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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUBNAL
THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930.
PAGE TWO
Nehawka Department!
Prepared in the Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Especially
for the Journal Readers.
Little Lois Troup was over to Mur
ray ami hail a tooth extracted by Dr.
Co wen, the tooth hud been giving
tome grief tor some time.
Dr. David K. Wynegar was a vis
itor at Murray for a time on last
J-'.unday and later went on to Oma
ha where he visited with friends.
Will O. Troop and the family were
enjoying a visit for the day on last
Sunday at the home of Mr. find Mrs.
Kobert A. Troop west of Mynard.
A. F. Sturm and J. 11. Falnn-r were
over to Plattsmouth on List Satur
day where they were looking after
some business matters for a short
t ime.
Miss Edna Schwartz who has been
t.nichins school in Wyoming, re
turns d to Nt hawka and is visiting
v. itb her mother, Mrs. John Swartz
fir a few weeks.
A. F. Sturm was unloading a car
of lumber which arrived the day be
f .re from Uellingliain, Wash. He also
received a car load of cement which
he was also having unloaded.
Kobert D. Taylor and Jerome Moss,
were over to Itock Uluffs where they
trucktd a quantity of very fine cat
11 from John Xottleman to the South
Omaha market on last Monday.
A. D. 15:ikke of Murray was a vis
itor in Nehawka for a short time on
last Monday looking after the sale
of the celebrated car which he han
dles, and meeting with his many
friends here.
Ihisiness called Frank P. Sheldon
of the Sheldon Department store and
his brother V. I. Sheldon and David
('. West to the county seat on Ia'.t
Saturday morning, they making the
ti ip via auto.
W. J. Wunderlich and wife wero
over to Omaha on Monday of this
w -ek where Mr. Wunderlich was
called to look aft'-r .same business
matters, they driving over to the
big city in his car. ,
W. O. Troop of Nehawka. Charles
Troop of Plattsmouth and Arthur
Troop of Mynard, shipped a number
of cars of boas to the St. Louis mar
ket on last Sunday afternoon, they
being on the Monday's market.
M --srs and Mesdames Everett Lan
caster and Everett Dalton were over
to Murray on l;st Sunday where they
visited with relatives and also were
at the g.it'.iering incident to the open
ing of the Murray bathing beach.
Allied Anderson of Omaha was a
visitor at the hone of his brother.
A. Inert Anderson of Nf hawka, on last
Sunday, enjoying the day here very
j i i c i 1 v . Tirs. Anderson and the chil
dren -tire visiting at Huron, South
Dakota, for a number of weeks.
Oil Monday afternoon of this week
Mi.-s Uuby. lioivi, fevt'ii, .daughter of
Mr. and .Mrs. Jerome 1. Ross, enter
tained at tlu ir home some eighteen
of her little girl friends were there
to assist in the proper celebration of
the p
assm;
of the important event.
M .". ii-i-i
v K.y, Owl
Mrs. Henry Sell-; we of
ad:., coiiiins of Mi-. J.
Kvi lienry Schum;uh.
: Winnie,-:,
and a nr.:.ib-.-r
In rV.o'ui ncn
Nehjiwk'l (v,
aiM visited ;
cf others in this neiT-
is' .'ig in and al , it
t' iht. week end. They
the home of Mr. ar.d
" r rimes.
Mrs. Albert Wolfe pnd daughter,
Miss (Uodys. were over to Omaha on
Mondav where they arranged for
Miss Gladys to undergo an operation
for the removal of her ann-ndix
which has heen giving Miss Gladys
much grief. It is hoped that she may
return scon and with perfect health.
'If 'y Khre-i t ,mi faie.ilv an I Ail
. vt .ur;. ... . ,rauc-r were c:iv:i
to Uort Riley, Kansas, they going on
la--t Saturday and returning Sunday
evening, visiting at the military hos
pital with Osea.r Linville who wa
injur.-d seme time atro. The patient
i- mnrt'Ml as getting ahmg nicely
ai this time.
Tin- Nehawka band and orchestra
were over to Alurray on last Sun
day afternoon where they gave a
concert at the Alurray bathing beach ,
and ai.-o enjoyed an excellent time.
