THURSDAY. EECEMEER 19, 1935.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE THREE
Get a Little Extra
E3
and stop feeding those non-producers! We will cull,
worm and de-louse your poultry. State licensed inspector.
Phone 207 Eor this service
BRINKS HATCHERY
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
AVOCA NEWS
Miss Dorothy Goliner mho is em
ployed in Omaha, was an over Sun
day visitor at the home of her par-J
cats, Mr. and Mrs. Ym. Goliner, re-
turning to her work in Omaha Mon
day morning.
Fred Goliner who is with a mu
sical troup or orchestra making the
important cities of the country, visit
ed with the family last Monday for
a short time, then departing for Chi
cago wnere ne was to join tne or
chestra and is now v.ith them. He
v. as pleased to meet the folks and also
the many friends of his home town,
Avoca.
voted and lifelong member. She
leaves a brother, Andrew Weber,
and a sister, Kattie Weber who re
side on the farm near here. Miss
Mary v as 45 years of age and had
many friends who mourn her passing.
Interment was at the church ceme
tery at the Ilcly Trinity church.
f"lfl "7 TT Louisville, Murcock, Weeping Water
fcLlIYl Wilflfi Ixl WS 'and Union- A ver' eood lime was en
?f UUU " "I joyed and the organization perfected
George W. Bogenreif who has been With the following officers for the
gathering corn for John Stokes has!t.ounty elected: Guy Clements, pres
completed the work and now the corn ident; Alvin Morris of Union as vice
is all in the rrib. president; W. J. McDonald of the
The subject for the Sunday morn- Murdock department as secretary
ing discourse which will be delivered treasurer. Following the business
by the Rev. W. W. Bliss will be "The aess;0n there was lunch provided by
Christmas Message," which will be
accompanied by some special music. ;
W. W. Coatman was over to Alvo .
last Tuesday where he attended the;
John Deere school of instruction !
which was sponsored by the Elliott:
Implement company of that place, j
Later he and chn B. Skinner were!
over to Clarinda, lewa, where Mr. j
Skinner secured a truck load of coal;
and where both entered the mine:
and observed the manner of mining
coal which was new to both gentle-
men.
the Elmwood department and which
was served by Herman Penterman.
The next meeting place and time will
be announced at a later date.
Many Enjoyed Class Play.
of school patrons and friends of mem- j birthday.
bers of the cast were there to enjoy children
the very fine performance.
Honored on Birthday.
Mrs. W. A. Cook gave a dinner at
The Elmwood Junior class gave her home on Friday, honoring her
their play last week which was "The , mother, Mrs. Catherine Terry, who is .united
Third Night," and presented the play
in a very fine manner. A large crowd
A larre r.uml r of t'i
grandchildren and great
grandchildren of Graridin;tb r I' rry
were present to -nji;y the ur ea:-in:i
and she was rci-ie inhered by those
who were unoUe to be wiih h r, by
many beautiful card- and rift?. AM
in the v.i-h that they may
her guest for a few weeks, and who j help her to celebrate many more an
was on that day celebrating her S&th niversaries of her birth.
Celebrated Golden Wedding-.
On last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. I'eter
Jourgcnccn of Avoca celebrated the
rassing of their 50th wedding anni
versary at their home here with a
large number of friends and relatives
present to assist in the joyous event.
The entire family of their children
were entertained at a turkey dinner.
The union of this aged couple who
are 74 and 70 respectively, was bless
ed by eleven children and who co::i
l ined number with their children,
amounted to AT who were arranged
at the table last Sunday for the din
ner. The children are Mrs. Joseph
Eehrens and family of Nehawka;
George Jourgensen and family, Ne
braska City; Mrs. Nicholas Kohl and
family of Imperial; Peter and family
of Avoca; Jaek and family of Weep
ing Water; Henry of Avoca. Louis of
Waumego. Kansas and Miss Marjorie
with the folks at home in
Married in Sidney, Iowa.
On last Monday Miss Vera Ruhge,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. F.
Ruhge of Avoca and Mr. Walter
Stoval, also of Avoca, were joined injPlaees decorated
marriage at Sidney, Iowa, following j and the activity
which they departed for Missouri
where the groom has his folks. They
will visit there for a week or more
and return to make their home near
Talmage where they will reside on a
iarni. The congratulations of their
many friends follow them to their
new home.
Protest Being
Singled Out in
Epidemic Fight
Christmas Nearly Here.
There is much evidence of the ap-
proah of Christmas over the city of
Elmwood with the various business
in holiday attire
of the Christmas
shopping. At the Penterman, Both
well and Greene Drug store the de
corations were very pretty. No tree
as yet graces the streets, but there
is some tail: of having one soon.
Ralph Greene Sick.
