This guy quit smoking and started chewing on toothpicks. He died of Dutch Elm disease.
At a recent dinner, the decorations were American flags. I picked up one of the table items and noticed these words on the little stick that held the 50-star flag: "Made in Japan."
Notice to Don Wulf.
Enclosed you will find a copy of a petition filed in district court suing you for marketing a Keds playhouse.
I've been working two weeks on a playhouse at home for my daughters and now they tell me to "forget it," because you've got a "snazzier" one in a contest at your store.
Nebraska City's two fulltime firemen put in 96 hours a week. That's what you would call a long week.
Best wishes to Miss Caryl Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peters, when she enters competition this week at the Miss Nebraska pageant at Fairbury.
She is being sponsored by the Nebraska City Jaycees.
The Nebraska City board of Education is considering opening a tetanus-shot project for athletes in the city school system.
The reason is because of animals that will be on the Hayward park grass this summer when the Shrine circus comes to town.
Understand athletes were given tetanus shots after the Centennial in 1954 and before using Hayward park for athletic events.
That was one nice thing about the Navy. Every payday "Awright sailors, roll up your sleeves, pay first, then shots."
A newspaper clipping of the Nebraska City marina was posted on the bulletin board of a lake cafe near Gavins Point Dam.
Boating facilities are of great interest to folks along the Lewis and Clark lake.
Our family spent the week end there recently.
Go. You'll enjoy it.