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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1927)
G SIX JAJTUARY 24, 1927. SOENNICHSEN'S 5 : i 1 jo) Fireces !Fathers, Night attheP-T-Ais Great Success Continue in Effect until Monday Night, January 31st, Arc You Taking Fullest Advantage of These Wonderful Values ONLY ONE MORE WEEK LEFT! SI J HOLD FINE MEETING From Saturday's pally Miss Beulah Warren and sister ?vlr3. Louie Hennlngs, entertained the CUendale Women's club very delight fully at their beautiful country home on Saturday ' afternoon at a card j party and luncheon. The occasion was a surprise in honor of their club Courtesy in the Public Service Corporations Fine Program Offered and in Addi- leader, Mrs. Geo. Privett. The decor tion to This Refreshments and Social Time Arranged. Telephone Company One That Makes for More Pleasant and Effi cient Service. We notice the Lincoln Telephone j ations were in pink and white and were very tastefully carried out in the attractive 2-course ! luncheon T-T 1 . M t M . . m-, . . All o . rt.nn x-iaces were iaia lur sunio. mi pflnti p t 4 y,c,M n-na nf it mrsat were members of the club. Mrs. Privett has been one of the club lead- News. January issue states: "The luici coking, auu ucot aiicuucu iucci- . - , ings last Thursday evening at the ers 'or tne last two years an was Plattsmouth Journal on December high school auditorium The fathers tneir president last year. Mrs. Privett 9th, says: 'The latest wrinkle in had charge of the evening and did wa3 tne Proud recipient of a very vogue by the telephone company is themselves proud both In management beautlful rememberance which she now the sweet thank you that shows and attendance. After group singing will always cherish as a token of es of P. T. A songs and a short business teem from the club members session of reports, the program was : " opened with a drill by Central boys y PrkAcnnf with ten splendid positions and well, f CI V ICClSculL Physical Director Woodward. Each year we see more of what this work ! means to the children in our com-j ; munity and it is growing rapidly. Mr. Davis then spoke on Teachers Retirement Fund, giving in full in Friday's Journal. He voiced the sen timent of the majority who heard him and P. T. A. is ready to lend help to such a movement. Mrs. Minor then gave a reading from December Child Welfare Mag azine, "Pal, Adult or Grown-Up Which Are You?" especially for mothers and might be a help to any Meeting of Legion Auxiliary Friday Large Attendance at Home of Mrs. Herman Tiekotter Membership Matters Occupy Attention. your number is understood when you call." Our good daily Journal evi dently has friends in Lincoln, and this was extracted from the writer's daily "kolum." In your dealing with public serv ice corporations, can you name one that demands such exacting courtesy as is demanded by the telephone com pany from its employees in their con tact with the public? ; To be true, the water faucets never talk back to us when we turn them on, or the electric lights say "thank you," so they can't be considered in the same category (watever that word means?). Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver in I t 4 FARM BUREAU NOTES $ Copy for this Department furnished by County A sent h-'i :- Women's Home Economics Clubs Several evenings will be spent dur ing the next month around here by many families working with a pencil and a ruler on several sheets of paper. It may happen that a passer-by may tee the following men and their wives, Clarence Pool, Henry Smith, Weeping Water; Wm. Cook, Murray; Philip Hennings, Cedar Creek; Wm. August, A. J. Rose. Nehawka; Joe Vickers. W. C. Timblin and II. M. Weichel. Alvo; Harry Schafer, Avoca, or some of their neighbors out in the yard with a measuring stick or tape line, or it may be that the man will be stepping it off Instead. It Isn't the old-time income tax come to life, or the family expense accounts or a new house or a new kind of radio that they are figuring on. But It is something that is going to make a change in their homes. F. II. Hoppert and Miss Rizpah Douglass of the Agricultural Exten sion Service, at Lirif-oln, held tlieir ! monthly meeting with leaders of Cass county I the house, trees and shrubs made out 'of tissue paper and wire, and drives made out of cardboard. The leaders are using a simple model like this for their club lessons. We now have a total of 19 clubs. That is as many clubs as any county in the state of Nebraska has. The greatest