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PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOUBKAI
THTTRSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930.
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Nehawka Department!
Prepared in the Interest of th People of Nehtwkfr and Sttrroandm Vicinity Epecia4ly
for the Journal Readers.
Sound Economy
Docs not consist of Spending the Least pos
siblc for what is absolutely needful in
caring for Heavy Investments.
When one has purchased expensive machinery, and
much of it of a delicate mechanism, that machinery and
that investment needs care needs to have a fair, square
opportunity to make good the purpose for which it was
made. Automobiles, Trucks and Tractors cost much in
the initial outlay. Why not use best lubricants? Did
you consider Pennszoil the oil which is outstanding in
its purity and long wearing qualities? Costs slightly
more and is well worth it, for it spells protection to your
auto or other machinery as well as the smooth running,
best execution and highest power. Costs less in the long
run and always serves you best.
nehawka Farmers Oil Company
R. C. POLLARD, Manager
Nch a v k;i,
j .h-M-H-M-H-M-I-H-W
V DAVID E. WYNEGAR, M. D.
j riiysician nnd Surgeon j
pi ion i ;s
Itrsidcmc, 17 Office, C2
Nehawka, Nebr.
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Victor Weln beln and Tommy and
I,U Tioop were visiting In Platts
mouth for the diiy hint Saturday.
K. .1. KntKcr was a visitor for the
d.ty list Sunday nl tho home of
fi lends and relatives In Nebraska
Ctt.
Mrs. C. M. Whitehead and thdv
t' Kosa lie -wore visiting with frlomts
in Nehawka uul vicinity for the past
week.
Mis. T. l. Kill ton has been feeling
Vather pooily ot late and while keep
ing gving has found that .-ho Is feel
inn better for the tight.
.V trawling library which has been
established tn Nehawka has been do
lus ; very good, business providing
books for the reading public to read.
Mai tin Uoss and the family were
visiting for the day at Lincoln last
GET YOUR
Chicken Starter
at the
Nehawka
Mills
1 os. wo make it for you
as you want it. or toll you
how to make it yourself.
Printed Crepe
A silk and cotton Crojc that tubs perfectly Pretty
colors and designs -Lovely for Dresses 56
inches wide. Price, per yard, 75c
Munsingwear Hosiery
A new all silk Chi (Ton Full Fashioned 1 lose
Only $1.50 per pair
New Silk Ties, SI
;ptin and Summer Silk Ties Smart,
elusive Patterns Only $t
F. P.-SHELDON
ESTABLISHED ISSS
Tolpphono 14 Nehawka, Nebr.
Nebraska
Sunday whie they drove
unto nnd enjoyed the day
in their
wonder-
rullv.
Albert Wolfe ws a visitor in Mur
rny Tor a time on hint Sunday where
ho was the guest of his friend T. J.
niendcl. the barber of that hustling
little city.
Mis. H. II. tngwerscn who return
ed from the hospital some time since
has been showing good gains of late
and Is hoping soon to lie In her for
mer good health again.
George Tate who la making his
home at Union was a visitor for n
short time in Nehawka on Monday
of this week and was visiting with
his many friends while here. i.
Frank loinnii and the good wife
were visiting with friends in Nebras
ka City for the afternoon and even
ing last Sunday, and enjoyed get-
t lnfl caught In the rain Sunday night.
: Lester Urcnncn was a visitor In
Nebraska City early Uils week where
he entered the hospital at that place
where he underwent an operation
for relief from appendicitis, nnd is
getting along fairly well since 'the
ordeal.
Miss Mary Yost, who was taken
to the hospital at Nebraska City
about ten days since where she un
derwent an operation for relief from
appendicitis Is still there and getting
along only fairly, but expects to be
able to return home in a few weeks.
IVan Nutzman, S, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Nutiman. while riding
a horse on last Saturday had the mis
fortune to fall off, and fracture one
of his arms which has made It in
convenient. The young lad is getting
along nicely, but it will be some time
before it is all right again.
Herbert L. Kuntt, the new black-
: smith has installed a new welding
machine, and with it a generator
(which makes the gas to do the weld
itng with. He is thus equipped nicely
1 to do all kinds of welding, and thus
'save much for the farmers in repair
j bills. The work was so active in the
.shop that he has had Thomas E. Ful
ton assisting in the work.
Wank l Sheldon and wife and
Marion Tucker and wife were over
to Omaha on last Sunday, they driv
tng in their car. and enjoyed a very
flue vitt In the big town, also visit
ing while there with Henry M. Pol
lard, who is recovering at the hos
pital and where they found Uncle
Henry feeling very cheerful. He is
hoping to bo ablo to return homo in
a short time.
