Sunday, July 16, 1961 ยท Page 8

He sat in a chair

Harold Rowe said the other day [illegible] a cuppa coffee at the Bon [illegible] he was so anx[illegible]ous to get his [illegible] home finished before he and [illegible]y Micke got hitched he worked [illegible]ee weeks from 6 a.m. to 10:30 [illegible] and then took a vaca[illegible]er honeymoon.

[illegible]verett Wilhite showed the gals [illegible] his cafe he could sweep as good [illegible] they [illegible] only he sat in a chair [illegible]le doing it.

[illegible]he Chamber of Commerce [illegible] [illegible]ny other folks along the M[illegible] [illegible]ri Pacific line are shook up [illegible] [illegible]use of the proposed di con[illegible] [illegible]ance of the [illegible] passenger [illegible] [illegible]n. Seems quite different from [illegible] years a[illegible]o when folks worked [illegible]d to get rail service in the west.

[illegible]ebraska City Boat club mem[illegible]s hope to get concession rights [illegible]he state marina on Riverview [illegible]retion land, not to sell peanuts [illegible] popcorn, but to operate the [illegible]rina in true boating fashion, ac[illegible]ding to Commodore Art Lan[illegible] [illegible]l. The club has 60 members [illegible] a year - and hopes to increase [illegible] rolls.

[illegible] Angeles ha[illegible] a radio [illegible]tation [illegible] operates a helicopter over [illegible] city [illegible] information about [illegible] [illegible] on freeways, a sys[illegible] which would be handy for [illegible] trying to criss cross the [illegible] to mi[illegible] snow blocked or [illegible]ldy roads.

[illegible] are blooming [illegible] Ne[illegible]ska City [illegible] an indication [illegible] to come.