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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1938.
VISITS WITH SISTER
Dr. and Mrs. P. D. Burgess stopped
here to visit with Mrs. John Donelan.
en route to their homo in Cedar
Rapids, Nebraska from BrcwnvIIle,
Texas, where they spent the winter
months. Mrs. Burgess is a sister of
Mrs. Donelan. They will go to Omaha
today to visit their son.
RECEIVES RADIO LICENSE
Randall Farris,- of Union, has re
ceived his amateur radio license from
the federal communications commis
sion at Washington, D. C. The call
letters assigned him were W9MYT.
His examination was passed by Earl i
Pittman of this city.
TRAFFIC COURT SNARES MANY
We can furnish you with Rub
ber Stamps made to order at
price considerably below that you
have been paying. Prompt service
If you need stamps, see us.
Baby mm
that Live and Grow
Monday, May 2nd
I WII.I. IIWK K(U.I,OWI(i
DW-OU) CHICKS
1,200 Rhode Island Reds
2,500 White Rocks
1,300 Barred Rocks
EACH
I have 400 White Leghorns,
large type, 10 days old, at
Also 400 White Rocks, one
week old, at, each
Qc
If you want to trade your
older HENS for Chicks,
I will pay you
Hens, 5 lbs. and up, lb. . . 16c
Hens, under 5 lbs., lb.. . 14c
Leghorn Hens, lb 13
BROILERS
2 lbs. and up, lb 20c
All Colors, Full Feather
We will Deliver Your Baby Chicks
and bring back the trade-in Hens.
IF you want any of the above, call
as soon as possible, and I can save
them for you at above listed prices.
A. el ASE
Phone 268-J, Plattsmouth
West of Chevrolet Garage
County Judge A. H. Duxbury was
busily engaged Monday afternoon
md this morning in hearing com
plaints filed by the members of the
stOiii highway patrol ayainst offend
ers r various road rule regulations.
Floyd Wellen, of Unadilla. was in
court on a complaint charging fail
ure to stop at a stop sign and re
ceived a fine of $10 and costs.
Leonard Adams, trucker, was in
court on a charge of overloaded truck
mil drew a fine of $10 and costs on
two counts for the offense.
Alfred Petring of Nebraska City
was among the visitors charged with
failing to bring his car to a full stop
at a stop sign. He received $10 and
costs.
Donald Faulhaben was another
charged with failing to bring his car
to a full stop before entering a main
hisrhwav and also received a fine of
$10 and costs for the offense.
Major V. G. Utterback of Nebras
ka. Citv nnnpnred on a charge of
reckless driving as preferred by the
highway patrol and for which he re
ceived a $10 fin& and costs.
Complaint was filed against E. E.
Movers, of Louisville, for not having
a license and the defendant to ap-
Par later.
V. H. Zabel was charged with not
stopping at a stop sign and his hear
ing was set for May 2nd.
Arthur Cooper was charged with
not having a license to operate a
motor vehicle and will appear here in
court on Saturday, April 30th to tell
the court.
OC1AL
From Tuesday's Dally
To Honor Sister
Mrs. Stuart Egenberger
Hickory street in Omaha,
tertain Friday afternoon in
of 4327
will cn
honor of
VISITING AT DES MOINES
Mrs. Bessie Bourne and son.
are spending a iew aays m
Moines, Iowa, with relatives
friends. They accompanied
Rex,
Des
and
Mrs.
Lydia Hornbeck, an aunt, back
the Iowa city after a visit here
several weeks.
to
of
Esther Ann Heafey of Nebraska City
who is to be married on May 14 to
Emil Knolle, also of Nebraska City.
Mrs. Egenberger is a sister-in-law
of Mrs. L. V. Egenberger, who will
be a guest.
Entertain at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fcrrie had as
guests at their country home Sun
day, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Otto of Au
burn, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Guild of
Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chrls
wisser of this city. The members of
the party enjoyed a very delightful
t inner party arranged by Mrs. Fcrrie
and which aided in making the day
one of great pleasure.
ments and entertainment were Mrs.