Albert Anderson and the good wife
entertained last Sunday at their home
nnd had an their gucBta for the Ocea
nian Mr. and Mra. C. Kteffens of Lor
ton, parents of Mrn. Andemon, and
Mr. and Mm. Frank Horstman, the
latter a sister of Mrs. Anderson, they
'coming from Syracuse, alao the fam
Jllea of John II. StcfTens and I). SteT
fena of Nehawka. A most pleasant
day was ppent by all, they enjoying a
very delightful ix o'clock dinner.
Gets Truck Load Potatoes.
Robert I. Taylor was a visitor at
Pilfer on last Saturday whore he
made the purchase of a truck load
oT potatoes, which he brought to No
haw. Theso potatoes are excellent
ones and good for cither eating or
seed.
Violet Anne Waldo.
Little Violet Anne Waldo, the ten
months old daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chester Waldo, after Reveral days or
very severe , illness died as she was
Itin linonttnl l Omaha.
he little ono had been given the
hoHl of nursiner nnd medical care.
.but constantly grew worse, and with
the facilities which are at tho hos
pital It was thought that the little
one's life might bo saved.
It was decided to take the llttlo
one to th? hospitnl at Omaha early
Inst Sundny afternoon nnd na they
were Hearing the city a tire of the
doctor's car blew out. A passing car
took the little one and Its mother
and hastened on to the hospital, but
the death angel intercepted the hur
rying car, and claimed the babe be
fore they were able to reach tho hos
pital. i Chickens Growing Rapidly.
Rome time slnco, A. R Sturm pur
chased noma nineteen hundred baby
chicks and at the same time Gran
ville Heebner got one thousand. IJotti
gentlemen have done well on the
growth of the chicks as they have
many which are now weighing over
a pound nnd nil doing well. George
lopp also received a shipment of
some three hundred this week. nnd
they are getting started. Ijooks like
there will bo plenty of chicks this
year.
Will Make Home in East.
Dr. Norman Johnson of Lincoln,
where he has been located for orae
time In the practice of 'dentistry, and
will visit for the day and a short
time at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Omar Schlictemeler. when he will
spend the time with his sister, Mr3.
Schlictemeler nnd with his mother.
Mrs. Mathllde Johnson, before his
departure for the east where he will
enter In partnership with Mr. Win.
Kgan In tho dental business. Mrs.
Johnson is 73 years of age and is
making her homo with her daughter.
Mrs. Schlictemeler. Mr. Johnson will
locate at Kuthland. Vt.
Present Wonderful Show.
Last Saturday, having gotten the
machinery installed, the first talkie
was presented at the Auditorium and
was listened to nnd watched by a
large and very interested audience.
The title of the play waa "The Idle
Rich" and made a hit. There will
be a play with each Saturday night
and at such other times, as occasion
seems to justify.
Says Wonderful State House.
For yea its Olaf l.undbcrg has sluck
to business and has always been at
his place and ready to serve. But
last Sunday Mr. Lundberg and fam
ily and Vomer lamdberg and family
hitched up the reliable limosene, and
headed it for the west, following the
advice of the world famed Horace
Greeley, and in the course of an hour
and tlfty-nlne minutes found them
selves in Lincoln, with the new-
growth and changes of recent years.
and as Mr. Olaf l.undberg has stuck
to the business and not been to Lin
coln for the past 11 years, he wa8
much surprised.
However they wanted to see, and
went to the state capltol, where they
made a very critical examination of
the building, which Is nearlng com
pletion, and which is expected to be
finished in the next 14 years, and
found a most wonderful building.
Olaf says that he could not see but
the building should stand until it
was completed if nothing happened
unlooked for.
XUwlcigU Products.
I have the agency tor The celebrat
ed Uawiclgh Products for the east
half of Cass county. I shall call at
all farm homes with samples nnd
shall appreciate your patronage. The
excellence of these goods are well
known there are none better. 1
shall thank you tor what orders ou
can give me. Chester Tlvbon.
f2T-2tw.
Will Hare Better Reads.
Two sets of petitions have been
circulated for the graveling of two
I sections of county roads, which will
(greatly improve the roads leading to
nehawka and the main highways ad.
ijaeent thereto. One contemplated.
I the graveling ot the road leading
south a mile front u street south of
i Nehawka, and then a wile east, again
; south a mile and then east to the
highway Nv T5 which leads to No
braska City and also the north. Th
cifcet iseettea ct toad is to nm tre-ru
;oae mil south of o drrct, and di
'rectly south of Nehawka, Vhore U ci-
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V - '
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At Red Crown
Service Stations
and Dealers
everywhere
in Nebraska
Jlends south to the eoXruty line, and
thence west one half mile, ihus pro
viding for gtxd roads in this entire
section.
Visits Friends in Iowa.
Tor the past wef-k Mr. nnd Mrs,
J. S. Rough were spending the dAy-s
in lowa City. Iowa, where they en
joyed the occasion with their two
daughters and families. They er
guests while there ot Mr. and Mrs
Harold J. Pane, and Mr. and Mrs.