number of clubs we could have would be 20, and when we start the next project in September of this year we hope to have 20. The women of this county have taken hold of this work and made it a suc cess and we wish to thank them for their hearty co-operation. The last club to be added was one southwest of Elmwfcod with 18 members. Their project leaders are Mrs. Ray Parcell and Mrs. Eugene Hall. Mrs. Swartz is the president. From Saturday's Daliy The January meeting of the Amer-J lean Legion Auxiliary held yester mother who carefully considers her day arternoon at the nome or Airs, nis recommendation or companion- position. Child Welfare Magazine is Herman Tiekotter was largely attend- able marriages" Is doing notning not only full of excellent material ed, despite the prevailing cold worse than the agitators who are for parents help but also for anyone' weather. Associated with Mrs. Tiekot- trying to close the public schools to interested in the development of thejter as assistant hostesses were IIes- freedom in teaching scientific evolu youth of our community. It can be' dames Max and Glen Vallery and tion. Sometimes we think the Lord secured at club rate through P. T. A.JFaye McClintock. - a-mity must have a good laugh on us and is well worth the 80c charged.! Membership matters occupied con- frenzied mortals. Gave us a brain The male quartet added to Dad's! siderable attention at the business to think with, and now we are try nroeram with a number. "Drifting .'session, and although the Plattsmouth ing to pass laws to keep us from Yes, Sir! 1 ii si jr Copyright 4'?- I I Vfte highest qmde mi I low price suit IN AMERICA is right on the job and doing business every day come in and meet him he's your friend. to eseott'g One Prices- dndto Monkey Busness Under the Mellow Moon." They were unable to. complete the encore which was desired very much to be heard. May we have it another time. Mr. E. H. Wescott then spoke on the "Future of Our Schools," as an unit has already attained an enviable thinking. position in membership standing among the larger units in the state, it is proposed to leave no stone un- Did surgical science ever locate a "thought" in the brain of a man? No turned to get into the organization scientist ever saw, felt or heard a rv HjHhi in th cftv The "thought." Did a surgeon ever locate alumnus of one of the early gradual-1 constitution of the Legion Auxiliary ch a thing as 1 "individuality.'' per irxr rn th w0 nn'nrnvidps that th wives, mothers, sonahty," or "genius?" Did surgery Ho,,.o rM,r,ii n. riaii?htpr9 and RiRtPrs nf Amorifan I, ever locale a rauio, an engine, a iuuh- V 1 V A V V IIVUU Uiti9 O - - all sit at school to study and they , either must go home to study between classes, or during pleasant weather sit under an oak tree. The schools 1 have traveled a long ways since then and especially during the last fifteen years, since when we have a number A high school building and rank first class in character of pupils, attend ance, faculty, study course, and are Gas Engine Schools Cards are now beine returned from the farmers who will attend the gas! coming up in department of music, engine schools. One will be held at j debating dramatic art and physical the home of E. B. Chaoman. north of i culture. Though we have come far Union on January 25 and 26. The other will be held In the community building at Mynard, on January 27 and 2S. These schools should open at 9 o'clock and close at 4. Each man : there is yet much to be done and hope as much may be done in the next fif teen years. Our present high school is already inadequate to seat all pu pils in the assembly period and with should bring his own drinking cup I the, Junior Hih vnuse? wth. V?e and we will try to serve sandwiches!,101? a9ow' 13 beIaS taxe.LtoJitf ih n, , iZ 1 if vJri' thta wlU bt a Junior High and be 'held In Lincoln next Thursday, 01 recent creauoii. . 