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Si PAGE SIX PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOTJUNAL MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1937. i t 1 i 1 I r i I i P r i t 01 : it: t ? CI Pi tt j 39 to business matters yes- From Thursday's Daily Miss Elva Olaon has accepted a position with the II. M. Soennichsen company. The Garden club has p-aced the "Garden Encyclopedia," by Seymour, in the Garden club corner of the public library. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ilennnings and son Harlan and Mrs. Helen Mei singer spent the week end with rela tives and friends at Nortolk, ..Ne braska. Five more new books have been placed on the shelves at the Phitts mouth library. They are "The Pat tern," Kberhardt; "Railroad West," Cornelia Meigs; "Strong- Girl," Jo seph Lincoln; "Famine," Liane O'Flaherty; "Picnic," Martin Boyd. P M. Hanson, of Lincoln, was here Wdnesday to spend a few hours and cp'linR on friend3 in the city. Mr. Hansen, was formerly in the banking busines? ft Greenwood and is now engaged in the real es tate and insurance business ir. I in coln. Mr. and Mrs. John Stander of near Manley and Mrs. Andrew Stander of Weeping Water were in the city for a short tibe Wednesday en route home from Omaha. attendin terday. Ed S. Tutt of Murray of the firm of Tutt & Brubcaker, was in Platts mouth today attending to business matters. Attorney R. S. Mockett of Lincoln was in the city today where he at tended to some business matters at the court house. William Atchison and William Atchison, Jr., were here for a short time today looking after some mat ters of business. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Sexton left this morning to go to Albany, Mis souri, where they will visit with Mr. Sexton's mother, Mrs. Earl Sexton. Mrs. Molly Ackerman of Wymore who has been visiting at the Frank coin Goodman home, left yesterday to go to Omaha where she will visit a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hide of Down ers Grove, 111., are here visiting at the home of Mr. Hyde's parents, Mr and Mrs. 15. C. Hyde and other rela tives and friends. Mrs. W. F. Heier of Alvo and daughter. Mrs. Minnie Huff of Have- lock, were visitors at the county court today to look after some matters con Hfcted with the estate of William F Ilier. deceased. they will be taken to see Shirley Temple in "Wee Willie Winkle"'at the local theater. Miss Agnes Muenster went to Om aha today to spend the week-end. Miss Frances Schmltt is spending the week-end in Lincoln, her home. Searl S. Davis left this morning for Eooneville, Missouri where he will visit his son, Stephen, who is attend ing Kemper Military school at Eoone ville. Arthur Kief, of Denver, arrived Fridav afternoon for av visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mr3. Wil liam Kief and familj In company with his brother, Franklin, he was in attendance at the Minnesota-Nebraska football game today at Lin- 'CI AT From Thursday's Daily Tuesday Evening Club Tuesday evening the card club met with Mrs. Paul Vandervoort. Mary Holly won first prizes and Mrs. Lorine Urish won second. Mi3s Hazel Livingston, of Omaha, de parted for the west. They will locate at Santa Monica, and expect to make that their home in the future. Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards, the lat ter daughter of Mrs. Wells, are liv ing at Santa Monica. From Friday's Dally C. S. Quick of Lincoln was in town From Saturday's Di"y William Woolcott left Wednedy for an extended visit in Indiana All those children who participated in the Summer Reading club will re ceive their treat Monday night, when ms"ji j "Eat F.'eischmann's Yeast for Health" mmm. & WMte WE DELIVER PHONE 23 AND 24 Wednesday Specials A and B Oats, large pkg 17 Navy Beans, 3 lbs. for 156 Blue Rose Rice, 4 lbs. for 256 Kre Mel, assorted flavors, 3 pkgs. for . . 