THTJESEAY. DF.CEKEFP. 15. 1933.
PIATTSMOUTH SEMI - WTEKLY JCTTENAL
PAGE SIX
Weeping Water
Mrs. Robs Shields ha been Buffer
ing from a severe aftaU of the flu
which has kept her from her work
for a number of days.
Joseph I. Corl-y who has not h-eri
feeling the ry beu was over to
Lincoln to consult UUi family phy
sician Ia:t Monday.
MIhh Anna Hart was hoe tens to the
members of the Knickerbocker club!
lata Tuesday, with a delightful sup
per at the Uest Haven hotel, fol
low hg which they played bridge.
Mrs. J. K. Corley and Mrs. V'orhees
both of Lincoln, were attending the
funeral of the late William A. Corley j
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at Adams and later came to Weep
ing Water to visit at the home of
J. I. Corley.
The community building has pro
ceeded no far as to complete the ex
cavation for life footing, had to stop
temporarily as the needed material
cannot be secured Just now. As soon
as it can be secured the work will
be continued.
Little Jean Elizabeth Day, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Seward I. Day
who with the parents moved from
Weeping Water to Lincoln a few
mouths ago was visiting in Weeping
Water with her little friends for a
number ui days during the past
week.
The woman's guild of the Congre
gatknal church were gathered at
the home of Mrs. Edward Laurensen
last Tuesday where they looked after
the business of the society after
whirh they enjoyed a pleasant social
hour with a delightful lunch closing
their pleasant gathering.
Weeping Water Masons Elect.
At the meeting of the Masonic
lodge last week after the business
had been disposed of the election of
officers was he!d, the following being
sele.Ud: Clarence E. Pool, worship
ful master; Gardner It. Iiinger, senior
warden; E. A. Stickley, Junior war
den; Chrii Uasmuseen. secretary. The
appointive officers will be selected
before the next meeting.
Meets Serious Accident.
Randall Oldham, who makes his
home at Lcs Angeles where he Is In
command cf a bread route, while en
gaged in playing basketball on a
concrete court was unfortunate In
falling and fracturing one of his
arms al the elbow. After having
the fracture reduced, he was able
to secure a driver and continued
hia work, not being as serious as first
thought.
Produces a Eiot of Fun.
The Junior class play, presentet
last week, was fillet to overflowing
with fun, humor and wit, as was
proved when the the audience was
kept in an uproar from the raising
of the curtain on the first act until
the end.. People attending tell of
the excellent playing of little Rob
ert Willis who took the part of a
dector and hotel keeper, ably sup
ported by others of tha class. The
play was called "One Mad Night"
and the way it took with the aud
ience it would seem that it was
rightly named.
Moves to Arkansas.
Some time ago a brother of Tom
Edgemont moved to southern Mis
couri where he resided for some
time and then moved over into
Arkansas, has written Thomas to
come as things look pretty good down
that way. Last week Earl Oldham
with his truck moved Thomas Edge- J
mont to Arkansas where he is now
located and working.
Returning, Mr. Oldham stopped at
Branson and visited in the wilds of
Tany county for a short time and
wa3 able to purchase some candle
stick holders made from cedar on
which was burnt in "The Shepherd
of the Hills," as they were manu
factured where the Etory written by
Harold Bell Wright, "Shepherd of
the Hills," was layed. He also visit
ted at the old home of Mrs. Oldham
at Dunnigan, Mo., arriving home
Monday evening.
Entertain at Reception.
Mrs. Jane DeLar.cy was hostess in
company with the husband as host to
a reception last Monday at her home
when she entertained Eorae forty of
the officers and personnel of the CCC
camp. The evening was in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Sj L. Chauck. Mrs.
Chauck was formerly Mrs. Freda
John::on who united in marriage
with Mr. Chauck Eeveral weeks ago.
Wm. A. Corley Passes in South.
William A. Corley, 79 years of age
last winter, who has made hi3 home
at Adams for more than fifty years,
unmarried, and brother of our
townsman. Joseph I. Corley, came to
Weeping Water early in September,
but being in poor health went to
Eureka Springs, Arkansas for his
health. He passed away there Fri
day of last week. The funeral was
held at Adams. He was a devoted
member of the Presbyterian .church
from which the funeral was held last
Sunday and laid to rest in the quiet
churchyard of that city.
