, which they said resembled a real automatic gun, was charged Tursrliy in municipal couit with vagrancy Murphy pleaded innocent to the vagrancy charge, and his case was continued to Wednes diy lor hp.irlng Murphy posted a $5 bond fin Ills i I I i On Dial-A Eilc box and file cauls make good plic" foi addicssps birth ly il lies ind i i i a i Old adtlu ss cnn Ptislly be rp plarod when the need arises ARE YOU FOR WINTER! v'Wo Good Supply Semi-Permanent A Good Anortment of TIRE CHAINS Buy Now--Avoid Lost Ruihtl! Complete Auto Service at AL'S SERVICE Ph. CTflRF 41 9882 I llnC 4 Neighbor Trdei With Ui There's a Reoion Three-state Run Special to llio Nonpareil HAMBURG--A rural mail car horn lho i pnMof- fltp i i mall In i slittob, Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri He is the only caintr in the United Stales doing tint. SUNDAY! ROAD SHOW! All Technicolor Pioqram IlllhliiK, Dili 1 li (hllilr.il. mil liu liiiltMl i not lie Hhowii UKI ii this iirvii ejtptiil nt ntlMiiuvd JIIZABEIIUAYIOR UMUNDGWtMN MSUPini A i I IM i "Simp II01. Dt rlij" tintl Citrtmm gROADWAV 30--35c Till P.

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