KONEAY. DECEMBER 17, 1934.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOTTRNAL
PAGE FIVE
J. A. Pitz Named
en Commissioners
Legislative Com.
One of Important Committee To
Urge Legislation at Session of
the State Legislature.
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lived presents for each separate mem
ber oi the family, why not combine
these gifts into one single article. For
Instance an Aladdin Kerosene (coal-oil)
Mantle Lamp the most practical,
useful, economical and beautiful horns
lighting device. It will help mother in
her sewing, f ather in h is reading and the
kiddies in their school work. Not only
just please them for the holidays, but
give them years and years of solid com
fort and enjoyment, and protect their
eyes against injury. Aladdin service
will probably never again be obtained
ior bo little money.
You City Folks, Too I
if looting for a gift for ..he
fo'.kgback home. will, if they
desire it to be long apprecia
ted, tend them an Aladdin.
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SEE THIS ALADDIN
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table hanging bracket
floor and vase lamp, ftil
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Sognniehsen's
Preparing for
Christmas Treat
for the Public
Business Ken's Ad Club to Stage
Distribution of Turkeys, Geese
and Other Fowl Here.
In the meetings of the County Com
missioners and Supervisors associa
tion at Omaha on Thursday officers
were elected and committees ap
pointed for the ensuing year. J. D.
Forsyth, Niobrara, was selected as
president of the association.
The legislative committee of the
association was named, Julius A.
Pitz of Plattsmouth; Herman Holm
and Fred Tavis, Crete, who will
have charge of the program as favor
ed by the commissioners in reform
ing laws.
Among resolutions passed by the
commissioners were:
"We believe that the relief situa
tion in our state could be handled
more efficiently and economically
through local relief agencies.
" e suggest that our incoming , Jj
legislature take cognizance of the
danger of the public of railroad
streamline trains in reference to
grade crossings.
"Wo respectfully ask our congress
that appropriations made for relief
purposes be utilized in doing essen
tial highway work.
"We request the legislature to re
real the present law governing bonds
to be furnished by supervisors and
commissioners and restore the for
mer law.
"The present old age pension law,
being inadequate, we feel that meas
ures should be taken to bring great
er relief to those whom the law was
intended to benefit.
SCIENCE GIVEN DEFENSE
In preparation' for the glad holi
day season the members of the Busi
ness Men's Ad club will stage a dis
tribution of turkeys, geese and other
fowl on next Wednesday evening.
This will make a pleasant feature
of the holiday season and permit
residents to secure a much appre
ciated addition to the family larder
fcr Christmas dinner.
Any of the stores affiliated with
the Ad club will explain the meth
ods of securing the turkeys and
geese, so prepare to take part in this
great event and add to the pleasures
of the holiday season for yourself
and family.
New York. Dr. Karl T. Compton.
president of the Massachusetts insti
tute cf Technology, told the annual
convention of the Association of Life
Insurance Presidents scientific ad
vancements do not foster unemploy
ment, but create mere jobs than
they abolish.
Replying to contentions that
science should take a holiday until
economic adjustments have been
made, the educator explained: "I
believe, on the contrary, that there
has never been a time when it was
more important or more advantag
eous to press forward for scientiiic
knowledge and it3 useful applica
tions than nov..
UNDERGOING TEEAT1IENT
LEWISTON NOTES
Mrs. Georgia Creamer has been
having a very bad cold for several
days, but is feeling better just now.
Come to Lewiston Community Cen
ter Doc. 19 at S o'clock. A play,
"Everybody Getting Married." If
you want a good laugh don't miss it.
Wednesday, the 10th is the time
to get married. See this play at
Lewiston Center.
See Burdett Kites at Lewiston. He
sure knows how to tie the knot. If
you want to tie up he will help you
cut. Try him!
Georgia Creamer and Nellie Y.'chr
I ein wove visiting Wednesday at the
Lome of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Head.
Don't forget the date and place.
Lev is ic :i Center, Dec. 19. A laugh
I r young and old. Don't miss.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Read, Mrs.
Will Wehrbein and Mrs. Georgia
eair.tr attended the funeral of Mrs.
san Young at Lincoln last Wedr.es-
y afternoon at 1:3C, then drove to
hlar.d where interment was made.
The many friends of Andy
Schmader, popular and well known
young man cf this city and Omaha,
will be interested in learning that
he is now at the U. S. Veterans'
hospital at Kaines, Illinois. Mr.
Schmader has been under treatment
for the past several years and is now
showing a very pleasing improve
ment. Mr. Schmader is expecting to
behomc in the next few weeks for a
visit with the old friends.
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Every section of this Store is a Gift Shop in itself turn which
way you will, and you'll find displayed the kind and quality of
merchandise you'll be proud to give your feminine friends on
Christmas eve. Never has our stock been more complete or the
prices more in line with ability to pay. Come in early and make
your selections. We'll gladly lay away the goods you select.
