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PLATTSMOUTH
THURSDAY, JUIZE 27, 1935.
RECOVER DROWNED MAN
The body of Titus Aleton. 20
waters of the Lyman-Richey sand
pits Sunday afternoon, was recover
ed last evenine at 7 o'clock after a
in attempting to locate the body.
The body was brought to the sur
face, as the pump of the plant was
started in operation and was at once
removed and taken to Omaha where
the young man resided.
Cass County
Chapter ARC
on Friday
County Chapters of Red Cross Will
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colored, who perished in the deep
'day of search by divers and workers
Phono the news to No. 6.
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Fact Color
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Our entire stock of Beau .
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legu!ar$U5 $7
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Values to 79c, Sat. Only
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taken from our stock. Form
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Fast color Prints, in pretty
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Cummer Cottons
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Values Up to 49 Yard
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New Styles in Stammer Millinery
White Hats in Felt Crepe, Fabrics . . .
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Men's and Doy's
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Oil tanned uppers, with
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The Largest Store in Cass County, Plattsmouth, Nebraska
gur Brand Shot
Meet at Congregational Church
at Weeping Water.
The annual meeting of the Cass
County chapter of the American Red
Cross will be held on Friday after
noon at 1:15 at the Congregational
church at Weeping Water.
The notice of the meeting received
from the office of Mrs. H. A. Tool,
secretary, at Murdock, Etates that the
meeting will take up the reports cf
the various departments of the so
ciety and the plans for the year dis
cussed as well as the business of the
chapter discussed by the members.
Branch officers and chapter repre
sentatives are expected to attend this
meeting and take part in the pro
ceedings of the session.
Information and instruction for
undertakings of the chapter will be
a part of the program of the meeting.
MASS MEETING FRIDAY
A great union mass meeting to
launch the New Temperance Deal
against New Deal liquor will be held
in the Plattsmouth Methodist church
Friday night. June 28. at 8:15.
Dr. F. Scott McBride, of Washing
ton. D. C, National Superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League of Amer
ica, will speak on the national situ
ation. After visiting 4G states in
the last nine months, he has gather
ed some startling figures as to the ef
fect of liquor, and has had some won
derful experiences of the revived
temperance interest. He will discuss
the bill introduced in congress by
Senator Capper of Kansas, and the
new temperance educational plans
for the Youth Movement.
Supt. R. P. Kutton, of the Nebras
ka Anti-Saloon League, will give
pointers on the new Nebraska liquor
law and outline plans to take advan
tage of them while leading up to t
local option election in every town
city and village in the state of Ne
braska in April, 1937. and the at
tempt to elect a legislature pledged
to give local option on beer the same
as on hard liquor.
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DIES AT LINCOLN
From Wednesdays Dally
The message was received here late
this morning of the death of Mrs.
Margaret Emrick, of Lincoln, a resi
dent of this city a great many years
ago. Mrs. Emrick had not been in
the best of health for some time.
The deceased lady was formerly
Miss Margaret Sexton, member of one
of the old families here in the late
seventies and early eighties. She has
however made her home in Lincoln
over a long period cf years.
Mrs. Emrick was a sister of the
late Mrs. W. T. Scotten and during
the lifetime of the sister was a fre
quent visitor in this city and is well
known to the many old friends here.
She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Tearl Haberlain, of Lincoln.
Miss Margaret Scotten of this city.
is a niece.
ATTENDING CONFERENCE
A group of Plattsmouth youn
ladies are at Camn Brewster this
week to attend the annual confer
ence sponsored by the Presbyterian
church and in which the young
ladies will take a course of study as
well as a recreational program for
the length of the conference.
The conference i3 usually held at
Bellevue, but owing to the fact that
Bellevue college is leased it was
necessary to transfer the meeting to
Camp Brewster, well known recrea
tional center.
Those from this city to attend the
meetings are Eleanor Minor, Jean
Knorr, Mary Kathryn Wiles, Harriett
G008, Frances Cloldt, Marjorle Ann
Tidball.
RETURN TO EAST
From Monday' Dally
This morning Mrs. T. II. Murdick,
Jr.. of Fanwood, New Jersey, Mrs.
Marguerite Norlin of New York and
Miss Anna Burgh, also of New York,
returned to their homes after a visit
here with their parents and relatives
in this city and vicinity. Mrs. Mur
dick has been with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Wescott and Mrs. Nor
lin with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Wiles in this city.
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Abstracts of Titl
Phone 324
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Whin you want a i'pdy dinner"
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and has been prepared with tomato sauce
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APEICOTS Tree ripened.
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BEEF ROAST, per lb
Lean Quality
PORK CHOPS, per lb
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Frankfurters, lb 15c
Minced Ham, lb 15c
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Calf Hearts, lb 122c
Lamb Steak, lb 18'2o
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Fr. Ground Hamburger. .15c
ORANGES 216 size, per dozen 25c
HEAD LETTUCE Large, solid heads, Each 5c
NEW CABBAGE Per lb
NEW POTATOES 10 lbs. for 23c
TOMATOES Red ripe, 2 lbs 19C
CUCUMBERS Long green, large size, each 5c
FRESH PEAS Home grown. Per lb 5c
BEETS and TURNIPS Home grown, 3 lbs.. . . . .10c
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