1 u uyeiuymii, nxea the project go home to dinner. If you don t re-1 npw i5rh flm1 tt nIfl(. J TflnnarT 27th -The fiv named were ' government; the ability of people.meetI fullest. May we soon see the day gion members, as well as the wives, ary, an aucomonue, or a sKy-scrayer mothers, daughters and sisters of all " i U1 l:ia,u VV, I men and women who were in the mil- where they all originated? Conceived itary or naval service of the United in t.he brfin and demonstrated in mat States hetween-'Anril B. 1917 and No- ter! And yet what do we know of vember 11, 1918; and died in line of tThe "brain?" Absolutely nothing, service or after honorable discharge How taT or, closely is our brain and women who of their own right ix touch, wit1 the reat divIn? mind are eligible to membership in the that rules the universe, makes us American Legion, are entitled to think, love, see feel hate passionate membership Play work? Yet there are those A membership drive is being insti-' who would dare to legally curtail tuted with Mesdames James Doyle the rights of men and women to use and C. A. Rosencrans as the opposing this God given brain in scientific captains, that is expected to attain st"dy. for which it was given us by even greater momentum than the the Creator of the Universe, spirited contest now being conducted , . . . , in the Legion Itself 1 If we could only believe what Is Another matter claiming attention visible to the eye the earth is flat; was the naming of delegates to the the stars mere specks in the sky; the HietY. r,t;T, a,;i!w to sun moves around the earth; and man Louisville Odd Fellows Hold a Fine Banquet Entertain Wives and Families and Some 400 Present Last Eve ning at Meeting. MARRIED IN WEEPING WATEE a new Senior High will find Its place January 27th. 'The five named were From Friday's Dally The Louisville I. O. O. F. lodge No. 184, numbering 143 members, is one of the largest of the lodges of this order in the county and when the members decide that they are going to do anything they do it right and last evening they gave an actual demonstration of the fact in the great meeting staged at the Louisville city hall. The I. O. O. F. have each year set aside one time when they are hosts to their wives and the members of their family and. last evening was fixed upon as the date of the 1927 ng at Weeping reive an enrollment card and wish to; g h laygTOX1 to' Mesdames Henry-Soennichsen, C. W. to govern themselves sanely and in- The city hall was filled to capacity Water and Elmwool. These leaders attend these schools, just write me are now taking to their members the a letter. bame lessons about nlantinsr shrubs and trees and lawns and making! driveways and clothes lines and gar dens, etc.. around the farm home, leaders and members are busy plan nine now so they will have time to order the shrubs and flowers and other things they want to plant when I the season opens up Mr. Hoppert distributed a circular; J L. R. SNIPES, Co. Ext. Agent. DECIDES FOR ST0HLMANN the rear; when there will be a unit Morrison, James ' Doyle. Tom Wal- wif"uy.;Ms. -na one or me nnesi times in tne building in the north side of towniling, Jr., and V.'-U. Gobelman. The f msiory 01 ine tDree unK order was centrally located to correspond to the ! convention will be held at the Lin- l" stu"J,l , er uy 1116 memoers ana ineir Iam "Co south the pu lumbia" building to the;dell hotel in the capital city, and In ,r"""s" ,7 tu".6';r """.mes. ine event was presmea over . We are not yet able to bring! addition to the delegates a number of " ?y uee Jaaneia' eaitor or tne uour- Dilsof lower erades with Droner-the members are Dlannintr on attend- llulu .lu 15""iaiM- "m M " er, wno is a ciever presiding officer From Saturday's Dally The hearing yesterday in the dis jtnet court on the claim of V illiam be &1, u 8Qould Though our course is classifications and arrangements for teaching and keep the program from year to year, because of lack of room. Neither can the little folks equipment Stnhlmann for compensation for . accordin& to Bate rule8 and our pac. ing. of those who would attempt to put a! Report was made at the meeting of ' snxel on. God'f SJest Eift to man the sewing of an additional 25 pounds UIS uiaiu a"u of carpet rags In the past few weeks,; . . . . i.Aov. w. Mnrtn KhiH.' The study of agriculture by the tation hospital at Leavenworth to be Jar,mer' and for the farmers, and as well as newspaper man, and gave a few remarks on the order as well as welcoming the guests of the eve ning to participate in the fine pro gram that was arranged. The program was quite long and that gave directions for planning the an injury received in November, 1925.; ulty u tQ date we haye not yetl woven into carpet by convalescent ex- facts. d,emonstr,atted ,in alfalf,a an ! consisted of songs, recitations of var nnascapmg around the farm home, e was engageu in r' s reach perfection in echolarshiD. May service men. . jweei uur hwus m iuim uu.,om kinds, vocal and instrumental to ou a oriuge at iuisvine, resuitea in narents use everv effort to aid Th meetine also annroved nlans to Kansas, ave