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Ladies' Scarfs, all styles, colors 59c to S1.S5
Munsingwear Hosiery, Service or Chiffon. 69c to SI. 25
Smartside Out Hosiery, per pair $1.00
Satin and Crepe Dance Sets $1.00 and $1.95
Satin and Crepe Negligees, lace trim . . . $2.49 to $3.98
Lounging Pajamas, Corduroy and Crepe . $3.95 to $5.00
Kid and Cape Gloves . .$1.95 and $2.98
The Shop OS Personal Service
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Linen Handkerchiefs, plain and fancy. . . . 15c and 25c
Scarf Sets 79c and $1.79
Crepe and Satin Costume Slips $1.00 and $1.95
Tailored Flannel Robes, each $5.00
Bright colored Sunday Night and Tunic Dresses . $5.95
New Metallic and Crepe Turbans $1.95 and $2.49
Balbreggan Pajamas. One, 2-piece $1.79
Reduced ofIgoib of Wioteip Coats and Dresses
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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their absence, Eniil Kuehn was look
ing after business at the barber shop
i ox r.ir. uraig.
George Moomcy, from east of Elm
wood, was in Murdock last Thurs
day, delivering a number of dressed
hog3 to his customers.
Preparations are in progress at the
Evangelical church fcr the Christ
mas entertainment, which premises to
be a very joyous alTair.
Oscar E. McDonald has been having
a tussle with the flu for a week, and
3. I. Clements Funeral Parlors
Elmwood, Nebraska
Expert service. Your patronage solic
ited. Phones: Ofiice, 91; Home, C5.
EET.UE.iTS moil inrcoLi;
.Mrs. Kate Morgan returned home
Friday from Lincoln where she has
been visiting with relatives and old
tmie friends for the past few days.
Mrs. Morgan while at Lincoln had
the pleasure of a visit with her new
grand niece, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Hailam, born a few days
ago. The little lady has been chris
tened Margaret Ellen, in honor of
her two grandmothers.
KANSAS PIA1TE KILLS TEI0
JuUMT" C LT7S HEE7ING
T"vovy.;;.e wt..como to attend Tleas
"t liid-o community meeting Fri
(vcnir.g. Dec. 21st. Mrs. Earl
ar.u Mrs. Floyd Eecker in
"Sc oi prcgra:u. dw
Abilene, Kas. Three men, Everett
L. Peterson, Abilene, Victor Heed and
Ed Lane, both of Solomon, were
killed when their airplane crashed
to earth and burst into flames eleven
miles northwest of here. The three
men fiying a monoplane, owned and
piloted by Peterson were believed
killed by the force cf the impact.
VISIT IN THE CITY
Enjoyable Wedding Trip
A couple of wcek3 ago Otto Reich
man and Miss Anna Reicke were
united in marriage and with a party
of friends departed for Chicago, re-
like all good sports won out in the j maining there some ten days to visit
with numerous relatives in the city
and at Xapierville, a nearby su
burb. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Herman Schwerpe, a sister of Mr.
Reichman, Miss Mata Reichman and
Mir,3 Lou.se Reichman, a daughter of
the groom. The party arrived home
last "Wednesday evening, having had
an excellent time, but say, Mister,
home looked good to them after they
had been hustling around the big
city for more than a week.
bono the news to Io. C.
K. V. Carey, district commercial
manager and J. A. McKenzis, dis-
j trict plant manager of the Lincoln
Telephone &. Telegraph Co., were in
the city Thursday to look after some
matters at the local exchange.
.anoe Wed. lite
-e;on Kail, Eskins C!dg.
Fiattcnioutli
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"XIOSISTS CP 2HYTH2I
EOS-PLATE SUPPER
Trcgram, Dec. 21, S o'clock. Reck
Creek school, Dist. C. Everyone wel
come. VELMA FULTON,
dlD-ltdStw " Teacher.
DEAD ANBIALS
Dead animals removed free of
charge. Telephone South Omaha Ren
dering Works, Market 4 62G. Reverse
charges. n3-tfw
end and is feeling much better
Cl:arle3 Letts and wife, of Council
Elufs, were here last Thursday, at
tending the funeral of the late Mrs.
Jannen, mother of Mrs. Henry Amg
were, which was held at the Callahan
church.
Henry Carson, the elevator man,
was a visitor with his mother at Have
Icck ever the week end. Henry rarely
ever fail:, to go to see his mother on
Sunday a very good practice for any
cr.e to follow-.
Jchn Eppings and the family were
vi-:iting in Plattsmouth last Sunday,
being guests for the day at the home
of Deputy State Sheriff Jarvis E. Lan
caster, as well as calling on the fam
ily cf Virgil Arnold.
Henry Heir.eman, with his car, was
in Lincoln last "Wednesday, where he
was called to look after some business I
matters for a short time. He was ac
companied by Rev. H. R. Knospe, pas
tor of the Murdock and Louisville
churches.
Rock Island Station Agent I. G.
Hornbeck was feeling rather poorly
during a portion of last week, hav
ing a siege of the grippe which kept
bin down only a short time, however,
I as he has been able to overcome the
malady and is getting better.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kupke and a
number cf other members of the Order
cf Eastern Star were in Elmwood on
Wednerday cf last week, where the
ladies were attending a meeting of
the Star kensington, which was held
at the heme of Mrs. Emily Gonzales,
a splendid time being had by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Craig and Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Friend, the latter par
ents cf Mrs. Craig, who reside near
Alvo, were in Lincoln Thursday of
iast week, driving over to the big
town to look after the purchase cf
some Christmas goods and now have
the matter out of the way. During!