The pertple of Alurray rr.il hundreds
of visiters at that popular pleasure
resort were all well ph-a: i d with the
excellent music which was render
ed. Aliss Ruth Siizniann was a visitor
at the home of her parents, W. P.
Kitzmami and family of Plattsmouth
en let Sunday, returning to take
ua hvr work at the Sheldon Depart-
Oil in
is Like a
in a
Lubricating Gii in a bottle
may a race horss in a stall.
Irr.ck. r.i?.iQ him run a half
' - ,f ar
Ice;:: and nothing else. The same is true of Motor Oil!
LggIcg, Coles? asad ExCravafjant
CSaiass Mean Nothing at Ail
It is the test cf actual performance that shows up poor
horse and poor oil. Mona Motor Oil does not break
down under the most intense heat. Try a Crank case full.
Iran
ment store early Monday morning.
Miss Ruth who has had trouble with
her tonsils also had them removed at
an Omaha hospital. She is doing
nicely.
Robert Troop and wife from north
of Nehawka and west of Mynard
were looking after some business mat
ters in Plattsmouth on last Satur
day morning, and where also Mrs.
Troop was visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Anna Ouenther who is convales
ir.g nicely following an injury which
she received when she fell several
weeks since.
Mrs. R. C. Pollard, departed a few
davs since with a cousin C. M. Cray
and wife and their daughter, who
have been visiting here for a nuni-lu-r
of weeks. .Mrs. Pollard will
visit for some time and until Mr.
Pollard finds time to get away and
drive to Palmyra. Mo., where they
are visiting for a visit and to bring
Mrs. Pollard home.
Miss Virginia Pollard in company
with her school chum. Miss Lena Mc
Donald of Newman Grove, who are
vi.-iting at Hot Springs. Ark., where
they are attending a meeting of the
Chi' Omego Sorority society which is
meet ing
there at th'.s lime. '1 ne con-
v -ntion will
conclude on Friday am!
the girls are expected to ne at ie
l.awka on Sunday next.
P. W. Ewing and wife who live
near Enders Lake and who are neigh
bors to the farm which John G. Wun
derlich has in Krown county, were
visiting at the home of Mr. ;.' i Mrs.
Wvi.ul 'rii'Ji f-r a few d. ys v. hi!e .-n
tl-ir wav to their old time home
at (orodon, Iowa. They were pi -ased
to meet their neighbors as Mr. and
Airs. Wunderlich have often visited
a, the Ewing home.
Mrs. L. R. Benson and the children
",i.i if ivnirt T Dine of Iowa City, ar
rived from their home at
on last "Monday evening.
Nehawka
. Mr. Dane
business in
was looking after some
Omaha and visiting at
Stewart J. Rough and
the home of
wife, parents
Benson, and
on last Fri
the children
of Mesdames Dane ana
departed for his home
dav. Mrs. Benson and
remained for a longer
visit, when
Mr. Benson will come
for the wife
and children. Mrs. Dane wm
come
at that time for a visit aiso.
Enjoy Visit Here.
Fred Wethers and daughter, Marie,
who make their home in .Miciugan.
here they have lived for a long time
. ... t i ; a f t . .
were visiting wiin reiaues ai wn.-,
ami also came to Nehawka where
they visited with John G. Wunder
lich and family, also with the Schu
jrtachers ' and Sturms. Mr. Wot hers
worked for Mr. Wunderlich thirty-
eight years ago, and has been away
for a long time. lie was pleased to
meet so many of his old time friends.
A Place of Great Beauty.
D. D. Adams who is a lover of the
beautiful, whether it he iii a line
blooded horse or fair wo m all, or a
beautiful garden of flowers, has the
latter and at this time has two kinds
of pend lillies in bloom, a pink and
yellow or rare beauty. Those of Ne
hawka who have not had the op
portunity to view this very beautiful
.rov.-er better saunter past the home
and see something worth looking at.
GLAS5 DEFINES HIS STAND
Washington Senator Glass, is
sued a statement Tuesday making
clear that he did not intend that
his resolution questioning the auth
ority of the state department to pass
upon the reparations bonds should
be directed at the validity of these
bonds.