Henry Doody, Mrs. Edgar Creamer,
Mrs. Thomas V.'alling and Mr3.
Thomas Lindlev of Omaha.
Entertains Relatives
Last evening Mis Jo:in Donelan
entertained at a family card party.
The guests were Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Thygson of Nebraska City, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Drown of Papillion and
Miss Verna Leonard. Dr. Burgess
won the gentlemen's prize and Miss
Leonard won the prize for the ladies.
Mrs. Thygson is a sister of Mrs. Done
lan, and Mrs. Brown i3 her daughter.
transferred to the money order de
partment while the insurance of mall
wilt bo taken care of in the general
do! i very section of the postoffice.
"Eat Fleischmann's Yeast for Health"
W. D. S. CLUB
D.
of
HAS CHICKENS STOLEN
Tuesday night Sheriff Homer. Syl
vester was notified that some nity
chickens had been stolen from the
farm of Carl Carlson, of near Avoca.
Deputy Sheriff Cass Sylvester was out
today to investigate the matter.
CHANGE IN CENTER
Always Top Prices!
See Us First
HOME DAIRY
Conveniently Located 5th and Main
Center of Business Section
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John Chancellor, having resigned
from the Plattsmouth Recreation
Center, has been replaced by James
Yelick. Mr. Yelick will be at the
Recreation Center after school hours
each day and all day on Saturdays.
VISITING RELATIVES HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rainey and
family of New York City, are here
to spend a short time visiting with
their relatives, the parents of Mrs.
Rainey, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Sullivan
and the sisters of Mr. Rainey.
I.IANY ATTEND DANCE
There was a very large crowd at
the dance Saturday night at the
Eekins building. The dancers all en
joyed the evening, dancing to the
music of the Sparta orchestra.
COMBINATIONS
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$1.98
f $395
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light and dainty summer
"ostumes demand the ac
companiment of
emartly Myled
summer footwear.
Put a pair of these
shoes at the head
of your summer
wardrobe list.
WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S
WHITE SHOES
Values to $3.95
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SOENNICHSEN'S
THE LARGEST STORE IN CASS COUNTY
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
Entertain Play Cast
Last night Mr. and Mrs. Clem "Wos-
ter entertained the members of the
cast and those who helpea witn tne
production of "The Rock," religious
drama presented Easter Sunday at
the Methodist church. The evening
i
was spent m playing Anagrams, in
which very fine prizes were awarded
to Mrs. J. Howard Davis, wno won
first among the ladies, and J. A.
CaDwell. first among the men. A love
ly gift was presented to Milo Price,
director of the play, by the cast. At
an appropriate hour, delicious re
freshments were served, with Mrs.
Heinrich assisting.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
William Heinrich, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Capwell, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Price and
son Jimmie, Alan White, Joe York,
Miss Sylvia Korbel, WTilbur Hall, Mrs.
J. II. Davis, Earle Koeble, Miss Viva
Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Woster and
daughter, Clementine.
From Wednesday's Dally
C. D. of A. Meeting
The regular social meeting of the
Catholic Daughters of America was
held on Tuesday evening, April 26th,
at the home of Mrs. Frank Mullen.
The meeting was well attended
and the members enjoyed playing
several games of bridge and pinochle.
Mrs. Charles Petersen won the hig.i
bridge score and Mrs. Baltz Meisinger
won high in pinochle.
Hostesses in charge of
The regular meeting of the W.
S. club was held at the home
Mrs. John J. Stones.
It was decided the club would be
discontinued as a project club but
continue as a social club. The fol
lowing officers have been elected:
President Mrs. I. A. "Worlick.
Secretary-Treasure and Reporter
Mrs. Alvadore Tiison.
Social Leaders Mrs. R. A. Noell
and Mrs. Alvin Meisinger.
Presents were presented to Leaders
Mrs. Alvadore Tiison and Mrs. Alvin
Meisinger in appreciation of their
work for the year.
Many pretty dish towels were re
ceived by the hostess.
Two visitors were present, Mrs.
Mark Burton and Mrs. Albert Scud
der. Refreshments were served by the
hostess at the close of the meeting.