yiaceu unm xa.ma duetg and solog and algo fine the kind of flowers and shrub3 plant, and several diagrams of plant trips which might be copied. He a verdict being given for Mr. Stohl- the teachers in making this goal on sponsor an Auxiliary-Legion party that subject written and read in al- some time in February, the date and mann. The finding was that the vil tried to brine out nrincinlf-s tn hp lage ana tne county snouia pay equal followed in every case. He and Miss Par.ts. or tne 1n oZ lr- tohlmann , physical fitness of our children. To At a suitable hour the hostess ser Douglass had made a little model w nicn was allowed on he hearing be- correct many evils existing In moal ved delectable refreshments which where they never could have been had scientific education in agricul tural matters been forbidden. farmstead to work with in the meet ing. They used a breakfast food car ton for the ground, a little box for Dr. John A. Griffin f 4- v i Dentist Ode U&ura: 9-12; 1-6 3unday0 and evening by appointment only. PHONE 229 Eoemnioksen Building ?:..T-T-7..T,U?-WTnt,.,..i-?- fore the compensation department of tl.e rtat?. The case was opposed by the insurance company that carries the compensation insurance of Cass county. SUITS TO QUIET TITLE From Saturday's Daily Two actions were filed today in the district court today in maters to seek the quieting of title to cer tain real estate in this section. The J. j first action was that of Philip Fprn- orr vs. Thomas Gordon while the sec ond was that of David Rutherford vs. Londen Mullen, et al. Attorney W. A. Robertson appears in the actions for the Dlaintiffa. 1 TEis Jesters of Sythni and aaraony Kat Kroh and His Peony Parh Orchestra - The Famous W. O. W. Radio Artists Playing at Palerson Hall, Hurray, Uobrarba ridoy, January' 285Ij Givon by fho Hurray Dancing Club! This Peppy Band has also been Featured at Brandeis Theatre, Omadala and Manawa Park. and social life of our community to day we must begin with the children, teaching them as carefully about the care of the body to make it a monu ment to Him who gave it, as we are about mental achievement or social prestige. And the last but not least some where there ought to be a religious education. Along with scholastic at tainment, have we taught them the fundamentals of Christian living the lessons from the greatest text book of the world the Bible the re lation of that Book to right living? Then Mr. Wescott carried us sudden ly to the Idea of a Junior College in connection with this New High school and left us the task to work it all out. Mrs. Wiliam Robertson then gave; tne review or uaae special wnicn were written by the children on "What My Father Means to Me." Father was surely "stretched upon the rack" for a time but through it all was expressed that filial love for Dad no matter what his virtues or short-romine-a An nr nam pa wprn at. either father or son but only good. Then all adjourned for the wonderful "Duck Supper" where father was up to his usual tricks and showed himself only a boy grown up. If disappointed come again. ?gram by the Nichols orchestra that added to the pleasure and fun of the occasion. There was a fine banquet served a? rounded out the afternoon of business .7o " ,.s " " Proved that the I. O. O. F. members and pleasure in splendid shape. The February meeting of the Aux A few years ago, a crazy fanatic l Kansas came out in the Kansas mind," with the statement it was m-V; ZrTu tfc Vl?: wrong to kill flies to "swat the flies iliary will be held at the home of k M nn'a nttie Mrs. M. D. Brown. because they were "God's little 1 scavengers! Have you anythliiff to sellT Tellf Thft ar)iiitv of the farmer today. the world abont it thronb. the Jour ! to see thru the fog thrown out by I partisan papers, and political bunk- I um, the necessity and nal's Want Ad department. ever way they may bend their ener gies. HANS EATHMANN ABOUT SAME WILL SUPPORT BILL The local chamber of commerce has received a telegram from Senaotr R. Beecher Howell, in response' to the message sent from here urging the support of the McNary-Haugen bill, for agricultural relief that is now pending before congress. The senior senator from this state will favor this measure and do all pos sible for its passage the message to the local chamber of commerce states. The attitude of the senator is very pleasing to the local people who had enlisted his services In the fight for fans relief. CHJCXXNS 70S 8AZJB iw cxeIInt BatmA TiymXlOt wittrx Cocrrels for ml