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PLATTSMOTTTH EE5II - T7EEKLY J0TJ23TAL
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From Thursday's Daily
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. S. E. Kerr, a long time resi
dent of Plattsmouth, celebrated her
eighty-third birthday anniversary
yesterday at her home on Pearl street.
Mrs. Kerr has been a resident of this
city for 56 years.
Mrs. Julia Reeser of
W. H. M. S. Meets
The Women's Home Missionary
Glenwood i society was entertained yesterday at
and Mrs. James Rishel, daughters of i the home of its new president. Mrs.
friends Thursday evening; at a swim
ming party and picnic luncheon at
the Merritt park north of the city.
The guests were Lieutenant James
Richardson, U. S. A., of Hawaii, for
merly of Nebraska City, Dr. and Mrs.
W. C. Kenner and Billy of Nebraska
City and Mrs. Lon Henry of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Kerr, spent the afternoon with
her and were joined in the evening
by their families for a dinner in
honor of the occasion. Mrs. Alice
Andrews, another daughter, and her
daughter Mlna and son Gene, who
have been spending the summer in
New York, returned to help celebrate
the anniversary.
From Friday's CaJly
Delta Deck Club
Mrs. Lillian Livingston entertained
the Delta Deck club lasit evening atserVed by the hostess.
V. T. Arn. Mrs. J. C. Lowson gave
the devotionals on Paul's journey,
taking as her theme. "Victorious Liv
ing, the Life of a Christian."
Since this was the first meeting of
the year, plans were made for the
year. The enigmas, or quizes, were
then given with Mrs. T. B. Farmer in
charge. Mrs. R. B. Hayes brought
the study courses to be used for the
year, presented them and gave an
outline for the members.
Delicious refreshments were then
A very good
brate the birthday yesterday of Mrs.
Lippold's mother, Mrs. Fannie Cros3
er. They brought with them a freezer
of ice cream arid a beautifully decor
ated birthday cake and spent the
evening with Mrs. Crossf-r, making a
delightful surprise for her.
her home. Mathilda Soennichsen won
the first prize, Amelia Martens sec
ond and Janet McMaken third.
Entertains Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tritsch and
son, Robert, entertained a number of
number was present at the meeting.
From Saturday's Dally
Honored on Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lippold of
Omaha were in Plattsmouth Thurs
day evening, coming down to cele-
Surprise Mrs. Crosser
A group of ladies from the Chris
tian church aid society surprised
Mrs. Fannie Crosser yesterday after
noon at a handkerchief shower in
honor of her birthday. A dainty
luncheon was served. Those attend
ing were Mrs. L. D. McKinney, Mrs.
O. C. Hudson. Mrs. Roy Carey. Mrs.
J. W. Taenzler, Mrs. E. G. Ofe, Mrs.
J. H. Graves. Mrs. Charles Manners,
Mrs. Hal Garnett.
Visiting in City
Eetty Ann McKissick. who has
been visiting for the summer at
Riverton, Iowa, is here to enjoy a
visit at the home of Dorothy Jean
Turner, a school mate during the
residence of the Mc-Kissick family
here. She will remain over the
week-end.
greeting very much to part with this
estimable family who are leaving
Sunday for their new home at Bur
well. On Monday the Swanda family
family were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wocst.
Friday evening the club met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W.
Xiel. the event being a covered dish
fried chicken supper in honor of the
departing friends. After the delicious
repast the members joined in playing
pinochle and in which Mrs. Augusta
Haupt was winner of the first prize.
Mrs. Florence Coleman, second, while
for the men Mr. Swanda was the win
ner of first and Charles Manners of
the second prize.
The club members joined in pre
senting a very attractive gift to Mr.
and Mrs. Swanda as a token of the
many pleasant associations here in
Plattsmouth.
to enjoy the occasion were: Alice
Louise Wescott, Phyllis McKenzie, of
Chicago. Helen Wiles. Helen Farley,
Mrs. Charles Tunnell and Miss Her-old.
