THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1322.
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VOTE FOR
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
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From Monday's Dally
Edsar Newton was a. guest yester
day at tne Al. . a. iuiu-neoii bih
I at the Fonteneile Hotel in Omaha,
j Mrs. Ernest Tuey of Madrid. Ne
jbraska was a visitor over the week
end with friends and relatives in
j Plattsmouth.
I Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Devoe, Mr. and
iMrs R. "W. Knorr were in Ashland
'yesterday visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
iCarl Panzer
I Mrs. Mary M. Davis was an over-
Sunday guest at the home of her son
Searl S. Davis and family. Stephen
Davis took her back to Lincoln this
morning.
James Holy, well known mail car
rier, is spending a few days in Bea
trice where he is the guest of friends
and enjoying a short vacation from
his work.
Kev and Mrs. J. C. Lowson and
daughters were in Humboldt. Xe-
'braska yesterday where Rev. Lowson
preached last night at the Methodist
church there.
Miss Naomi Day has departed for
a two weeks' vacation trip to Chi
cago. Indianapolis. St. Louis, and
Kansas City, visit jng in these cities
with friends and relatives.
Misses Mary McCarroll, Charlotte
Palmer. Kathrvn and Helen Barkus
were in Omaha Saturday where they
attended a pu-nic given by the Omaha
district Epworth League at Elniwood
park.
SOFT BALL SCHEDULE
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From Wednesday s Dairy
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Snavely or Union
were business visitors in the city yes
terday. Mrs. Dell Lindsay of Union was a
visitor in Plattsmouth yesterday at
tending to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. George Albert and
daughters. Irene and Sn.'e of Sid
ney. Montana, have b'"i v. sting at
irt- lior.e of Mrs. A. J. Enpc lkemeier.
F. K. McCarthy of near Nebraska
City was here today to look after
some matters in connection with the
John Kliurence estate of which he
is administrator.
Thursday, July .21 Pacific Junc
tion vs. Norfolk Packers.
Friday, July 22 CYO vs. Weep
ing Water.
Tuesday, July 2f U. S. Engineers
vs. Weeping water.
Thursday. July 2S CYO vs
fie Junction.
Friday, July 29 Weeping- Water
vs. Norfolk Packers.
Tuesday. Aug. 2 Norfolk Packers
vs. U. S. Engineers.
Thursday, Aug. 4 CYO vs. Nor
folk Packers.
Friday. Aug. 5 Weeping Water
vs. Pacific Junction.
Tuesday, Aug. 9 U. S. Engineers
vs. Pacific Junction.
Thursday. Aug. 11 U. S. Engi
neers vs. CYO.
Friday, Aug. 12 Pacific Junction
vs. Norfolk Packers.
Sunday, Aug. 14 CYO vs. Weep
ing Water.
Tuesday. Aug. 1C I". S. Engineers
vs. Weeping Water.
Thursday. Aug. IS CYO vs. Paci
fic Junction.
Friday. Aug. 19 Weeping Water
vs. Norfolk Packers.
Sunday, Aug. 21 I. S. Engineers
vs. Pacific Junction.
Tuesday. Aug. 23 CYO vs. Nor
folk Packers.
Thursday. Aug. 2T Norfolk Pack
ers vs. U. S. Engineers.
Friday. Aug. 26 Weeping Water
vs. Pacific Junction.
Sunday, Aug. 2S Norfolk Packers
vs. Pacific Junction.
Tuesday, Aug. '.'to V. P. Engineers
vs. CYO. '
Thursday, Sept. 1 CYO vs. Nor
folk Packers.
Friday. Sept. 2 U. S. Engineers
vs. Weeping Water.
Tuesday. Sept. C CYO vs. Pacific
Junction.
Thursday, Sept. S I". S. Engineers
vs. Norfolk Packers.
Friday. Sept. 9 Weeping Water
vs. Pacific Junction.
Tuesday. Sept. 13 Weeping Wa
ter vs. Norfolk Packers.
Thursday, Sept. 15 U. S. Engi
neers vs. Pacific Junction
Friday. Sept. 1G Weeping Water
vs. CYO.
OMAHA PARTIES MAHHIED
The marriage of Miss Mabel F.
Gatewood and Mr. Melvin A. Bower,
both of Omaha, took place Saturday
afternoon at the parronage of the
First Methodist church. Mr. A. Beers
Paci- and Miss Cordelia Puckett of Omaha
were witnesses. Rev. J. C. Lowson
performed the ceremony.
