THURSDAY, KAF.CH 24, 1938.
FLATTSMOUTH SDH - WEEKLY JOUP.XAL
PAGE TEPXE
From Monday"s Daily
Mrs. Olive Finney and two sons,
Clark and Kim of Julian spent yes
terday with Mr. und Mrs. Edgar
Newton.
Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Schwenneker
and Mayniie are visiting friends and
relatives in Missouri. They expect
to return Thursday.
Mrs. L. H. Kir.sel of Omaha is here
to sf iid a lew da'-s at the Charles
I'ease home with her daughters. Ada
Jayne. Margie and Jeanne.
5
Prom 'Wednesday's Dally
Needlecraft Club
The Needlecraft club was enter
tained last night at the home of Miss
Esther Oltjenbruns. Delicious re
ireshments carrying out the theme
of Easter were served. The evening
v. as spent in sewing and visiting.
on the river may help in checking
very heavy overflows.
ATTENTION BURLINGTON VETS
The secretary of the local chapter
OBITUARY
Peter Carl Krcy, aged two years,
seven months and twenty-two days,
died on Friday, March ISth at Mur
dock. lie was a son of Rev. and Mrs.
From Tuesday's Daily
I. Jay Dutke departed this morn
ing for Kansas City on a business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Harris of Union
were business visiters in Plattsmoutli
yesterday.
Mrs. Floyd Yelick attended the
Trans-Mississippi I'.eauty convention
Sunday in Omaha.
Miss Etta Nickl"S was in Omaha
Sunday attending the cosmetologist
convention there. Mrs. Addio Harris
also attended.
Mr. Gann of the Dutch Mill Oil
company of Omaha, accompanied by
Mrs. Gann, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. V. F. Kellcy.
Mrs. A. G. Long arrived in T'latts
mouth Sunday where she was met by
her husband and taken to her home
in Murray. She has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Homer Miller at Plain
view, Nebraska.
From "Wednesday's Daily
Donald Stewart left today for Cam
bridge where he will visit P.. F. Stew
art, an uncle.
Miss Charlotte Brewster of Omaha
was in Plattsmoutli last evening
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Frank Molak and baby daugh
ter. Mary Joan, have returned home
from an Omaha hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Knutson and
daughter, Gloria, of Omaha visited
Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Kelley last eve
ning. Mrs. Jim Kimball and baby son
of Pellevue were dinner guests yes
terday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Merritt Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Egenberger and
and Mrs. L. "W. Egenberger were in
Omaha last night visiting with Mrs.
J. II. Carter. Mrs. Carter is im
proving. Mrs. Miles Reazer of Glenwood
was here Sunday visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Merritt Kerr, bringing her
mother, Mrs. S. E. Kerr, back here
for the summer.
HARRIED AT NEBRASKA CITY
The marriage ol" Miss Mary Ellen
Boetel, Omaha and Andrew Lovstad,
of Omaha, occurred on Saturday aft
ernoon at the office of County Judge
T. S. Morton, at Nebraska City.
The wedding was witnessed by
Mis. Ethel Boetel Jensen, mother of
the bride, of Omaha and William C.
Grebe of this city.
The groom gave his occupation
as that of an iron worker. They will
reside in Omaha.
Want ads sell all kinds of odd
household goods.
the
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You'll never wear a hat you'll
like better . . . it's a brilliant
combination of the best style
features of the season . . . dis
tinctive silk band of exclusive
design , . . reinforced, shape
retaining brim edge . . ."Swans
back" moisture-repellent finish
. . . those ere Portis quality
features you'll appreciate. See
the Robin TODAY, Q95
in new spring shades
Ofs ikown in squlre
HAND FASHIONED BY
s
Tuesday Evening Club
The Tuesday Evening Card club
met last night with Mrs. Fred Sharp
nack. Mrs. Theodore Ptak won first
prize and Mrs. Guy Long won second.
Neighborhood Club Meets
The Neighborhood Pinochle club
met last evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Niel. Among the ladies, Mrs.
John Woest won first prize and Mrs.