Ralph Greene, the druggist who
has not been feeling the very best oi
late was compelled to return to his
bed, and his place at the store is
being taken by his brother, Harr.A
Greene v.-ho is at home during the
holidays from his work en the read
as traveling salesman, and is work
ing in the store.
Onaha Ministerial Union Believe It;
Equally Important Commercial
Gatherings he Halted.
who is
A UL spread of scarlet fever in the city,!
Mr. Jourgesen came to America j bombarded him yesterday with ques
and Cass county in 1SS3. Mrs. Jour-jtions as to why the suggestion has
-pnwn i n rin .1 t pr nf ir. anii Mrs. ;not been made to the movies, schools
Too Much for Be SSiC.
Charles West, the barber, had a
cow, and a good one at that, but she
was not particular enough as to her
diet, for she sickened and died. It
Efforts in st.nmn nut thP snrenH nf i being a strange case. Mr. West
scarlet fever in Omaha is meeting j thought
i
"nil uiut? ui uuitu ls iio::i sourteat - - - --
there, as indicated from the World-; the cow. In an autopsy it was re-j
Herald: jealed that the stomach of Bossie con-j
"Members of the Ministerial union, jtained three nails five inches in leuth.j
after hearing Dr. Millard Langfeld. : two bits of wire o" varying length;
director of puulic health, ask for j an(j a piece of rubber hose. No won-1
their co-operation in combatting ;, . this enoUoh for ai
he would investigate as to
what was the cause of the death of
Chris Meters of near Weep in
ter. " ".
yaand other places where children
gainer.
"After a discussion -which at times
grew stormy and delayed Bishop
;Shayler's presentation of an address
goat or an ostrich.
Telephone Company Active. j
The Lincoln Telephone and Tele-;
graph, company are very active dur-:
ing the latter part of the year in get- (
tinsr new subscribers lined un for the!
TTinnf fledir Chests iShaylers presentation of an address ' . .
A week ago W. H. Bogaard post- uPn tne lDIe tne ting P'eageu "Vt , -,l ,1 , I
'the union to do all it can to co-oper- Hanson of Lincoln with the compan ,
master no nas Deen puuin3 ate with the health department and i has been in Elmwood doing some spe-;
spare time in making cedar chests for SUSr&ested that the department call cial v,ork and completing his mission !
his two granddaughters. Misses Eileen on other groups to do the same. ! Weerinr Water tor a!
Rher.nndoah. Declaring there were many mud
: cases of scarlet fever in the city
and Nadies Thomas of
promised the writer a view of them
Dr.
1 T.nnp-ff M lictort t hp fifnirpc for tVif
and we had it Tuesday. Sure : they are ,last -foar weejg &s 90 92 1Q7 and
presents which the granddaughters ; 160 Twenty-five new cases since
should appreciate as Christmas pres-' Saturday noon were reported yester-
iday.
I "Dr. Langfeld reiterated that there
Jis no official ban on meetings when
Died at Omaha Hospital. jhe was asked if there would be any
Miss Marv Webr who has resided 'order on Christmas programs.
ents.
Plattsmouth for a special campaign.
near Avoca all her life, has been very
"Sunday school attendance, it was
1 '1 - i n j , 1 1 -. ff ri Tl r M O r ') T 1 1 1' In U( V
seriously ill for some time and had- churches Sunday. At First Cen
been in the hospital at Omaha for tral congregational church it de
many months, suffering from a can- creased nearly a third. At First
cer. passed away there last Sunday. Christian church the Sunday school
tu f,, , v,Q itw- attendance reduction was somewhat
Trinity Catholic church southeast cf gmaier"
Avoca at which she had been a de- ance."
Other churches reported
percentages of non-attend-
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Mist Janet Samuel
Her dusky brunet charm and attractive coiffure helped Miss Janet
Famuel, co-ed at Kansas State college at Manhattan, Kas., to win the
title of campus beauty queen, an honor which entitles her to being
pictured in the 1936 yearbook as the prettiest co-ed. . .
Farmers Union Holds Meeting. !
The Farmers Union of Cass coun-1
ty held their county gathering at,
Elmwood on last Monday, where they j
gathered to listen to an address by '
John Herthore of Aurora who spoke
of the advantages to the farmer of
being a members of this organization, j
The meeting was attended by a large i
number from all over the county.
Herman L. Bornemier cf between
Elmwood and Alvo was selected as !
the delegate to attend the state con-
vention which will meet in Omaha j
early in January.
. League to Give Play.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church of Elmwood is to give
a play at the church parlors the com
ing Sunday evening which is known
as "Brothers." Following is the cast
of characters, all of whom have given
much attention to the play:
Bertram, the boy, Donald Kelly;
Bertram, the man, Morris Penter
man; Mrs. Blake, mother, Vera
Pratt; Dr. Blake, father, Harry Arn
old; Allen, older brother, Frank Tur
ner; Margie, sister and sweetheart of
Jim, Clarice Hottle; Jim, Allen's
chum, Morris Penterman; Uncle
Peter, Civil war veteran, W. B. Bliss;
The Hon. Cecil Duxbury, the mil
lionaire, V. G. Clements. Morris Pen
terman plays a double role.
