Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Lou Gene Samuelson shows Nancy Daniel a new lipstick at the Brunner Drug Company, as Ken Henkens looks on. Brunner's, which Nancy's father, Mr. Eugene Daniel, owns, has long been an ideal shopping place for Midlanders. The Nebraska Natural Gas Company's model kitchen features gas ranges of permanent quality and excellence, as Dale Schcer and Robert King learn in a visit with Mr. Glen Morgan. Page 132

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Sally Grace and Patty Hintz know that Jim Youngquist will look right and feel right in one of the many fine suits from the J. C. Penney Company, Inc., which Patty’s father, Mr. F. L. Hintz, manages. Coeds will also find grand campus clothes at Penney's. Kollmeyer's Hardware, Fremont's leading hardware store, is an in- triguing place for Betty Svinth, Lois Weichenthal and Betty Petr. They're looking over a new deep freeze unit shown to them by Mr. Carl Kollmeyer. Page 131

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Page 133 Pelrow'8 Cafo. noted for outstanding food since 1903, is a perennial favorite with Midland students and professors. Here fllex Wacker. Dorothy Mitchell and Loyal Mortensen prepare for a treat — chocolate clowns. Helen Suhr and Norma Schwichtenberg are two of the many Midlanders who know that Carlson's Shoe Shop offers superior shoe repair work at the prices college students can afford. The Mastor Mart's electrical appliance depart- ment, one of several interesting sections in this modern store, is visited by Jack McCall and Janice Peterson. The Mart's food department is also outstanding. The Central Cafe has become a real favorite with Midland students, who return again and again for fine food and fun. Here Charlie Shada serves cokes to Sidney fish and Wayne Welburn. Oradell Seiffert and Doris Pabian have found a bargain in pretty sweaters — just one of many good-looking bargains of quality which the Montgomery Ward Company can always offer Midlanders.