EIGHT MILE GROVE
LUTHERAN" CHURCH
MOTORING TO WEST
9:30 a. m. Sunday school.
10:30 a. m. English services.
Wednesday, July 27th the ladies
aid society will meet at the
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
church trip
uarlors. All members will be hos-,
tesses and all urged to attend.
DEATH OF BABE
Mrs. Hoy Patterson, who was at
the Claikson hospital at Omaha re
covering from an operation. as sobabe, born a short time before
much improved that she was able to j interment was Tuesday by the
Mr. and Mr. Glen Bethel Tuesday
morning suffered the loss of their
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be brought home Sunday.
ton funeral home
Mrs. John L. Tidball and son.
John, and daughters, Marjorie Ann
and Mrs. Edgar S. Wescott, of Lin
coln, departed Sunday on a motor
to the west. They wi.i visit a
great mar.y places of interest with
the Pacific coast as their goal.
VISITS EROTHER HERE
I. E. Trout, of North Platte, was
here Monday to visit with his brother,
Henry Trout, who has been in poor
health for some time. He returned
last evening to his home.
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Cass and Sarpy Counties
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kirker and
; family of near Greenwood were here
I Sunday to visit with relatives and
I enjoying the fine summer day. Miss
iBernice. a daughter, remained here
I for. a longer visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Hattie Kirker and her
aunts, Mrs. William Shea and Miss
lllla Kirker.
VISIT AT FREMONT
j Mrs. W. A. Kobeitson, Rachel and
j Bill spent Sunday in Fremont, driv-ii-ig
there to see Mrs. Robertson's old
'home which is being remodeled. Miss
with
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hem.
Van An da returned
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WW e Tttnfls
Exceptional FfEE irfer
The Harvester Company
Will Give FREE f- o. b. Chicago to Each
Farmer Purchasing a New McCormick-Deering
FAMMALL
up to midnight, September 15, 1938
Any One of the Following
McCormick Peering Implements:
No. 8, 2-furrow, 14-inch Little Genius Tractor Plow
No. 221-G Cultivator with No. 1 Equipment
No. 10-A, 8-ft., 3216" Tactor Disk Harrow
No. 151 Lister with Tractor Hitch
No. 10 Tool-Bar Middle Buster with two 14-in. bottoms
No. 3 Middle Buster with two 14-inch bottoms
ACT NOW Get the FARMALL 20
the Original and Most Widely Used All -Purpose Tractor
Buy this famous tractor Get one of the machines above FREE
CASS COUNTY IIPUEIEMT CO.
D. M. Babbitt, Prep. 315 Main St., Opposite Court House PHONE 62
4-H CLUB ACTIVITIES
Several important tlun-s will soon
be here for 4-H club members, mid
adults interested in a eric ill tine and
extension activities. If you have
questions in reeard to some of these
dates please call the Farm Bureau
office:
July 2fi 4-Ii Demonstration flay.
July August 1, L 4-H club
camp.
August 2?rd 4-II elimination
and picnic.
The 4-H club camp will be held
at Camp Brewster and any 4-11 club
boy or girl as well as the leader, are
invited to attend.
The 4-H club elimination and pic
nic is to be held at Weeping Water.
The first purpose is to get county win
ners to represent Cass county at the
State Fair. This will also provide an
ideal time to meet other county 4-H
members, their parents and club lead
ers in a social way. Watch for fur
ther information pertaining to these
activities.
PLATTSMOUTH
TUESDAY, AUG.
777
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Again This Week We Offer Yon
Compression Test
Motor Checkup
without Obligation
Saturd'y, July 23
BY A FACTORY
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Is your motor sluggish? We
can tell you in 10 minutes
what's wrong- . . and perhaps
save you a costly overhaul job.
If your car has gone 10.000
miles or more, to insure con
tinued trouble - free mileage,
you should have us make this
free compression test and mo
tor checkup and explain how
C and Jay Scienctific Motor
conditioning frees your pistons,
rings and valves of grim, wax,
sludge and sticky carbon and
restores Power, Pep, Pickup!
HILD'S
Phillips '66' Service
Station
301 Chicago Ave. Phone 366
Plattsmouth. Nebr.
HINKY-DINKY DAY at KRUG PARK!
in Omaha - - Sunday - - July 31st
FREE! $350 in Prizes consisting of 50 Bushel Baskets of Groceries 2 Bicycles, 10
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