Ray Wiysel

"... language. By Jules Loh AP Special Correspondent UNION. Neb. (AP) Life seems to lose its urgency, out here where the placid Platte flows Into thc meandering Missouri. At least Ray Wiysel thinks so. Ray Wiysel ls the Studebaker dealer. "I've been a Studebaker dealer -.since 1939," Wiysel said, wiping calloused hands on a rag. "It was a good business then and it is now. I see no reason to quit. "Besides, when I sold cars to all-, ..."

"... Proud Dealer Sees No Reason To Quit UNION. Neb. (API Life seems to lose its urgency, oul here where the placid Platte flows into the meandering Missouri At least Ray Wiysel thinks so. Ray Wiysel is the Studebaker dealer. tye been a Studebaker dealer since 1939." Wiysel said, wiping calloused hands on a rag. "lt was a good business then and it ls now. 1 sce no reason to "Besides, when I sold cars to all those ..."

"... a '32 Rockne I Just sold one for $25 Probably cost less than $2 when that car was new So, you see, the Studebaker business geis betler all the Ray Wiysel is 67 Hts affection for Studebaker reaches back a long way lbs grandfather, a blacksmith and carpenter, built wagons lor the Studebaker company tn Arkansas. Ray Wiysel never met hts grandfather but knows all about thc wagons through family lore They were big. sturdy vehicles, pulled by eight head of oxen, haulers of logs A TEUTONIC PRIDE ..."