THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1039.
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PIATTSMOUTH SEIII - WEEKLY JOURNAL
the IPIattsmouth Journal
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SOCIAL
From Monday's Pally
To Attend Dinner
Dr. and Mrs. It. P. "Westover and
daughter, Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Ganz and daughter, Ruth Ann and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Cloidt and
daughter, Frances, are to be guests
this evening at a 6 o'clock dinner at
the Hotel Fontenelle in Omaha. Their
host will be President James Wood,
of Stephens college at Columbia, Mis
souri. The dinner honors students
and the prospective students of this
nationally known girl's school.
Entertain at Family Dinner
Sunday a very pleasant family din-
tier party was held at the beautiful
home . of Mr. and Mrs. M. I
Cleave, 1510 South 56th street,
Omaha. The event was honor
ing members of the Todd and Thomas
family of which Mrs. McCIeave is a
member being formerly Miss Jessie
Todd of Union.
The table was very pretty with
floral decorations and made a fine
setting for the delicious repast.
The party enjoyed a motor trip
through the beautiful home section
of Omaha adjoining Elmwood park,
following the dinner, and the re
mainder of the afternoon was spent
on the beautiful lawn at the Mc
CIeave home.
Those who participated were Mr.
and Mrs. John P. Todd. Okotoks,
Canada; Mr. and Mrs. George C.
Sheldon. Nehawka; Mr. and Mrs. Or
vilte Todd. Odebolt. Iowa; Mr. and
Mrs. Delbcrt Todd and children,
Mary and Billy. Murray; Mr. and
Mrs. George V. Thomas, Los Angeles;
Mrs. L. C. Todd, Union; Mrs. Mark
Todd, Kimball; Mrs. R. A. Bates,
Plattsmouth: Pvt. M: L. Ilylton. Fort
Crook, and Mr. and Mrs. McCIeave.
shower in honor of Mrs. David To
man, the former Miss Margaret Hen
ton before her marriage on June 7.
The afternoon was spent in visit
ing and each guest wrote her favor
ite recipe in a book for the bride, also
writing some very useful neips on
"how to keep her husband."
The rooms had been beautifully
ith laree bouauets of
flowers, of green, pink and yellow.
In the dining room the table naa
hoon fiprnrateri with streamers of
rrene oaner from the chandelier to
the four corners and fastened with
large bows. Here was concealed the
bride's gifts.
Lovely refreshments of brick ice
cream and cake were served by Betty
Henton, Annis Lee White and Eliza
beth Perry. The refreshments too,
were carried out in the color scheme
of green, pink and yellow.
The bride was the recipient of
many beautiful and useful gifts, as
tokens of congratulations..
The guests present for the occa
sion were Mrs. Mike- Kaffenberper,
Mrs. Walter Martin, Mrs. John To
man, Jr., Mrs. Albert Wheeler, Miss
Maud McCulloch. Mrs. Guy White and
daughters, Mrs. Herbert Church, Mrs.
Virgil Perry and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Henton and daughters, Mrs.
Carl Grosshans and daughter, Alice
Jane. Mrs. Shelia Todd, Mrs. Frank
Scott, Mrs. Maynard Ramge, Mrs.
George Brinklow, Mrs. Robert Mor
ris and daughter, Mrs. Alvadorc Mck-
les, Mrs. ,Katc Bintner, Miss Kath
erine Strickland, -Mrs. John Toman.
Sr., and daughter, Dorothea, Mrs.
Fred Ramge, Mrs. Ern Bintner, Mrs.
I. P. Petersen, Miss Grace Louise
Wiles, the hostesses. Mrs. Young and
Mrs. Ramge. and the guest of honor.
Mrs. David Toman.
Junior W. C. Holds Picnic
i'Th Junior Woman's club held a
vey enjoyable picnic at the Country
Shower for Recent Bride
The attractive home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. Ramge, south of this city,
was the scene of a delightful gath
ering of friends Friday afternoon
when Mrs. Ramge and Mrs. Rex
Young entertained at a miscellaneous
i Lorraine Post American
Legion Invites You to
CELEBRATE
July
AT
IOWA'S GREATEST
CELEBRATION
ALL ACr PLUS
FOP. VC TAX
club last evening.! A. short business
meeting was held.-Miss Gertrude -lery,
chairman of the Korn Karnivai
ticket sales, explained and answered
Questions oncerning the Korn Kar
nivai donation tickets which arc be
ing sold.
A delicious picnic lunch was served
by the committee assisted by Mrs.
L. L. McCarty. The Committee in
rharge of the picnic arrangements
was: Mrs. Pauline Yelick, Misses
Catherine and Irene Anthes, and Mrs.
Mildred Walden.
The next meeting on July 10, wi'.J
be a swimming party. A short pro
gram will be planned. Miss Neoma
Day and Mrs. Kathcrine Howard will
make the arrangements for this so
cial meeting.
FREE PARADES
FREE SWIMMIHG
Your ticket entitles you to
Baseball Games. Dancing.