Tears Down to Build.
George L. Brinton tore down an
old barn and immediately rebuilt it
into a garage with the lumber. Well
the auto has certainly superceded
the place old doirorn xormerly occu
pied. Enjoyed Family Reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stout and
the other members of the family were
enjoying a family reunion which em
braced some seven families and which
was held over near Lincoln last Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Stout and family
attended and enjoyed the gathering,
which was held at the home of Mrs.
Wm. Ottley who was hostess to the
families attending.
Formed County Organization.
The call made by the Elmwood fire
department was responded to by
about forty from over the county
when they met at the Elmwood com
munity hall last Monday night. There
were representatives of Elmwood,
Our sincere wish - - -
A Merry Christmas to You
HERE are many holiday
and EVERYDAY values for
you. Buy Quality at Low Prices!
wmms
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Plattsmouth, Friday and Saturday, December 20 ar i 21
Christmas
Nuts - Candies
c
c
Rainbow Assorted
Chocolates, lb. . .
Christmas fV.ixcd
Candlec, lb. . .
4
Harriet CIarve Assorted
CHOCOLATES g$c
5-lb. 'cor., 9Sc; 3-!b.. 3
Harriet Clarke Chocolate
Cove: cd
Cherries, ib. box. .
Quality Mixed fr
NUTS, Ib. . .
Baby Emerald
English
Walnuts, 2 lbs.. . . -I
BrazU Nuts
Lge. Britc, 21c
Loc Wed., lb.-
Large Paper Shell Cf f
Pecans, lb ,
Fresh Roasted
Jumbo Ji
Peanuts, 2. &
Glenn Valley
CATSUP
Large 14-oz.
3cttle
1!i
- b&M
Country Boy
Evergreen or Golden
CORN
No. 2
Can -
3 for
Jeil-O
cr Royal Gelatin
DESSERTS -p QC
Asserted - 4 Pkrrs. L J
Christmas Trees
Strong, Bushy Wash. Fir, up from
HOLLY WREATHS, each I5c
ranges
Fancy California
Sunkist Navels
176 Sire, dozen 39c
216 Size, doztn 33c
253 Size ffi&l-L
Dozen - g
GfKMMCkfr Fancy, Sweet Calif. La
it. cg7wS Red Emperors, Ib. - - UG
Sweet, Juicy Texas
IV!arsh Seedless
Med. Size doz. 38c, 6 for
A -rfc1? a tr Fancy Idaho Rome
igpteS Beauty. 5 lbs. - - - &&Q
Washington Winesaps 3Fe-b
Fancy, Red, Juicy, 4 lbs. - - - - -
"rT U' s- Gpad No. 1. Large
Uw Ciw Firm, Fresh Ariz. Iceberg
5 Doz. Size, Head . &Q
Large bunches, 2 forpW
YssrtoVctn's 6 lbs. S9e
T ziV ir9r encer cam, uge. wen r p -
fLeiGSrV Bleached Stalks, each -HwC
Staley's Gclden cr
Crystal White
5-lb.
Pail
10-lb. M
Pail
Potatoes
ico-lb. c i on
Bag - -sJl.Ot
U. S. Grade No. 1 Nebr.
Red Triumphs
15-lb.
Peck
25s
as
A Fresh, Solid Green aa
Wise. Holland Seed. Ib.
GREEN PEPPERS, lb.
Fancy, Fresh, Sweet Texas
2'
15C
Bacon Lb. pks TiOc
Snlll'n I'rt'tiiliitu r.rniu!.
RoaSt Bee, lb IbC
ForMoin Roast, Ib. . 26c
RoaSt Rolled Rib, lb.
'hoiiT, Tfu'fr lnnlit.
BeeS Hearts, lb.
lam n! 'IViulcr. I'iuf bnknl.
asitbugcr, 2 lbs.
Krchb Kround hc-lrr I!-f.
Steak, lb.
. 20c
10c
27c
hi-e Ho-. fid '.-r Sirloin.
Pork Chops, lb.
(hoicr ctunlit).
Costrr t'litx cml
. 22 c
. 25c
. . 25c
ISc
Summer Sausage, lb. 20c
T-Bone, lb.
Steak,
" 1 -I --, Tcudrr ;hH.
FramMorters, Ib.
DcIiI'm I'anry Tlit:rlnKrr.
Minced Hatn, Ib. .
Armuur'H rnnr;- Clunllir.
Oysters9 Pint
Foa j Solid I'ack tinnlilj.