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Give Farwell for Friends
The Neighborhood pinoclil club,
of which Mr. and Mrs. William
Swanda have been members, are re-
Entertain, for Niece
Misses Mia and Barbara Gering
entertained Thursday evening at a
delightful garden beefsteak roast at
the home on North Sixth street, the
event honoring their niece. Miss
Ursula Herold. of New York City,
who is spending a part of the sum
mer here. The guests were later en
tertained at a theatre party. Those
From Thursday's Daily
Mr. Vernie Younker of Roca. Ne
braska was visiting in Plattsmouth
yesterday with the John Alwin fam
ily. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Lowson were
dinner guests Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cramer.
Attorney C. E. Te-fft of Weeping
Water was here today to attend to
some matters of business in the coun
ty and district courts.
D. C. West and grandson. Jack
Wunderlich. of Nehawka, were visit
ing in Plattsmouth Wednesday, Jack
playing tennis on the court here while
Mr. West attended to business mat
ters. Miss Eleanor Minor is in Lincoln
where she is visiting friends.
Miss Phyllis McKenzie, of Chicago,
who has been here as the guest of
Miss Alice Louise Wescott, returned
Friday to her home.
MOVE TO BURWELL
From Saturday's Dally
Mr. and Mrs. William Swanda ex
pect to leave tomorrow for Burwtll.
Nebraska where they will make their
home in the future. Mr. Swanda has
been transferred to that station.
Their many friends will regret to see
them leave and wish them much suc
cess in their new home.
TO VISIT COLORADO
Mrs. H. P. Goos and daughter. Miss
Harriett, with Mrs. J. R. Brown and
two daughters, of Cleveland, Ohio,
are motoring to Denver and other
spots in Colorado to enjoy a short
vacation. They will visit many c.r
the mountain resorts before return-home.
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Around the Diamond (Inset) Jack
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jnnraio-oox recenuy acquires irom me
jSt Louis Browns, took sweet revenge
itrr defeating his old team mates
twice ia one week. (Above) Johnny
aftllen. pitcher; Earl Averill, center-
belder; and Bob Feller, pitcher, ali oi
the Cleveland Indians, "who have
Ljbeen credited for the team's high
standing.
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Hollywood motion picture stars who sailed recently for London where
they will appear in a forthcoming production. From left to right they are:
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Space Defying Thermometer Los Angel
Calif. Dr. lohn Strong, astrophysicist at the
California Institute of Technology, displays
his uncanny thermometer, an electric tele
scope in effect, which, pointed at any distant
object such as the sun or even a bathing
beauty, takes the object's temperature.
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For Campus Wear Some of the smart collegiate wear that
was displayed in the college fashion show held recently in
New York. Left to right: An odd jacket and tweed-skirt; a
plaid skirt and Shetland tweed jacket; and a reversible
corduroy coat with slacks to match.
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Strong-Man Act St. Louis, Mo.
Equipped with powerful shoulder
blades and unusual . mu6cular
control, Lawrence Anderson
amazes his neighbors every now
and then by pulling a 212-tn
truck along the street in this
novel manner.
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Paternal Instinct? It seems
that Papa Ostrich was fcur.d
sitting on the nest when the
chicks hatched at the Los An
geles ostrich farm. Marilyn
Brown presents proud papa
with an orange.
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Bathing Beauties Only a gen
eration apart. Clothing design
ers, as well as industrial de
signers, have helped to change
our ways of life in the past
quarter century, as these pic
tures show. Consumers Information
uses the photographs to c" csnstrate
how national advertising hes altered
the habits of a nation and we think
you'll agree it's for the better.
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Hizzoner the Two Fisted Milker Gover
nor E. D. Rivers of Georgia won the
ehamDionshiD when he and Commission
er of Agriculture Columbus Roberts en-
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gagea in a mining coniesi on me
lawn of the Capitol in Atlanta. The
governor used both- hends while
Roberts used one
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Huge -Clipper 'La Taxi Trial Seattle, Wash. A view of the
largest clipper, the Boeing 314 Clipper, as she took her first
fiaxi trial on Puget Sound.
Disclosing the Record James Roosevelt (right) son of
the President, reveals to Walter Davenport, associate
editor of Collier's, all data on his earnings in the
insurance business, in order to set clear the record of
his income which has recently been wildly exagger
ated. -All details of Jimmy's business career, including
income tax figures, will be presented in Collier's dur
ing August.
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Sportswear Note A versatile sweater knitted oi
mercerized knitting and crochet cotton. It is re
resible, the back consisting oi plain ribbing.
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PLATTSWSOUTH, NEBRASKA
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