Carnival Midway, High
JJiving Acts, Bands, Park
ing Space ... at Red Oak.
$isoo
FIREWORKS
DISPLAY
FREE! SUNDAY
EVENING PREVIEW
9:30 P. M.
GRAND EXHIBITION
TUESDAY NIGHT
10 P. M. , "
Bring the whole family and
picnic all day in, "Iowa's
Celebratingest Citv."
was the scene of a very pleasant
5athering in honor of Dr. and Mrs.
Tom Rogers, of Los Angeles, the lat
ter formerly Miss Helen Egenberger
of this city. It had been planned to
hold the event at the Starkjohn sum
mer camp along the Platte river, but
wing to the weather conditions the
members of the party joined in the
covered dish luncheon at the home,
featured by the large array of de
licious fried chicken. The group
nnnin Hsed relatives and friends of
the guests of honor. The time was
snent after the dinner in visiting
nd the renewing of the many pleas
ant associations of the past which
wai vprv much enioved by all of
the party. Those attending from out
f the city were Mr. and Mrs. J. H
f.nrter and daughter. Beverly of
Omaha: Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Schiele,
of Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Stefan
of Bellevue: and from this city,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Egenberger, Mrs
Mary Weckbach, Mrs. L. W. Egenber
ger. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Cloidt
Mr. and Mrs. John Hadraba and
dnuehter. Patricia. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mullen. Mr. and Mrs. William
Starkjohn, the guests of honor and
Mr. and Mrs. Starkjohn.
Entertain for Visitors
Sunday the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Starkjohn on west Rock street
1. : A i fill.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ifu i iii.i-: KK.vri hi;
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'Women in the Wind'
TlH-rr's a 'I'awn 1'atrol' of Women too!
ir Aulry with Snillry llurnrttr in
'Western Jamboree'
The host . .en Aulry act ion-ijokfl
Western to ilate. AIo Kloyil l.iMons
Adventure Story ami last chapter of
'l-one l!ansr' Serial. liiKKcst show
ever for week end. Matinee Sat., U:."!".
Adults. 25c Children. . .10c
SUNDAY - MONDAY
Krrol Fly nil. Oil In IlrllRS ilnnil. Ana
Mirrlflan nntl -lsiitl- f'nnt In
'Dodge City'
AH In technicolor. T'iKKer and hotter
fian "lnion Pacific.' Also Comedy and
News Heels. Make plans to see this
worth driving many miles to witness.
SVMJAY SIATIXEB AT 2:3(1
Matinee, 10-25e Nights, 10-30c
Tuesday and Wednesday
l His Parpain Uavs. Special 4tli of July
Program. Top off the day with this!
Pat OMIrlrn, J-nn lllonilrll and
Vyn Motrin In
The Kid from Kokomo
One of the Mgrgest lausrh shows of the
year. Also Three Stooge Comedy and
Novelty Heels. Matinee Tues. at 2:30.
All Shows, 10 and 15c
Thursday Only
ruler lorri, Lucille Hall a
Wendy Jlarrle In'
'Five Came Back'
A strange- tale from- the headwaters of
the Amazon.. Never, before a film like it.
Also Comedy, 'Crime Doesn't Pay Short
and Novelty Reel. .All for-reg. prices.
Hoy, CtlrlM, .Atiulti Free Illcjole
Adults, 25fq . ... ' Children 10c
from Tuesday's Daily
Announcement Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. George Mumm en
tertained at a very charming dinner
on Sunday tor a group 01 yuuug
people honoring the announcement of
the forthcoming marriage of her
brother. Homer Spangler, to Miss
Helen Scott of Omaha. The marriage
will take place in early fall.
Those present were Miss Ann Hen
derson, Carlton Mumm of Omaha;
Mr. and Mrs. George Mumm and
family, Peter Mumm, guests of honor
Miss Helen Scott and Homer Spang
ler.
Entertain Friends
The Nkkles home at 416 North
Fifth street was the scene of the
gathering of a number of guests
from Omaha Sunday who were pres
ent for the afternoon. The guest
list comprised Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Wurdeman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Les
lie, Mrs. Young, and Mrs. Alscott.
all of Omaha.
and Mrs. Roy Knorr, rendered several
piano selections during the course
of the evening, and visiting and
reminiscing took up most of the eve
ning's entertainment.
At the close of the evening re
freshments were served to a few
neighbors who were present.
From Wednesdays Dally
Honor Miss Fitch
Miss Marjorie Fitch was the honor
guest at the very delightfully ap
pointed dinner party Tuesday at 6:30
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
T. Am, Jr., on west Pearl street. The
dinner was tendered Miss Fitch as
she is leaving soon for the Pacific
coast for a visit with relatives and
friends. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Clutter, Merle Jones,
Miss Fitch, and Mr. and Mrs. Arn.
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hadraba,
us for two generations both families
have bee.x old neighbors. .
Red and white flowers served as
the table decorations at the hos
tesses home at 823 Marble street.