"Aly resolution was not intended
to question the validity or the pro
priety of the reparations loans," he
said.
, i think the bankers had a perfect
'right to float that or any other loan
tin his country without reference to
j what the state, department might
hii k of it or do about it. In short,
my contention is that the state de
Jpartmtid has no lawful authority
I in the premises and it should desist
j from an assumption of authority
which is net only dangerous bin
(which amount.- to a nindefensible
Uci'tvaiion of power."
a
Race jlorse
Stall
or a can mav look fin
SO
But nut tk KnKP on
a
mile and he mav nrnv all
kenbolz Oil Co
NEWS
li'rom Monday's Daily
Air. and Mrs. Rex Young were at
Union Sunday where they visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leach,
being called there by the illness of
Harriett Leach.
Hen ry
ser, two
or' near
Slander and William rviei
of the prominent residents
South Bend, were in the
a short time today looking
city for
after some mailers hi nm ...un
house.
Louis Kuhney departed this morn
ing for Omaha to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Word, at the Methodist
hor-pital where she was operated en
yesterday for a very severe case of
appendicitis.
Dr. V.. J. Gillespie, Dr. and Mrs.
C M Gradoville and family and Air.
and Mr. 0. H. Nave and family were
at G ret i. a Sunday, where they en
joyed the day in a picnic at the
state fisheries.
Mr. and Mrs. a. K. Frolich, of
Louisville were here Sunday to spend
the day with friends in this city,
motoring over from their home. Air.
Frolich is the superintendent of tho
Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement
company's plant at Louisville.
Mr. and Airs. D. O. Dwyer and son,
Harry, with Airs. E. II. Wescott,
motored to Des Moines. Iowa, Sun
day where they spent the day and
returned with Miss Helen Wescott
who is to be a member of the bridal
party at the wedding of Ali-s Mildred
Crom at Lincoln Tuesday.
Pii.m Tues'lay's Dally
Mr. and Airs. Charles Mesler of
Denver, who have been visiting with
friends in Iowa for the past few
days, hrve returned here for a visit
for a week with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jean and
children, who have been visiting
with the relatives and friends in tho
old home and also at I'lainview, de
parted this morning for tluir home
in the Rio Grande valley of Eexas. !
E. J. Alougay, one of tho promin
ent residents of near Union was in
the city for a short time today and
while hrrc was a very pleasant caller
at the Journal off.ee and to vi:-it with
the many friends here in this city.
Dr. and Airs. Fritcher of Decorah,
Iowa, are here for a slirt visit at
the home of Air. and Airs. Franh
Gobelman, the latter a sister of Airs.
Fritcher. From here the Friichtr
family goes on to Denver and Estef?
Park.
Mrs. II. L. Long atid little' daugh-
i ter arrived last week from Kan Ber
nardino, California to visit at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Airs.
Charle Engelkemier of this cityj This
is Airs. Long's first visit in four years,
so is the object of much pleasure to
her parents as well as other relatives
in this vicinity.
From Wednesday's Dally
Y. F. Schliefert and son of Louis
ville were in the city for a short
time today attending to some busi
ness of importance.
Mr. and Mrs. John I5a!l of Esthr
ville, Iowa, who have been here vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
V. P. Busch, have returned home.
E. H. Taylor of Weeping Water
was in the city today to spend a few
hours visiting with old time friend:?
and attending to some matters at
the court house.
Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Rehal and son,
Ronald, of Great Falls, Montana, ar
rived here Tuesday for a visit with
the parents of Mr. Rehal and the
other relatives and old friends. Mr.
Rehal is a former linotype operator
on the Journal and is now with the
Great Falls Tribune.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Staats and two
daughters, of Seattle, Washington,
who have been visiting here for a
short time at the home of Mr. Staats'
parents, departed today for Taylor
ville, Illinois, for a visit, and from
where Mr. Staats-will leave in a few
days for the west to resume his work
by July 1st.
OUR NEW MAYOR
With the departure of Mayor Sal
tier and his good wife for Germany,
the tr.ga of the acting mayor has
fallen on the shoulders of Claude C.
