Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1941)
THURSDAY. 1707. 27, 1941. PIATTSMOTTTH STYT - WEEKLY JOTTF-JTAL PAGE THBEZ REVEAL MARPJAGE From Monday's Dafly The revelation of the marriage of tVo of the young people of this city was revealed today with the announcement of the fact that Ray mond Smock, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smock and Miss Mary McCarroll. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mc Carroll. of this city, were married at Pierce. Nebraska. July 1, 1941. The marriage ceremony v as perform ed by the Rev. O. T. Ant rem. pastor of the Methodist church. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Knobbe, of Norfolk, sister and brother-in-law of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Smock expect to reside in this city. COOKING SCHOOL DRAWS MANY CHANGE IN DATE Sinclair Service Station t.lMtll VTKH HKtTKKS Batteries - Tires - Tubes tinier Ami t'rm FRANK ENEARL. Telephone 560 The Oriole Songsters, wlio were cheduled to play here for the dance at the American Legion building, 1 sponsored by Timm ' & Jones, have changed their date. They will be ihere on Saturday night instead. j Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Royal of Lin coln were here Sunday to visit with Judge C. L. Graves, father of Mrs. Royal. They also visited at the bomb er plant at Fort Crook. Toy and Gift Headquarters USE OUR LAY-BY PLAN This year cf all times be an "Early Bird Shopper." There's every thing to gain. While we have large and complete stocks now, man ufactmers advise there can be no refill orders. So make your choice new and avoid last minute disappointment when stocks are "thinned out." Yon only need to pay a 10' , Deposit and we will hold year purchase until December 21st. Avoid the rush; get what you want! All Our Toys 100 American Made Turnover Tanks Made of Steel 59c 29c $139 8 inches long 4 inches long SPARKLING TANKS 10-inch Size Beautiful Dolls For Little Girls See this Chinchilla coated darl ing with flashy eyes and eye lashes. Opens mouth, showing teeth and tongue. n Fully dressed. Only51.aT Briar Oak Table & Chair Set Sturdily tfr or Constructed. yD.D A Realistic Coast Artillery Cannon 98c Realistic but Harmless Woven Fibre Doll Carriage Movable Hood Sturdily Built Green with (j0 QO Ivorv Trim tiuO CHRISTMAS CARD GROUPS Here's a Real Bargain in a 23-Piece Christmas Card Bos. A Beautiful Assortment at small cost-. 21 -piece French Folders. Some die cut and em bellished with gold and silver foil and ribbon bows 39c V Gifts for Motorists and Sportsmen The Gift cE Gifts (or Boy cr Girl New Hiawatha Super Chief and Princess BICYCLES The "Super-Chief" and "Princess" are the last word in bike stream lining. Sturdy construction throughout . . . all joints reinforced and electrically welded. Smooth, easy riding with this beautiful new Hiawatha. New style handlebars. Double spring saddle. Shock-Ease Fork. Headlight and Tail Eeflector. GLL 95 Choice of Popular Colors. Boys' or Girls' Model- A Thousand and One Toys and Games Space forbids listing more than a mere fraction of the many things you'll find at your GAMELE STORE ... all at mcney-saving prices! Tubular Velocipede Streamlined throughout. Steel rear platform. Red. white trim. Best of workmanship 14-in. Frame 12-in. Front Wheel 16-inch front wheel. 20-inch front wheel-- $595 ?6.95 S7.93 Construction Toys AMERICAN LOGS flQrt S6-piece set. Nat. color. AMERICAN BRICKS 0 Over 100 pieces to set 6 C Tinkertoy Sets49c to 1.69 Other Educational Gifts at Popular Prices POP-UP Toaster Set for the Young Hostess A Regular $1.25 Value 95 Picture and Story Books You'll find books here for children of all ages. 10 to 39 DAISY AIR RIFLE Single Shot Special QOC Price 5JO Others to $4.49 Beautiful Gifts for the Home MOTHER WOULD LIKE THESE CORONADO Princess Range for Coal or Wood Highest quality cast iron body with all porcelain exterior. 