MRS. ALVADORE TILSON,
Reporter.
Hack & White j
v o it hi
rruits & wegciaoies h
Green Beans
VALENTINE
Pep lb
Fresh Peas
Tender Garden 4 )lAp
Per lb
Spinach
Per lb
HOME GROWN
Asparagus 4c
2 bunches for
Hew Cabbage
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SHOWS LOCAL BOYS
The World-Herald Sunday in their
sport section carried scenes from the
Thomas Jefferson high school track
meet. Among those shown were Allat
White and Warren Reed, local sprint
ers in some of the events. White wa? J
fifth in the running event. Joe York
was the Platter making the best
showing, getting third in the high
jump. In the running events Reed
suffered injury to a leg muscle that
kept him out of the other events.
MAKE CHANGE IN OFFICE
From Monday's Daily
Two changes were made today in
handling the business at the United
States postoffice in this city, the
refresh-! handling of all C.O.D. packages being ES
Cucumbers
Long Green. Each
Beets
Per bunch
Carrots
Fresh. 2 bunches
Potatoes
NEW. 6 lbs
SEEDLESS
Small, 3
Oranges
Med. sizie. doz
Large, doz., 29c
Fancy WINESAP
Apples
Per lb
GOLDEN RIPE
Bananas
Per lb
Juiciy SUNKIST
Lemons
Per doz.
RED RIPE
Tomatoes
2 Ihs
HIGH oodvate. .YiOV fisuce&j'
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10c I xpwcots.?-;
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i Dried AfP 2 bs. 1' Vi'Vt-53 7
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5c II I! w -sW
9' II fiM "-ave
J healthful change for the "just I
r ll fGJfflS before-breaLfast" drink. try it!
LIC A PURE S?
;S- 23c gJ
YELLOW RIPE 2L;i
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Grape Fruit JGc
Med. Size, 6 for ....
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COMPLETE
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PERFECT FITTING UNDER THING S
Step-ins Panties Briel3
Bloomers Chemise
39c to 89c
Gowns Slips Bra. Comb'a
89c to $1
Pajamas Gowns Slips
$1 to $1.95
The favorite of women
who love beauty,-want
perfect fit, know quality
and demand value.
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SOBNNICHSEN'S
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
SAMANAS HHP, .
PURE
ILAMID) 2 MPS 2
TASTEWELL
CCS)A 2 Bibs, . o .(2
HTjriTEIE Sib. . . . .27
IGA GELATIN 1' .
3 Pkgis. . .3
-IvGEIL 3 Pkgs. . .
ASSORTED
P
AND
WHITE .
NAPHTHA
SOAP
10?37e
CAMPBELL'S
Tomato SoupSc
1 Pine tnn Mr
n
Energy Bleach
for Laundry Use Rq
Quart bottle
Shurfine
MILK
Tall can. 7c; 3 for.
20c
Jell-O
6 Pkgs. for
Six Delicious Flavors
25c
Soda Crackers
GLENCOE 4(?C
2-lb. caddy
Salad Dressing
TASTE WELL )&C
Full Quart Jar
Peanut Butter
All Nut 3?4lC
32-oz. Jar
Santos Peaberry
CoSSee AZc
Lb., 15c; 3 lbs..
Oleomargarine
rr. isc
2 for 29c
Oxydol or
Rinso
Large siize, each,
2 for 39c
2QC
T.1EAT DEPARTf..EHT
CORN FED
Shoulder Bee Roast, lb.
CORN FED
Shoulder Bce Steak, lb.
Fresh Pork Hocks, lb
Fresh Pork Steak, lb
Kansas Daisey Cheese, lb.
Mllli Fed Veal
Diced Veal Rib Stew, lb.
Shoulder Roast, lb
Rib Chops, lb
SwiSt's Bacon Squares
Not Cut, nor Sliced. Per lb
Tenderized Ham
Choice Center Cuts. Lb
18c
20c
. IOC
.19c
15c
18c
23c
27c
...15c
...35c
taste WMtt
WE DELIVER PHONE 23 AND 24
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