Smith, councilman from the second
ward and the president of the coun
cil. The new mayor is a native of
Missouri and the odce of the mayor
will he operated on the "show me"
proposition. The duties of the office
are lying lightly on the second ward
solon however, and he is planning
no radical changes in the methods
of conducting the government but
feels that the city affairs are getting
along very nicely.
TO REPORT TO CAMP
Raymond J. Larson of the local
postoRice and former commander of
the American Legion in this city, has
received orders to report with other
of the reserve officers attached to the
S9th division hadquarters, at the
R. O. T. C. that will be held at Fort
Crook starting in the early part of
July. Mr. Larson holds the rank cf
second lieutenant in the reserve.
J. A. Capwell of this city is also
a reserve officer but is attached to
the 17th infantry and will receive
his training with his regiment.
The Fcnrth isn't mncli of a day
fcr tlie kiddies if they are deprived
of Firecrackers. Ours are big enuf
and not too big;. Safe and sane! See
the bie display and not 1
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Smile
at tlie
Ache
Ordinary ps-Jns head
ache and neuralgia, muscu
lar pains, functional pains,
the headache and congested
feeling of a cold in the
head how quickly they
disappear Then you take a
tablet or two of
DR.MIL2S"
Dr. Miles' Aspir-Mir.t is tho
new, stable, mint-flavored tablet
that is making people all over
the country "Smile at the Ache"
Your druggist has them.
15c and 25c Packages
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CHARGED WITH BREAK-
ING AND ENTERING
From Weiliu-s Hy's Dally
The complaint chargii:
Shields a.ul Floy,! Shields w
Ernest
;: by
;iig and cntii'ii'.g was tiled tod
County Attorney W. G. Kieck
cov-
ering the attempted robbery of the j
warehouse of die Missouri Pacific ',
Ht Union on Monday night. Tin two j
men are in jail here and have indi
cat"d a willingness to enter a plea ;
of guilty to the charges made by the j
state.
The men have al-o confessed to !
having stolen brass from the boxes !
on a M. P. freight car u.t Alurray ;
prior to being .eaught a; Union in j
he act of breaking into the ware- j
!h;'sc. Th-y attempted the Union I
robberv in hope of securing some gas- j
oliee to allow them to continue their j
.1 x.ire.oy on to Kansas City. Alissouri,
v-'h-.Te they eJaim to make their j
home.
On being br tight h fore the
trict C'ltirt shnrr'iy !::'.;i(- noon,
iiica tntev-d.."y- pie-i of guilty
(!!S
tll" and
received a fine of and costs.
HAPPY HUSTLERS CLUB
The Happy Hustler 1-H club met
at the Lewiston community center
-n June 11th. Thirteen members
l r. presf nt.
Gwendolyn Hnseti who repre
.vMtd our club. ;it the State Agricul
tural er iisgo nt Lincoln gave a veryimaking another
i-itr rest ing tall:.; which was enjoyed i vtlc.et road
by all. "
Richard Fricdrichs, John Roddy'
and Vernile Pullon were chosen as
'iir pudging team.
A pinic was dcided upon some
tine this r.u inner. The place and
date will be decided on Inter.
Tho next meeting will be July 4th,
at the Lewiston Community Center.
Contributed.
NOTICE
On account of taking special post
gradual;? work for the relief of Sinus
and Hay Fever d; a'es my office will
be closed each day until June 2Sth,
except between the hours of G to 9
p. m.
D Carl Loeb "of Chicago is con
ducting a special clinic in Omaha at
the Rome Hotel.
j23-'Jtd DR. JOE J. STI13AL.
iiewciks everything from spark-
i
i
rr. to st"r'1r!r,i Piwn ciiSDiavs
t right prices nt Sates Eook Store.
(Political Advertising)
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W.Rfi. STEBBINS
GOTHENEURG
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
United States Senator
IN LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS OF 1311-13-15
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION 1920
Present State Treasurer
Primary. August 12, 1S33
WEEPING VATER
Thead Davis and the good wile
were visiting with friends in Platts
mouth on last Sunday.
Wilher Hay of Oklahoma City is
here visiting at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. A. J. De Wolfe.