ttrr, Kebawfca, P. O. "Why don't you blow your homV "Who do you think I sm, Little Boy Bltuf" You eaa't alwty avoid accidaata by blowing 701s horn ... nor by cxercis tag care m driving your mt . . . yoa have always to reckon with the care l6inti of others. That' why you need com fltU automobile insurance wcitten by this ageacy of 'Am Hartford Pbe aaea Ceapany. From Saturday's Daily The reports from the bedside of economy ofiHsns Rathmann today states that goo'd roads, is building the future of,Mr- Rathmann is about the same as Nebraska, and throwing all tnruout!ue wa yesieruay wun pernaps a the state arteries of splendid high- slight improvement and suffering less I ways, we Know now tnat prosperity,; man um on me nrsi aay or business, progress, and comforts roi-i"is mness. ivir. ixatnmann seems to low good roads. The farmers know it too it is useless longer to side-step the issue by merely whispering "taxes." This has come about thru greater reading, better education i nothing like education to keep away the boogey-man. be suffering from an affliction of the stomach that has caused him a great aeai or annoyance, The home of Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Sorenson was the scene of a very pretty home wedding, Monday eve ning, January 10, 1927, at eight o'clock, when Rev. Thomas Sorenson of Omaha, and Miss Faith Lehman of Falls City, were united In mar riage. The ceremony was performed by the groom's brother, Rev. J. S. Sorenson. Miss Villa Jameson acted as bridesmaid and Harvey Rich as groom's man. Miss Mary Miller play ed the Wedding March for the bridal party, after which she sang a solo, "The Camel Train," by Lehman, ac companied by Virgil Miller. The color scheme of gold and old rose was beautifully carried out In the decora tions. Following the ceremony sup per was served to the many young people who were present. The couple were -presented with many useful gifts which will be constant remind ers to them of their many friends In Weeping Water. The bride comes from Johnnes- bOrg, Africa, where her parents went about, 20 years ago as mission: aries, she and her brothers all bein? born over there. She has spent her life there teaching the natives about the Christ she loves, until the last four years when she came to this country, and has remained with her grandmother in Falls City, Neb. Her parents and two brothers are now in Africa, and the other brother Er nest, is in Portugal in college, pre paring to return to Africa later, bet ter equipped to carry on the work cf his parents. The groom Is pastor of the Hope Mission in South Omaha, where the couple will make their home. The Weeping Water friends wish them a happy and prosperous lTfe together and that they may be able to win many souls for the Master as they go hand in hand in His service Weeping Water Republican. S. R. Baright Live Stock Auctioneer General Farm Sales a Specialty. 15 Years Experience. . . . Has Pleased Others, Can Please You. Kenwood 2122 FLORENCE, NEBR. , 8014 North 30th Street Co-operation and the Golden Rule are ages old, yet this century has seen j more accomplished thru co-operation than in the thousands of years that have eone before. Why? Because the standard of thinking, of thought,' thru education, has convinced men women, that in union of purpose, there is strength, and that a civic consciousness, and love of our city, our schools, builds for the future, in no other way as thru unselfish dis interested civic co-operation. Had the savages in Africa been' banded together in great centralized j civic co-oprative bodies, slavery could have been prevented. Had the Indians! ' ceased the senseless warfare among themselves and united with a solid, front, their extinction would have! been impossible. I So these lessons written in red by history, do apply today to our city and our own community, whether we wish to accept them or not. All the "be lief" in the world never made one j littlef act, and all the opposition in j the world can neither add to nor take . from one atom of truth. W. O. DAVIS, Secretary. Searl S. Davis Investments PLATE SUPPER program and plate supper will be held at the Sunnyside school, Dist. No. 40, Friday evening, Jan. 28, be ginning at 7:45. ELSIE DEHNINO, Teacher. heather Vests -REDUCED! We are offering you our entire stock of leather vests at greatly reduced prices this week. These are "Field and Stream" vests made by Gordon-Ferguson an endless variety of styles in these good cow hide work and play garments $3.75 and $595 V