1S inch oven, heat indicator, and enclosed reservoir. Easv terms. $79-95 CORONADO Electric Washer White Porcelain Tub Surprise your wife by trading in your old washer on this 23 gallen white porcelain stream lined beauty. Balloon wringer. $54.95 Here's One For the Whole Family Goronado 6-Tube Console AO Radio $37-50 Rich, blended walnut cabinet, combined with superb tone quality. Slide-rule dial There is r.a better time than Christmas to buy the things you need for the home. Mar.y other suggestions will present themselves in' our large Furniture Department. Remember, your home comes first . . . and you -an buy on convenient monthly payments out of income. Just make the usual down payment and have cash on hand for your other gifts! 1 - ': 1 The cooking school and "all elec tric" demonstration of kitchen com fort, giver. Monday afternoon and this afternoon attracted a large num ber of the ladies of the community, the attendance being estimated at over 100. The school was under the sponsor ship of the Consumers Public Power district, the electric power distri butors in this territory. Mrs. Mabel Hildebrandt. nationally known econ omist from the Westinghouse Elec tric and Manufacturing company in Mansfield. Ohio, conducted the dem onstration. Mrs. Hildebrandt gave a demon stration of vitamized cooking that was enjoyed by the large number in attendance, the instructor showing the preparation of foods and the electric way of cooking. Many new ideas of cutting the kitchen costs were given by the nstructor as v-ell as the practical demonstrations. The dishes prepared by Mrs. Hildebrandt during the dem onstration were later distributed tc the ladies attending. LOUISVILLE WOMAN'S CLUB The book review and tea sponsor ed by the Louisville Federated Wom an's club as a library benefit was held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock on November 18, in the Methodist church parlors. j Over ninety people were present, 1 fifteen of whom came from Spring ; field to enjoy Mrs. Melvin E. John I son's charming and splendid presen tation of the bock. "The Keys of the Kingdom" by Dr. A. J. Cronin. j The president, Mrs. R. E. Uhley, ipaid tribute to the late Mrs. M. X. i Drake who was the first charter member of the club in 1929 and who 'had recently rejoined. "Father Al ' mighty" by Franck was sung by the Glee club with Mrs. Ec.rl Greene as 'the soloist. The Pilgrim women and Indians surrounding the table that represented what might have been 'the first Thanksgiving. Mrs. W. S McGrew as a Pilgrim grandmother igave thanks and invited the guests 'to the tea table. BREAKS ACADEMY RECORD At West Point. New York, Cadet William Evers broke the academy j ecord for the longest string of breaks on the skeet range by a score of j 1 3 5 straight, bettering the former j record by 20 birds. The academy 1 skeet team won the national inter collegiate team championship in both ;the shoulder to shoulder and tele graphic meets last spring, rnd had one of the members win the ind jvidual championship in a special 'event. This year's team of which Cadet Evers is a member has hopes of retaining the title and of bettering ! the former records, as the members have been shooting consistently high ! all fall. FINE IMMUNIZATION Jersey, of a daughter. Thursday. No-'daughter to Mrs. Henry Herold of RECORD AT MURRAY member 13th. The little one is grand-! this city, her mother being the for- Finest immunization record made so far in the Cass-Sarpy health area was established at Murray on Mon day, when all but one of the pupils received, protection against one or more of the diseases smallpox, dip theria and tetanus for which the vaccination program is being carried out in town and rural schools thru aut the two counties. Some of the children, previously immunized for one or more of the diseases, did not take that vaccina tion In all there were 140 vacci nated, including rural pupils and pre-school children. Dr. R. w. Tyson gave the vaccinations, aided by Dr. L. Kling, district health officer, and the three nurses. Misses Mary G. Henderson, Ruth Martin and Helen Olson, together with Mrs. Kling, who made up the record cards. faer Ursula Herold. The babe ha? Leen christened Barbara Ursula. TWO GLENWOOD NDIRODS BAGGED CANADIAN GEESE, Honors