James Jones and Phillip Hoffman
of Plattsmouth were visiting in
Weeping Water on Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Heien Morse of Crete is visit
ing for a time at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Cora Badgeley. and aiso
with many
Mrs. L.
of their friends here.
K. Lane is feeling unite
poorly, Laving heen ill at her home
for the past week or more. She. how
evtr is leeling some improved of late.
I. T. Hunter and Attorney C. E.
Tefit were over to Plattsmouth on
last Monday where they were look
ing aiter some business matters, they
driving over in the car of Mr. Tent, j
Herman Hiilman and wile who
drove to New York last year, return
ed the same way just recently and
will make their home in Weeping
Water again, thinking it is a good
place to live.
While J. ( Kails was driving west
of town last Sunday evening, anoth
er car came along and ran into the
one he was driving, upsetting it and
injured Mr. Kails ouite badly, frac
turing a number of his ribs.
Alfred Marshall who lias painted
n any houses in Weenina: Water and
vicinity, and who has been in Long
Beach and Riverside, California, re
turned to Weeping Water and is visit
ing with his many friends here.
Alisses Dorothy and Helen Gordtr,
daughter of County Commissioner
and Alls. Fred II. Gorder rnd their
friend. IVrothy Morse, were visiting
in Lincoln on last Alonday and were
1 driven over to the big town by V. O.
-Miller.
I Mesdames Oscar C. Hinds and D.
D. Wainscott gave a twelve-thirty
dinner party to a number of their
j friends on Wednesday at the pleas
! ant home of Airs. Hinds at which
i time all present enjoyed the occasion
j ve: y much.
j Aliss Agusta Ash who has been
j spending the two weeks of her vaca-
! lion at Salt Lake, where she was
the guest for the time at the home
of Mr. and Airs. Clarence Dill, arriv
ed home on last Saturday after hav
ing enjoved the visit very much.
Mrs. Isaac Reed and daughter, Aliss
Leore and Miss Opal Rector and Miss
Helen Lane were over to Plattsmouth
nn lut Mondav where they went to
attend the funeral of the late Henry
Doolev who lost his life on last Sat
uiday afternoon while swimming
near Oreapolis.
Chamber oi Commerce Meets.
Oil last Friday night the members
cf the Weeping Water Chamber of
Commerce were gathered at the Rest
Haven hotel where they enjoyed an
excellent bannut, following which
the business which had called the
members together 'was looked alter.
All committees were able to report
progress in the things which they
had in hand and steps will' immed
iately be taken to connect the new
strip of country roads which has been
paved to the city limits from a num
ber of miles southeast of town. Thus
circuit to the O
Married Las. Week.
The wedding of Miss Mary Miller
and Mr. Harold Baker occurred last
week, the ceremony being conducted
by the Rev. George E. Morey, pastor
of the Methodist church of Weeping
Water, where the bride has lived a
greater portion of her life and the
groom has resided for some three
years. The young people departed for
a short visit at the home of the pa.
ents of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. IJak
j er of Hiawatha. Kansas. They spent
the week end there ami on .uonnay
were back to Weeping Water where
Mr. Baker immediately went to his
work again with the Maytag people.
Give Friends Shower..
The' many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Baker gathered together and
going to the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. A. R. Miller where the
young couple were staying, celebrated
tlie wedding with a miscellaneous
shower, when all had, a very fine time
and also presented the newly wedded
pair with many useful presents.
Girls Return from Their Camp
The girls of Weeping Water who
were over to Crete for the week's
camping and where they enjoyed the
camp life and got a little sunburn as
well as plenty of out door air and
rxprcise a nd with a little fishing and
swimming thrown in, returned home
last week after having most thor
oughly enjoyed their stay. There were
among the party from Weeping Wa-
ter,
son
Misses Anna and Esther Jolin
Berne.se Philpot, Evelyn Hinds,
Evelyn Moore, Doris Wilcott and
Frances Moore.