I. H. Benson and family. They re
turned home last Sunday, leaving
low City shortly after seven o'clock,
and made the distance. SfR ralte.
stopping for dinner and IVAVtdtng
about ten hours, arriving home at
about six o'clock.
Infant Dies at Hospital.
The little near four months otd
daughter of the liev. And Mm H. W
Knoblock, which ha tcen so sick
that s.h was taken io tho hospital at
Omaha, passed away there tn last
V'rlday, the remain being brought
to Nehawka whev the funeral and
burial was had on Utt SutldaJT. Td
funeral rrvlc were conducted by
the Ker. George W: Woavor of the
Mynarvl lulled Brethren chuvrh.
Vmtea rrieiut-ii XeUwU.
Mr. and Mrs. JoKMtUk ct Oma
NEW
& ?
IS
the
modern
motor
oil
gredients.
ha, where Mr. Melick is superintend
ent of the Union Pacific railway, and
also sister of Mrs. Henry Wessoll.
also brother of Mesdanios V. T.
Sehlichtemeier and J. Murdoch,
were visiting in Nehawka for the day
last Sunday and was guotd At the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wessoll.
A verv pleasant isit was enjoyed by
all.
Attend Funeral Here.
Among those who were in Nehaw
ka 1M week to attend the funeral
of the late Nicholas Orrs were t
Chapman of Ashland, accompanied
by Mn. Chapman, Messrs. Chvis and
,1vhn Nutttman and K'mer liuhga of
Aw as well as V-eaY fetl of F-acle
and Albert Keil ot Urnnning and
Henry A. i'hiteott and ife of ner
lvnton.
Card o ThanVs.
We wish to opivss oir mot in
tei thank to our. neighbors and
kfrUhds Tor thov,oMvsfdcration r.t
kindness dining: Ihe.V.inss and death
ot our dailing baby. '
Words eannot opro?H out appve
Clation of the kind w-ords, the vnv
ptlet lir of mon4ly )tan. l.e
dod of helpful KeiAice end th e-
jtiUl v"Wr -Bev, afed Mv. H. IX
' KnobU-vk and Children. "
New refining equipment and processes
alone made possible the new Polarine
with every desirable quality oil can have
free from disadvantages previous refin
ing processes had never overcome.
The new Polarine contains less than half
the carbon residue of old process oils
has greater lubricating value deposits
less carbon in the motor.
The lighter grades of the new Polarine
have a "pour point" below zero. The
heaviestgradesflowatl7 below freezing.
In stability and protective body at high
engine heat the new Polarine sets new
standards.
The light, bright color of the new Polarine
shows freedom from wax and tar in
On all points of both quality and per
formanceyou cannot buy an oil made
by any process, from any grade of crude,
at any price that will do more for your
motor than the new Polarine.
This new Polarine is sold at no advance
in price. Consult the Chart for the correct
grade.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
OF NEBRASKA
A) 7 Ichittsku cJn.?itt(
ton
At U, B.. Churches.
.V revival mooting began Monday.
March 1 7th at the Nehawka church
and will continue to March Seth. un-
H'.er the leadei-ship of llr. and Mrs.
4H. A. Wheeler, well known union
lOVSTtgTiiMs, Meetings regin at T.SP
seach evening, lts of special rr.usiC
land searching ropel messages. We,.
jwant you to be with us as much as
f possible.
Bible Confertner.
A week-end tlMo oentcrenoe w-.H
be held in the Ottrrbein church be
ginning nevt liiday evening at S
p. tn. Kev. H. Kills Ivir.insper. v ioc
pttvldeni of the Omaha l;blc In-f-litute,
will be the speaker. Meet
ings will be bold on FVi.isy. Satnrday
alid Sunday nights. Sunday Tnorr.irsg
and Saturday and Snnayarternoors
at S "p. The followir s th- pro-gt-srn
planned:
rv;dA- night wtii the om ivvj,
Stnd
Saturday V. M "ttihle SMic
SatAiay night "The Uo.v Spif-.t
and llio lVicvev."
Sunday morning "The Word Re
voalo,i." Sunday V M ;Vie Smc.y."
Suriaf ni.ht '"The of Re-
xivl 4
,Tkw ieur.g-f ope a t t:0
fwMe wnd ,eiv.ia iRxitntion ffora
j pastor and people. Mr. l.ir.ir trr:
j speaks Sr. various places ar.d h:
j sages are a biesr-ing.
H. l". KNORLXX K.
I Ii:rc.
Airrrtis? in the Jccrr.!'
1
iHarness Oiled
i and Repaired
Get resdy for Sprirf. Set
ter have yotr K&;.ir.cry
Kra;rs leered ani rra
fcr ftjtrtirg Srinr xrc.:
It doesn't pny to r&it
he I$.t TniV.tte.
t.n
Ve 11 the ETXSXAPT
TUdic Xene better ct the
ir.arkrt, XVtc resonsWe,
I W. H. Puis
: not $ 1 rUttsot t 3f f K.