ICraist
CninbM l'aury Witft-r. 'I'liiu MiccI.
SUPERIOR
BILE, or SOUR
PICKLES
Quart Jar - - M
Sheets, quart jar 25c
-3
I'ancy
Lb.
V. Inciixiii Hulk.
15c
23 c
l?c
. 5c
Sunlight
Margarine
Carton . ..... i&c
Casco
BUTTER
Mb.
Carton
Our markets will he stoVed vMth hichest
Quality Poultry for your Christmas dinner
at reasonable nrices. . . . Fresh dress
ed Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and ChicV.ens!
Santa Clara S0-100 Size.
PRUNES Kfc
10-lb. Box eJcJP
80-90 size 4 Ibs.t 25c
Thompson's Seedless
RAISINS
29c f 1SC
Gem Pancake
FL0UE, 4-lb. Ba
Buddy Boy Whole Ip
Wheat Cereal, 2-lb. pkg. J1
BEL MONTE suggestions or Chrlstnias2 70V
Del Monte Sliced or Crushed ft'Lbt
Plsieapple no. 2 can, sie No. i fiat can, z!;r
CRUSHED ONLY, No. 10 can, 65c; 8-02. can. 3 for 23n
Del Monte Solid Pack Del Monte Bartlett
TOMATOES Peai?S No. 1 Tall Can, ISc ; No. 2V'2-
vt 01 r IT De Wcnte Cream Stylo Country
no. zyz can ac 2 GOo Gentleman or Scntam QRc
No. 1 Tall Can10p Can GOSrll No. 2 Can 2 fcr
Bel Monte COFFEE !Lced or HaIf
Ortho-Cut for Fine Flavor ! f) & J Pi ACHE S
Z Lb. Can, x Czn - - U Can, 13c iOi gg?
SPECIAL 3 Pkgs.
SlflHNERS 19
the Superior
T4ACARONI. SPAGHETTI
Pmre EGO NOODLES
SUGAR .
GIIAMLATEI) BEET f.
100 lbs, $5.39; 10 lbs. C
SEA ISLAND CANE..
100 lbs, $5.59; 10 lbs.
;4c
57c
Baker's Premium Chocolate, Vsj- tar 15c
Calumet Baking Powder, G-oz. can, Sc; 1-lb. can 21c
Pillsbury's Cake Flour, .234-lbl pkg 29c
Fancy Long Shred Cocoanut, 7-cz. b?.t;, 10c ; Lb lc
Citron, Orange cr Lemon Peel, 8-cz. bag, 15c; Lb 29c
Powdered or Brown Sujar, 3-lb. hag 21c
BUTTER-NUT
Salad Dressing
1000 Island or Spread
8-cz. Jar, 15 C
Pint, 23; Quart..
So-Tast-ee Soda
CRACKERS or
CERTIFIED gib.
Grahams caddy
19c
Sunrise Brand
COFFEE
3-lb. Bag, 90
lllKV-l)lKV
3-lb. Bag, 55c ; l-lb..
19c
Miracle Whip
Salad Dressing
Pint
Jar -
27c
Quart
Jsr - j
Tick Took Sliced Peaches, No. 2y2 can 14c
Arab Boy TJnpitted Dates, 1-lb. pkg., 146; 2-lb. pkg 23c
Chef Leon Mince Meat, 18-oz. jar, 18c ; 32-oz. jar 330
Eocn Green Freestone Olives, quart jar 29c
Red Maraschino Cherries, 2-oz. bottle . 50
Prince Albert or Velvet Tobacco, 15c tin, 110; 1-lb. can 77
OTOIi CIIIEK
FLOUR Sri-- $i .79
HINKY-DIHKY
5 lbs., 25; 10, 49 $.CS
24 lbs, 31.05 : 48 lbs. I
Daisin-
11 ORAM
m
2
for
llicliuifatCetccl 25p
rr? cood-aho cood fcr. you
Pillsbury's Best
FLOUR
24-lb. Bag, $1.23 ggp 33
48-lb. Bag - - &
Chased Sanborn's Coee
IT'S DATED. 1-lb. Baa - -- -- -- -
9Kc
Sani-Fiush
Bowl Cleanser QQ
Large Can - - Ji.
melo -;;.s;',,:;n:. 5i
IVORY SOAP 2 Large Bars, 236 ; 3 Med. Bars IJC
4 Guest size bars, 190
Kirk's Cocoa H. Water Toilet soap, Ear 5c
P & G SOAP 6 Giant Bars, 270 ; 10 Eeg. Bars 33C
OJYDOL Begular size Pkg., 90; Large Pkg 23 C
Orar Wonder
FLOUR
24-lb. Bag, 51.19 9Q
48-lb. Basr
PHILADELPHIA
Cream Cheese
Delicious Flavor
2 pkgs, 17'