10c Oil Sardines, Domestic, 3 tins for 106 Grape Fruit Juice, No. 2 tins, each .... 10c Salad Dressing, Tastewell, quart jar. .256 Curtice Mackeral, 1-lb. tins, 2 for 25 Pink Salmon, 1-lb. tins, 2 for 296 Peaches, No. 10, gallon size, in syrup. .32$ Shurfine Cake Flour, large size pkg. . . . 24 Dates, 2 lbs. for 196 Swift's Borax Soap, 10 bars 256 Success Flour, 48-lb. bag $1.39 Concentrated Super Suds, 2 large pkgs. and a large Cake Plate all for. . . .396 . MEAT DEPARTMENT WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS JEWEL SHORTENING, 2 lbs. for 28 FLANK STEAKS, per lb 256 BACON SQUARES, Cudahy Gem, lb. . 236 32SESEXS33 "Eat Fleischmann's Yeast for Health" DOES A GOOD WORK The local unit of first aid workers, a part of the Red Cross work, has been very active in cases of accidents that have occurred in this section. This unit has its headquarters at the Ofe oil station and the crew i3 com posed of Ed Ofe, Ray Misner, Robert Gray and Clair Shellenbarger. They have responded in practically all auto accident cases and aided in caring for the injured until medical aid arrives. Neighborhood Club The Neighborhood card club met last evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Alwin to enjoy a very pleasant eve ning and also in a farewell to Mrs. W. A. Wells who is to make her home on the west coast. The first honors for the ladles was won by Mrs. Ray Larson with Mrs. J. F. Wolff, second, while for the gentlemen, E. II. Schul- hof held high score and William Swanda, second. From Friday's Dally Visit at Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Kerr and niece. Miss Mina Andrews, left to day to go to Valentine where they will spend the week-end with a niece, Mrs. William Dahni3. AGED MAN "TAKES OFF" Bid Friends Farewell Mr. and Mrs. ' Wayne Wells and daughter Shirley were dinner guests at the Paul Vandervoort home last evening. They left early this morn ing for California where they will Murray Study Club Stitch and Nibble Club The Stitch and Nibble club met with Miss Eleanor Swatek last night where they members had a pleasant evening. shower for Mrs. George Winscott, formerly Miss Frances Griffin, who was an employee at the Home. They had a weiner roast in the yard at the Griffin, home, where the couple are making their home. All the employees of the Masonic Home were present. Their gift to the bride , was a lace table cloth. Teachers Hold Meeting The . teachers of " the St. Paul's church met with Mary Speck at her country home last night for a social and business meeting. Those attend ing were Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Pahl, Winifred Kaffenberger, Mrs. Freda Stibal, Leona Meisinger, Mrs. Edgar Meisinger, and Elizabeth Hirz. ments and dancing. The members of the group were the Misses Gertrude and Agnes Brink, Miss Lucille Case, Miss Buster Blauvelt, Miss Viva Pal mer, Miss Lila Jane Elliott, and Miss Leona Price. Entertains Card Club Thursday afternoon the card club met with Mrs. H. F. Goos. Mrs. Karl Brown of Papillion won the first prize and Miss Dora Fricke won sec ond prize. Golden Rod Study Club The Golden Rod Study club enter tained the families at a weiner roast vesterdav. The roast was held as a sunDer at the supper hour. There were 57 who attended. They visited and had a good time. make their home for the winter. Friday afternoon Jesse u lse, an aged resident at the county farm decided to "take off" and return to the vicinity of Cedar Creek where he was formerly employed. He had gone as far as the farm of Ralph Meisinger when night overtook him. He sought shelter there and the fact of his pres ence was telephoned to Sheriff Syl vester. Deputy Sheriff Cass Sylvester motored