Aueusta Haupt won second. Will
Swanda was first among the men and
Elmer Lohnes second. There were
four tables of pinochle.
RIVER SHOWING RISE
of the Veterans association, is inlivter C. Krey and was born at Lin
reccipt of the following announce- ( coin, July 20. 1U3,". In addition to
ment from Mr. L. L. Sipes, president j the parents he i; survived by two
of George W. Iloldrege chapter No. si?ters. Carol Letitia. aped 1( and
12 Mid Mrs. F. M. Rezner, presi- Clarnore, aged S.
dent of Frances K. Iloldrege chapter j The child was baptized in thf
N". S: 'Trinity Lutheran church at Murdock
"On the evening of Saturday, j 0!i August 11, 10:'..").
March 1't.tli, at anout j.i;. The niHrinent was at the Mur-
SUFFERS FROM ILLNESS
p. rn., the officers and employes f
the Omaha-Council Bluffs-South Om-
Miss Mary Jane Mark, steno
grapher in the office of County At
torney J. A. Capwell, has been off
her duty this week as the result of
illness and which has made necessary
her resting at home. Inning her ill
ness Miss Irene Anthos is looking
after th" office work.
VISIT AT PERU
MYNARD COMMUNITY CLUE
do.K jrinity Lutheran cemetery, j
He was a dar little boy v.Lo loved i
ilia area and the Omaha division everybody and was lov ! bv all who!
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will under the sponsorship of the et-; km-w I'.ini
ei-ans' and Auxiliary chapters named
above hold a traditional banquet
in honor of the anniversary of the
late George W. Iloldrege, and of
The Mynard community club will
ho:d their regular meeting on Fri
day evening, ?.:arih 25th. After pro
gram luncheon will be served and for
which a small fee will be charged.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bridge
water and Mr. and Mrs. James Bridge
water, motored to Nemaha county
where they spent the day with old
friends and relatives. They spent
the greater part of the time at Peru
with friends of former years.
EROADCAST PROGRAM
From Monday's Pally
The Gradoville orchestra was
heard this morning over tho radio
in a very interesting program from
station WAAW.
DISPLAY GOURD GARLAND
A
A garland of gourds belonging to
Mrs. L. YV. Kgenbergcr is now on I
display in the garden corner at thej
library. This gourd string received,
fine recognition at the Garden club;
convention in Omaha recently.
Ik
WALL PAPER
SPRING SHOWINGS
Unusual! Reasonable!
Frank R. Gohelman
Paint and Glass
The
Card of Thanks
boroavtd familv
."X press c s
of Mrs. Iloldrege.
their thanks and a . precis' ion to the
euuie, iu iiieiiiiuv in -wis. "'". lllaEV) many friends
uur presiuem, -mi. naiim uuuu. ? jj( Pvmp;ab.v
The Missouri river Is commencing
to show the effects of the high water
reported from farther north several
days ago and since Monday has been
showing a steady gain, residents
along the river report.
It is expected by the army engineer
offices at Omaha that the river will
show a six foot rise by Thursday
night and be the highest since last
July.
Whether the high water will be
sufficient to cause overflow of the
lowlands along the Missouri from
Sioux City south has not been de
termined as the improvement work
will be the principal speaker and as
usual in the case of similar banquets,
we expect a considerable attendance
from the C. B. fc Q. official family
as well as from the system of officer?
of the Veterans' Association and
Auxiliary.
"We would be very greatly pleased
to see a representation from the Vet
erans and Auxiliary chapters. Ban
quet will be served at the price of
$1.5 per plate, in the ballroom on
the mezzenine floor of the Paxlon
Hotel. 14th and Farnam sts., Omaha.
"The committee promises you a
good dinner and entertainment and
hope all will communicate this no
tice to the members. We shall appre
ciate it if you will suggest to them
that those desiring to attend submit
reservations, specifying number of
plates wanted, to J. R. Holmes, co
General Manager, at Omaha, Nebr."
who tendered
in various ways, es
py mp;i
pecially to ail who as:-ist"d so kindly'
in acts of love in the home of thej
bereaved, and to the many who as-i
sisted in th" service at the church!
and at the irrave when little "I'utty" j
was put to rest. Rev. and Mrs.