Dies at Omaha Hospital
' Charles Henry Hiilman was born
in the year 1ST!) at Dixon. Illinois,
and came to Nebraska when a young
man and after having married, made
his home for a time at Pleasantdale,
Nebraska, afterwards coming to
Weeping Water where the family
made their home for a number of
years, later they went to Decatur to
make their home and while there
was taken ill. He was taken to an
hospital at Omaha last Thursday,
where he passed away. The remains
were brought to Weeping Water
where the funeral was held from the
Congregational church on Monday,
and interment made at Oakwood
cemetery. The deceased leaves to
mourn his departure, the wife and
four children, two brothers and eight
sisters. Funeral services conducted
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Do Your Painting
rioiv, Madam!
and to moke t.z 5n!eres:in
Vrcrk even mora oftraetivo to
do riht noir, pleoso oc:pt
c becutifu!
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THERE'S en eipry rpot !n ycur h.orne or. l!o ncn?!e,
foe end tcble or picr.o that an o;trr.c.iv3 vqjo
would f:il . . . There's a kitchen rab!e, wocd.vcrk, a 'J-
or perhaps cn enlire fiocr tl.ct
will transform into surfaces of cheerf j! ccor . . . ? urcheses
os small os a quarter pint and half p'.ni cn cf e'rher
WaterSpor Quick Drying Enamei, Lc.cquer cr Vrr-nlh
entitle you to your FREE VASE, dosigrod cr.-i dzorci-d
by an artist with beautiful, luitrou Voreropcr tiori.
Paint and Wall Paper Gtsrc
Paint Blue and White.
Jess Smith, the painter, has just
completed the painting of the Dow
ler garage signs and cornice blue and
white representing the United States
Tire Co. The new embellishment
makes the building look very attrac
tive. Ladiej Enjoy lawn Partj
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. of
Weeping Water enjoyed a gathering
at the home of Mrs. C. E. Pool, where
they met on the pleasant lawn and
the place being sightly and a cool
breeze playing, they had a most pleas
ant !' ce to meet. The ladies enjoyed
the m- eting very much and the ex
cellent luncheon which was served.
SPECIAL 5ABY CHICKS
loO.nOU chicks for the next few
days at .7.eo por 100 for Reds,
Rocks. Wyandottes, Orpingtons. ?'j.00
nor Hot for White, Iirowi: ar.d Ruff
Leghorns. Tostage paid, delivery
guaranteed. Send $1.00 per 100, bal
ance C. O. D. Prices for limited
lime only. Missr,uii Poultry Farm-.
Columbia. Missouri. j26-lsw
Ui2 Journal will appreciate your
telephoning news items to No. 6.
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It isn't the weather It's YOU. Dress
right! The first thing is Cool Athletics.
Guaranteed No-Rip $1.00
Shirts and Shorts 50c each
Vassar knitted garments ail sleeve and
leg lengths in light weight Rayon or
Cotton. Prices range from. . . .$1 to $2
Dead Anfraals; Kesscvedi2
JACK STEPHENS .
Free Removal of All Dead Animals
Providing Hides are Left On
Modern Supervision of a Licensed
Rendering Establishment
General Delivery, Souih Omaha Phoae MA 5136, Collect
FLOWER CLUE
The Social Woii:evs' Flow
was entertained nt tht hrm
Fulton on Wednesday, Jui.
with a large number in at i n
A very interesting and inst!
article, "The Patience of Me
;' Mi-.
1m ti
sa'i'e.
uctivo
.hei s,''
was read and discussed and a shcit
program was given by the children,
jean Hull and Dorothea Fulton ea. li
entertaining with a seng, and Hetty
Gayer with a recitation." '
Visitors at the meeting were Mrs.
Alien, Mrs. Hamn.o:
arp. Mr:
Floyd Fulton, MisBert Fulton. Miv.
John Kaufman, and Mrs. Fred Nolt
ing. At the close of the afternoon th.j
hostess, assisted by I.e.- daughters
served a very delicious lunch which
all er. joyed.
IvIYIJARD COIfEiIUHITY CLUE
I The :.!yn,rd Community club w;;'
meet Kikiav evening ui S o ! ik.
All liumb'.rs urred to bo present.
Everything; for a "afe ar.d Sane'
Feat at Vzizz Book Slorz. Eirccrack
eis that are Big caovIi a.d not tjj
tig;. Eirewcrks, too.
I
Bates Book Store.
by Rev. Ralph Pickham.
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