Mr. Corley was born in Somerset
county, Penn., March 8, 1859. He
leaves to mourn his passing J. I.
Corley. a brother of Weeping Water,
two nieces. Mrs. Catherine Kidejl
Brighcm of Pennsylvania. Miss
Martha Corley of Madison. Wis., both
being here to attend the funeral.
Garden Club Meets.
The members of the Garden club
were meeting lajn week, making real
ist!; the practice of gardening and
learning to get come cf the very fine
fruits and flowers which mother
nature so lavishly gives to all who
seek to win her favcr. The Garden
club seeks to bring all its members
a full measure of the good things
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"CMON IN THE WATER'S FINE" And why not? The
water's always fine in this household. It cornea crytal clear
and pure ri&ht from the hot
water ' tap without rutt or
dirt. New bot water storage
tankt are made of rustproof
monel to keep the water
clean.
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COPS HONOR KIDDER Jay Irving comic artist, who has
been made an honorary member of police departments from
coast to coast ss a result of his drawings in Collier's depict
ing the doings of dumb cops. He has whole collection of
special badges- contributed by police officers who enjoy his
spoofs at tfaeir expense.
IN VACATIONLAND ( 1 ) A bathing suit
of black and white rayon moire for sea or
pool. (2) A smart bathing suit and cape of
plain and printed rayon jersey.
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IN ROSE BOWL CLASSIC
Duke University's Blue Devils,
who will oppose the University
of Southern California in the
Rose Bowl on January 2nd. Left
to right: Bailey, Haas, Yorke,
Hill, Johnson, Ribar and Perdue.
In the backfield. are Spangler,
Tipton,. O'Mara and Eaves.
Inset: Head Coach
Wallace Wade.
PERSONALITIES I N
THE NEWS (1) Dr,
Ross T. Mclntire, White
House physician for 6ve
years, appointed surgeon
general of the Navy with
the rank of Rear Admiral.
(2) Dr. Emil Hacha,
President of the Supreme
Court, elected President
of the Czecho-Slovak Re
public by the National
Assembly, succeeding Dr.
Edouard Benes. (3) Davev O'Brien, the Mitfhtv Mite from Texas I
Christian University, who was recently picked as the most valuable
M .111 I , .1 " I
iwioiii piaycr 01 me year.
(5)
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LITTLE REBEL
This busy squir
rel perches on the
driest spot he can
find and busily goes
about his business.
Maybe he doesn't
believe in signs.
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PRAISES FOOD MEN
Gertrude B. Lane, fa
mous editor of the Woman's Home Companion, who
told annual convention of Associated Grocery Manu
facturers of America that scientific standards, of food
manufacturers have been growing steadily higher in the
past 20 years.
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BEHIND, THE
SCENES (Left)
"Hands up!" means
only one thing to the
state trooper shoot.
If be misses, another star is ad Jed to the roll of honor. (Right) Calls for
bloodhounds frequently come from neighboring states therefore this special
rwo-com part men t trailer for loading the dogs.
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HOLLYWOOD
FASHION WEAR
Ann Rutherford dis
plays a hat of brown
felt with feathered bird
perched at center front.
Gay colored stripes
fashion the jacket and
top coat, with monotone
beige for the straight
skirt. Mary Howard
(left) chooses honey
brown for skirt and top
coat with over-blouse in
mustard and deep brown
with mustard band for
the pull.on felt hat.
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ICE SKATING ON BEACH Venice, -Calif. Pretty bathers stage a skating
carnival on the semi-tropic beach, as America's first beach-ice sports open here.
But the sun can't melt this rink, as it is made with chemicals, the "hot ice"
used in many movies.
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which can be produced in the gar
den and what the garden Ian do to j
supply the living of the home.
BOWLING RESULTS
Preparing for Christmas.