C. Krey. Caul Ltitia M;d
Clarnore.
Peter I
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Ebie !
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price considerably below that you
have been paying. Prompt service.
If you need stamps, see us.
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BLACK OR BROWN HEEL CHIFFON in
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$1.98
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Ad for Plattsmouth, Fri., Sat., March 25-26
Lb. . H2C
1 :-iiiiiy Shoulilir Cuts, lllmlf Htuie CnK Hi., H-
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llourlt-MH Wtf.
SUsals. 2 Lbs.
Sirloin er Short iim
Hamburger or Pork
Sausage '
'mhlv ; run iil.
lbs. for
35'
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Fillets o Fish or
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25c
Shipmate Red Pitted
Cherries 97 C
No. 2 Cans2 for &
Jocan Red Pitted
CHERRIES. Mo. 1C can
63c
Crystal Brand
Gelatin Desserts
and PUDDINGS
3 Reg. Pkgs. .
10'
Quality Brand
TOMATOES
4 for 29c
No. 2
Cans
Sweet, Juicy Texas Marsh Seedless
Large size, 3 for
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Fresh. Full Eed Texas
Large Bunches, 2c; 5 Bunches
Calif. Green Top
15 Lge. Bchs, 2 for.
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Apples wLnesTpasBibxs.-2Ss
Washington Jonathans, ext. fancy, 4 lbs, 25 C
Juicy
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Sunkist Seedless Navels
Large Size, doz., 23c ; Med. size, doz.
Nebraska Eed Triumphs
100-lb. bag- (when packed)
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Sunrise Sweet Mild
COFFEE
3 lbs.. 45c; Mb.
Royal Brand
FLOUR. 4.8 Ins. . .
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$1.35
H INKY-DINKY
BUTTER
l-lb. Carton
CASC0 Solids, lb.
Sunlight Margarine
1-lb. Carton
3ic
32c
15c
CRACKERS
Glencce Soda fj Eq
2-lb. Caddy 113)
RITZ Butter Crackers 4
1-lb. Pkg. JmJL.1L
gT1 Chopped Foods, 7; 2-oz. cans, Z for 23C ff
LIBPP S Strained, C-oz. cans, 2 for iltC
Fidelity SftSt .PflNCAKE ....... . . . .23c
Hersheys ffiATb0.rBBaa,ki.n.5.' lie
Spry Shortening atrr. . . . .52c
rjS-,,,. ALL-PURPOSE SOAP ma
SI10 Giant Pkg., 59c; Med. Pkg., 9c; Large AAW
LiSebouy SS,VZ?,JKJ,, for 19c
Kablets till VSXZ,S?J!gft 27c
Millers Crispy
CORK FLAKES
Large
Pksrs.
5 for 23'
Miller's Toasted
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(Bowl or Mug
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Miller's Bran Flakes
2 10-oz. Pkqs
23
15c
Land o' Lakes
CHEESE
6 Delicious Varieties!
Mb. Fko
17
2for33
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Sunbrite Cleanser 3efrCans 24c
Omar Flour !f-!&85c: $1.09
White King !X,7BS75? .Sic
ChtpSO Flal&eS ImairpMc; Large. 22c
White King IrEsTSOfl.p 19c
TlMaSf fop Fine Laundering 7iT0
JrSr6&& Reg. Pkg., 14c; Large Pkg XiC
Walker's Si'V nl??s 25c
DateS Golden Hallowii Bulk, 2 lbs 15C
iVOry Soap 2 Large or 3 Med. Bars. . -19C
Pillsbnry's Floisr JMSt 93?..$1.79
Cake Flour i-s,bb,;r'f;8K9Snos.,H!e.n 23c
Bread SK Lohi,e 10c
FrenCSl'S BIRD SEED, regular Pkg 12c
Ken-L-Ration F.0D: 1:.1K. c.ans . . 25c
Pad-o-
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Pads Op
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6 Rons... 25c
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GOLDEN SC-5-lb.
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ggg-j Linen-izecl
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