out and brought the aed man on into the city. TO JOIN PLAYERS Joe Ilendrix, Plattsmouth, student at Doane college, was selected by the judges for admittance to Doane Tlay- ers, Sept. 22. Mr. Ilendrix was one of the nineteen chosen out of forty aspirants. CAR IS BURNED While Leonard Terryberry was re sponding to a call for car repairs out northwest of the city, his car caught fire on the road west of the Burling ton overpass on No. 7S and was destroyed. Miss Elizabeth Dick Weds Joseph Roucka The marriage, of Miss Elizabeth Dick and Joseph Roucka, both of Se dalia, was solemnized at seven o'clock Tuesday morning in a ceremony at Sacred Heart church, Sedalia. Rev. Father John Nels officiated. A. niece of the bride, Miss Virginia Dick, was the bridesmaid. Robert Smallwood was best man. The bride was attired in a white satin gown trimmed with white lace. She wore a finger-tip veil and carried a bouquet of white rosebuds. The bridesmaid wore a gown of blue lace trimmed in pink. She wore a . shoul der veil and carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds. After the ceremony the bride and bridegroom were guests at a wedding breakfast held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pfeiffer. Following a week's visit in Colo rado the couple will be at home at 1410 South Barrett avenue, Sedalia. The Murray Study club mt yester day during the noon hour with Mrs Ray Dill. The business meeting was held and a program presented afterwards. To Visit With Cousin Mrs. Henry Kerold is departing for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she will visit with her cousin, G. A. Pfeiffer, of New York City, who is to spend a short time in the Iowa city, old home of members of the Pfeiffer fam ily. Mr. Pfeiffer is a member of one of the prominent manufacturing firms iu the east and is well known here where he has visited many times with their relatives. leave for California This morning Mrs. W. A. Wells and Mr. and Mrs." Wayne Wells and daughter, with Mrs. Livingston and Entertains at Dinner Last evening Mrs. Frank Gobel man had a C:30 dinner at the dining room of the Stewart cafe for the K. B. club. The birthday prize was won by Mrs. Roy Knorr. Mrs. Frank Bes tor won first prize, Mrs. J. F. Wolff won second, and Mrs. Shellenber ger won third. Visit at Knorr Home Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Tinder of Hastings. Nebraska stopped at the Roy Knorr home for a visit on their way home from a trip to Chicago. They came back through Missouri, Mr. Tinder's former home, and visit ed the Wm. Jewell college where Mr Tinder attended. From Saturday'3 Dally Honor Mrs. Winscott Thursday evening the employees of the Masonic Home gave a surprise 10 CLOSE ESTATE FOR SALE Tract of about forty acres near Union known as Keyser property. Penelope H. Anderson, ad ministratrix, Omaha, Nebraska. s29-2tw-ltd EASTERN STAR NO. 189 Home Chapter No. 185 will meet in regular session Tuesday, Oct. 5th at 7:30. A special ceremony will be given. APPLES and PEARS for sale. Haw ley's Orchard, three miles northeast I of Union corner. o4-3t sw ISC ZZSZ "JIMT urn i it- V - 2to TV r 17i 111 Special Jacket Values Wool Lined $-98 Cossack model jack ets in 220 vt. blue denim with 25 per cent wool lining. Handy talon slide fastener opening. Husking Gloves & Mittens "Boss" 11-oz. Wt. 2.