With Jean G. Jones, instructor of
music in the Weeping Water sihools
as their instructor and with from 50
to CO voices in the chorus and much
patient practive, there is being pre
pared a surprise for not alone Weep
ing Water but all of Cass county
who may be within driving distance
of Weeping Water when they shall
?ome to enjoy the cantata which i3
being prepared. Christmas is to be
realistic in its decorations, in the
songs which are to revive the real
Christmas spirit, and as well the
pcene of the "Nativity" the stable in
the basement of the inn where there
was "No place in the inn for the
Saviour of mankind to be born." The
churches are brinsrine this real
Christmas spirit at a time when
there is so much of unemployment
and lack of fund3 to buy the gifts
and in many cases inexpensive which
i3 to make the hearts of the little
cne3 glad of which the Christ said.
"Suffer the little ones and forbid
them not to come unto me."
The evening entertainment will be
held in the Congregational church
where more people can attend. This
entertainment is to be filled with
the Christmas spirit and you are en
titled to see it. Come and bring the
family.
A very lively Kession of ihe Duck
Pin bowling league was held Mon
day night at the local alleys and In
which the Plattsmouth Creamery
won from the CYO and Wimpy's Inn
was winner from the HerbMer li
quor store. The scores:
Creamery
H. L. Gayer 250
Glen Kohrell 407
G. Griffin 409
C. Walden 3G7
H. Schutz 33C
CYO
A. McClanahan
Swoboda
Ed Gradoville
Mitchell
Keck
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. 424
. 354
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. 320
. 391
Wimpy Inn
Chas. Ault
Harry Porter
E. Pickens
R. McClanahan
Chriswisser
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35C
31S
331
39S
392
Weeping Water Wants Sewerage.
The matter of a sewage system for
Weeping Water ha3 been greatly dis
cussed pro and con, all admitting
that it was necessary for sanitary
purposes and as well to prevent dam
age from storms, but was considered
las costing too much and making
taxes higher. When the time came
to vote it Avas the sense of the citi
zenry that the system be had, not
withstanding the cost will be $112,
000. On account of the necessity for
the materials which are hard to get
in and the latness of the season, the
building cf the sewers will be post
poned until spring. However, it is to
come and bring employment to those
wanting work and as well bring
health to the inhabitants.
Herbster Store
Ft. Timm
Lohnes
C. Farris
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Herbster
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HERE FOR WEEK END
Miss Jessie Robertson, of Lincoln,
who is engaged in state library work,
was here over Saturday and Sunday
to visit her mother, Mrs. James Rob
ertson, Sr., and the relatives and
many old time freinds.. Miss Robert
son has been engaged in the library
work for the past several years and
enjoys very much the fascinating
work.
LOOK FOR BIG LOAN
CHUNGKING, China, Dec. 14 (UP)
Chinese ewspapers expressed be
lief today that a $50,000,000 U. S.
loan to China had been arranged and
would be concluded at Washington
soon.
Subscribe for the Journal.
His mzmt! $MMts&
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SPm SPECIAL!
FULL SIZE 24'
SLED
Selected Northern
hardwood. High grade
grooved steel runneas.
Not a 30' or 32' sled
but a full 34' size.
A REAL CHRISTMAS BARGAIN!
COMMODORE VANDERBILT
SPARKLING WIND-UP FREIGHT TRAIN
One of the finest values we have ever offered. Consists of Commodore
Vanderbilt wind-up locomotive, tender, tank car and caboose, .
2 sections straight track and 0 sections curved trade. iuz or vj JKt V
track. All For.
tills,,11" V-f&i j
SAVE ON CHRISTMAS
GREETING CARDS
AT GAMBLE'S
ctpfnllv selected Christ
mas card assortment of 20
cards with envelopes. Ail un
erent styles, designs and sizes.
Complete, joc
value.
Special Price..
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DROP DESK
BLACKBOARD
Use as desk or
blackboard. With
chalk and A fC
eraser . . J 9 O
STEAM
ENGINE
Thoroughlr tested
Sd. ... 90
SOFT BABY
; PANDA
Natural black and
1
BABY
DIMPLES
MAMA COLL
14 Inches high.
CHILDREN'S
FAVORITE
, BOOKS
A bit assortment
of popular stories
and cut-oats. From
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DUMP
TRUCK
With miniature
wheel barrow and
CLIMBING
TRACTOR
Heavy duty motor,
sure (rP rubber
tread. CZC
Each.... At5iV
DONALD
DUCK
RAIL CAR
A tlM value. A
wistd-ap toy. Sons
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RAN YORK, MANAGER