Tuesday Afternoon Club
Mrs. W. H. Puis entertained the
Tuesday afternoon pinochle club with
all of the present members in attend
mce. The prize winners for the after
noon were Mrs. Bessie Bourne who
received the highest honor and Mrs.
L.. B. Egenberger who received the
second highest honor.
Mrs. Puis, assisted by her grand
daughter. Miss Betty Rainey of.H
Omaha, served refreshments at the
close of the card party.
Shower for Mrs. Long
. Mrs. Robert Rummel entertained
at a miscellaneous shower at her
home in the Bloom apartment 3 last
evening, the occasion honoring Mrs.
Merle Long, formerly Miss Mathilda
Olson, who was married about four
teen months ago. There were eight
gucst3 present at the shower, the
guest list comprising mostly tele
phone office girls as Mrs. Long has
been an employee of the Lincoln Tele
phone & Telegraph company for
many years. .
The evening was spent in playing
various games. Bunco being the chief
game chosen for the evening. Mrs.
Lillian Schmitt and Juanita Johnson
were the winners in the Bunco game.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess at the close of the party.
The guest list included Misses
Juanita Johnson, Irene Anthes, Elva
Johnson, Cathryn Anthes, Hilda Wal
lengren, Marion Olson, Mrs. Lillian
Schmitt, Leona Meisinger.
Many gifts were received by the
recent bride as tokens of congratu
lations from her friends.
Dr. George LeRoy McClun
GRADUATE VETERINARIAN
Telephone No. Louisville,
4 0 Nebraska
IRECIALSALE
FEDERAL TIRES & TUBES
First Tire and Tube at . . List Prices
Second Tire and Tube at. ... . List Prices
EXAMPLE: 600 x 16
First Tire (List) $11.15 First Tube (List) $1.60
Second Tire (V List) 5.58 Second' Tube (2 List) .80
and Your Old Tires
THIS SALE APPLIES TO ALL SIZE TIRES
OFE OIL CO.
Entertain for Hadrabas
Mr. and Mrs. William Heinrlch
and Mr. and Mrs. E H. Wcscott en
tertained at an informal evening
June 26 at Sunnyside m honor oi
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hadraba of
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Prague, Czechoslovakia who are here
visiting with the former's"; father.
Joseph Hadraba. r -
Miss Jeaa Knorr, daughter of Mr.
Costs Less Because It Goes Farther
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K.MHIIT STOKi: South Ilr-nd
OVERLAND
Theatre . Nebraska City
Saturday - Sunday - Monday
Klllltl.KV TKMIM.K A "MB '
HtMIOM'll SCOTT IX
'Susannah o the
Mounties'
Tues., Wed., Thurs., Friday
nifi SHOW JULY
Rob't Young and Annabella in
'Bridal Suite9
Leslie Howard, Wendy Barrie in
'Pygmalion'
Matinee July 4, 2:30 Continuous
a ;ala kvkst
Catholic Daughters Picnic
The beautiful and shady grove of
Miss Genevieve Whelan was the cen
ter of the covered-dish picnic lunch-
on held last evening by the mem
bers of the Catholic Daughters of
America, this month being chosen as
the social gathering, of the organiz
ation. A large group of the members
were present at luncheon which was
served at 6:30 p. m.
At the conclusion of the luncheon
the ladies indulged in playing bridge
and pinochle the rest of the eve
ning. Miss Minnie Guthmann re
ceived the prize for the highest
bridge score, and Mrs. Elmer Webb
was given the prize for the highest
pinochle honor.
Misses Josephine Hys, Genevieve
Whelan, and Mrs. Richard Otterstein
served as the committee for the
June social meeting.
Honor Old Neighbors
Mrs. Lillian Freeman, and
Mary and Claire Hookmeyer
M ipses
served
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FORECASTING
OUR SEMI-ANNUAL JULY 1, 1939 STATEMENT OF
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Nebraska City Federal Sayings & Loan Ass'n.
Our Association reports to Federal Home Loan Bank Board and mem
bers for the first half of the year 1939, closing on June 30th, will show:
dis-
INCREASES in membership, home loans, total assets and net earnings for
tribution to members. ...
HOME LOANS now more than $1,000,000.00.
RESOURCES nearing the mark of $1,500,000.00.
NET EARNINGS in increased amount, sufficient for expenses, double reserve re
quirements, and '
WITHOUT DECREASE in previous dividend rate of 3,2.
DIVIDEND DATE JULY 1, 1939
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
XV. METZ. Chairman of the I'o.inl - - WM. II. PITZKR,
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President-Manager
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as hostesses at a 6:30 dinner
Wednesday evening. June 21. they a3!:Br!!;mmOKnm:S3!;iKnrBffiSEB;EffiIi:
MJLLEK, Vice' President - - II. K MEYER, Treasurer
MARSHALL PJTZER, Secretary .
- Oliver Stevenson - J. C. Thygcson - William G. Utterback
John Pfann - Frank 15. Hall - . Arthur Sweet
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