-49. Eoz. Pairs Heltons $2-98 A warm, windpruf. all wool jacket in pop. cossack style with slide fastener front and 2 pock ets. Men's sizes. noon Suits Fall Weight Long Sleeves Ankle Length Sizes 36 to 48, Inc. i!3c Wool Plaid 5-95 A heavy all-wool plaid jacket ; belt ed back. Warm, fleecy finish. Grand for sport and dress wear. Men's sizes. Jersey Jackets Heavy Fleece Button Front with Collar Sizes up to 46 at $1-25 KM Worsted Slacks $2-98 Good looking dressy style pants in fancy weave, part wool worsted. French backs. Our Master model with the lin ed seat. Eight tail ored features. Work Sox Rockford Style Eandom Mix Ribbed Top Seamless Per Pair PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA ' ntf 13 ot every R e e f e lines, slim med -waists football shoulders adroit stitchings ; a few of the details 11 like! (Ladines Toggery PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA Will Attend Convention Monday several of the members of the Woman's club will attend the state convention in Omaha. Every one interested in the Woman's club may attend this convention, and all who will enjoy the interesting pro gram planned. Because of this con vention the Woman's club- will not meet in Plattsmouth Monday eve ning. Enjoy Skating Party Last night a group of young people held a skating party at the skating rink here In Plattsmouth. After a rolling" good time, mixed with a few thrill-giving spills, the group went to "Pop" Kelly's for refresh- Attend Football Game Quite a number of Plattsmouth people attended the Nebraska-Minnesota football game in Lincoln today. They are: Carl and Ed Ofe, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schneider, Mary Rosen crans and Bob Walling, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gaylord. Mr. and Mrs. V. F, Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sundstrom, and Ordell Hennings. Return From Dakota Mr. and Mrs. James Warga and little daughter, Marylin, have return ed home from a few days visit at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Taplett, parents of Mrs. Warga. They report nice rain for a great deal of the way on their return home. Visit in North Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Meisinger are on an extended vacation to Plain view, Norfolk, and Fremont. They left Monday to go to Plainview where they are visiting with Mr. Meisinger's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Frederick. Then they will go to Nor folk and Fremont where they will visit other relatives and friends. Mrs. Meisinger was formerly Miss Thelma Kohrell of Plattsmouth. A Bumper Crop of SA VINGS! ATTEND HINK-DINKY'S m 1 51 ran Food Festiva. True American PJatelaes Carton of 6 Boxes ej 0 m Plattsmouth, Tues., Wed., Oct. 5 - 6 Choice Blue Rose RICE 3-lb. Bag 5-lb. Bag, 25 Domestic Oil SARDINES 3 fori Per dozen, 39 NECK BONES, fresh, meaty .4 lbs., 25 PORK HOCKS, fresh 2 lbs., 25 HAMBURGER, freshly ground Beef cuts, lb .126 STEAK, Sirloin or Short Cuts, lb 15 1 PORK CHOPS, choice, lean, lb 23 FRANKFURTS or Minced Luncheon, lb 15 Srlrrtrd 4tun1ilr PEANUT BUTTER, fresh Bulk KRAUT, fancy Wisconsin Bulk, lb FILLETS OF FISH, Boneless, Skinless. . . .2 lbs., 23 5 .2 lbs., 25 Sunlight Margarine Carton Hershey's COCOA Can Jl&r BUTTER Hinky- Dinky, lb. casco mc 1-lb. Ctn.W BANANAS, Tropic Gold, fancy, firm yellow ripe, lb..5 CRANBERRIES, fancy, deep red, 1-lb. cello bag. . . 17$ (Jrnulnr Cnp od Flurxt (futility. GRAPES, fancy Calif. Red Flame Tokay, lb 6 SWEET POTATOES, Virginia Jerseys 6 lbs., 19$ DATES, Golden Hallowii Bulk 2 lbs., 10$ CABBAGE, fresh solid Colorado. Lb 2y2 LETTUCE, large, solid heads, G$; extra large size. . .Q$ P & O or Crystal White SOAP Del Monte Peaches or Pears Del Monte COFFEE 2-lb. Can, 53$ 1-lb Can DateS Bulk Hallowii, 2 lbs 19c Bread Sliced White. 24-oz. loaf, 9$ ; White or Bye, 16-oz. 7C Pineapple Del Monte or Dole's Crushed, 3 Buffet cans20C FlOUr Boyal Brand, 48-lb. bag $1.39 Quaker OatS Quick or Regular. Lge. Pkg IJq PeanUt BUtter Air King brand. 2-lb. jar 23c Corn, Peas, Green Beans or Pumpkin r2dc!3for25c Doz., 95 1; Case of 24, $1.89 Fine Granulated Beet SUGAR 100 lbs., $5.19; 10. 0 ti LJ .- w n uane, iuo ids., p $5.39; 10-lb. CI. bag. . 30C &2C I J :! t V. V a1 a. I !