Death of Infant Son
The nine-months-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Tirani had the misfortune
to fall from his go-cart some time
ago, severely bruising the side of his
face, which ended in death on Wed
nesday. The little one had been taken
to an Omaha hospital for an opera
tion and treatment, but was unable to
withstand the ordeal. The funeral
was held on Friday, with burial in
the Lutheran cemetery north of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Timm have the sym
pathy of their many friends in their
hour cf sorrow.
Laiies Enjoyed Kectirg
The Ladies Aid of the Murdoch
church were enjoying a gathering cn
Friday cf last week at the home of
their fellow member, Mrs. John
Them. The meeting was to have been
held on Thursday afternoon, but wa3
deferred until the following day cn
account of the funeral of the mother
f ...Irs. Henry Amgwert, which was
held cn Thursday afternoon at the
Callahan church.
.Basketball Season Open
The first and second basketball
teams of the Alvo high school came to
Murdock last Tuesday evening, and
net the like teams of the schools here,
with the result that Murdock won
both 'games. The score of the game
between the second tcan.3 was 30 to
0, while that of the game between the
first teams was 39 to 10. A decisive
victory fcr the home town boys in
both instances.
The teams from here went to Avoca
on Friday night, where they had high
hopes of trimming the Avoca lads,
but that is a difficult thing for any
team to do, as Avoca has long had Bne
of the best class B teams in the state
and gives much attention to the prop
er playing of this game.
The result of these games was that
Sunday School Elects Officers
At the Sunday school election held
last Sunday, John Schlaphoff was
elected superintendent for 1935, and
Elmer Miller vice superintendent.
They will take charge of the Sunday
school the first Sunday in January.
Teachers will be appointed the last
Sunday in December.
Buried Heie Thursday
Mrs. C. Jannen, wife cf the District
Superintendent of the Evangelical
church of the Hastings district, died
laEt Monday and was buried Thurs
day from the Callahan church, with
interment in the cemetery near the
church. Rev. W. O. Matzke, her pas
tor, conducted the service.
Eelivers Consignment cf Baskets
L. D. Hiatt, of Plattsmouth, pro
prietor cf the Nebraska Basket Fac
tory at that place, was a visitor in
Murdock last Thursday, with a con
signment of baskets from the factory,
which he had sold to L. Xeitzel. The
consignment consisted of clothes ham
pers and a number of ether kinds of
baskets designed to sell during the
holiday Eeason.
engaged for some time in seeking the
owner of such equipment who would
be willing to loan it.
The games between Murdock and
ivocr. of which two were played on
last Friday, Murdock first team lost
to Avoca by a score of 25 to 18. The
second team however, won 17 to 12.
Linger Longer Club ITotes.
On Friday, December 14, the Lin
ger Longer Woman's extension club
met at the home of Mrs. Ym. Eisilee
for an all day meeting. The business
meeting wa" held in the morning be-; claims
fore our lunch. The lunch consisted ; 12
had
ing of labels before buying.
The meeting was adjournal ar.d
each went to his respective home.
The next meeting, which will also
be an all day meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. I. C. McCrory on
Jan. 25. Club Reporter.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
n covered dishe
brought.
In the afternoon the
i"d the meeting proper
was on "Economical
which the members
men altend
The lesson
Buying cf
In the County Court of Cass Coun
ty, Nebraska.
To the Creditors of the estate of
Martba T. Renwanz, deceased. No.
C0S3:
Take notice that the time limited
for the presentation and filing of
against said estate is April
a hearing will be
County Court Itw r.i in
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the
Foods." The leaders brought to mind
the need of careful buying and read-
Plattsmouth on April 16th, 1!K;5 at
10 A. M. for the purpose of ciaiii
ining, hearing, allowing, and adjust
ing all claims or objections duly
filed.
Dated December 14th. 19." 4.
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Secured the Wheel Chair
Diligent efTort'by the Cass County
Red Cross chapter has resulted in lo
cating a wheel chair for an aged in
valid, Mrs. Stachetski, who has been
bedridden for more than a year.
Word hes just been received that
B. I. Clements of Elmwood has one,
wbic! "a graciously granted the
Rei privilege of using for
Mrs. St-cheUki. This will bring much
comfort to this aged woman and it is
with sincere appreciation the Red
Cross desire?, to thank Mr. Clements
for his srienriid contribution. Again
Red Cross leaves nothing undone in
the service to humanity, having been
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Munsingwear hosiery is
the first choice of woxen
who realize that buying the
bsst is real economy. Mun
Bingwear hosiery is ma is cf
the fnest materials ... to
the highest standards cf
workmanship. It wears 2nd
wears and stays lovely
longer because of this typi
cal Munsingwear - care.
They're beautiful, sheer,
clear ... all the srrirtest
And prices you'll
HOSIERY
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find very reasonable.
LADIES TOGGERY
THE SHOP OF PERSONAL SECVICE
Plattsmouth, Nebr.