of the season go to Dr.1 L. D. Simmons and Rex York who. this Sunday moraine, each bagged a Canadian goose. They were out hunting just north of Bartlett when the geese came over. The bird bagged by Dr. Simmons weighed 11 pounds and the one by Rex York weighed 7 pounds. It is not often that sports men here these days bag a Canadian goose and the men have the envy of all other local hunters. The cold wave Saturday, froze northern lakes and started the ducks and geese south. The flight dow(n the Missouri river valley Sunday was reported to be heavy and if the weather warms up here, hunters ex pect the birds to linger in this vi cinity for a week or ten days mak ing hunting conditions good. Glen wood Opinion-Tribune. BIRTH OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Alois Smetana have received the pleasant news, notify ing them that they are grandparents again. A daughter was born Friday, November 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dashner at the Jennie Edmundson hospital at Council Bluffs, Iowa. The Dashners, who live in Glenwood. Iowa, have named their first child, Marelei Myrl. TO WINTER IN SOUTH HERE FOR FUNERAL SERVICE j Mrs. James Gilmour, of Seward. : Nebraska, was here Monday to at- itend the funeral of her brother, the late Andrew J. Snyder. Mrs. Andy t Morrow, also of Seward, a sister, was unable to attend the services. The two sisters are now the last of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snyder, pioneers of Cass county, living. ! Mr. Gilmour is in very feeble health and was unable to accompany the wife here for the funeral ser vice. He is also a member of one of the pioneer families and is the eld- est brother of County Commissioner bam l . unmour. Miss Bertha Nickles and brother, Alt and Mrs. George Ray, all of the Murray neighborhood, departed the past week for Hot Springs. Arkansas, j on spending the winter in that sec- j tion and taking treatments at the! wonderful curative springs in the I Arkansas city. FALLS AT SHOPS As far as is known to date Michael Duda's injuries are a broken left arm and cuts. Mr. Duda fell from a scaffold at the BREX Monday morn ing. Dr. L. S. Pucelik was summon ed and "Mickey" was then rushed to the St. Catherine's hospital, Omaha, where he was treated and X-rays I taken for a possible hip injury. DAUGHTER TO ROUNDTREES. Announcement has been received here of the birth of Mr. and Mrs. ! i John Roundtree. of Plainfield, New j I1 'i TO SPEND HOLIDAY AT ASHLAND From 'Wdnep3ar Dkfti Thanksgiving day at the C. S. Turner home at Ashland will bring ! together members of the Turner 'family for the traditional holiday I repast. The members of the family to attend will be County Treasurer I and Mrs. John E. Turner and Dor jothy Jean. Plattsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Wen jdell Cook, Alvo, O. S. Turner, Mr. and 3Irs. V. G. Clements. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Bothwell and Jean Adair, :of Elm wood. Mr. C. N. Turner is the cashier of the Citizens National bank of Ashland. MARRIED HERE SATURDAY Saturday evening Judge A. H. Duxbury was called upon to officiate at the wedding of Quinton Eugene Price of Omaha and Mary Ann Myatt, of Fremont. The wedding ceremony was witnessed by Clare and James Shively, of Omaha. HERE FROM KANSAS Thomas Farney or Williamsburg, Kansas, is here for a visit over the holiday at the home of his .son, ' Pete" Farne and meeting the many old time Iriends. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ! IMiulile Feature The 3 Meoqaiteera n 'Saddlemates' j and Hob C'rby. Ruth Terry J and Kddie Fov, Jr la 'Rookies on Parade A bomb-shell of mirth and melody. ; Also 'Kinc f the T Hansen Ser- ; ial. Matinee Sat.. 2:30; Niphts. 7, 9:30. ' Adults, 28C; Children, 11, inc. Tax ' I i SUNDAY - MONDAY j nob Hope, Dorothy l.amour and i Lvnn Overman in 'Caught in the Draft9 1 Blow tht? bugle Shoot the gun. Bob's , joined the army strictly for fun. Also , Comedy, Cartoon and wa j SO'DAT MATIKEE, 2:30 Mghtu, 7:OU and 8:13 Matinee 2Sc and lie, inc. Tax Nights 33c and 11C. inc. Tax, TUESDAY ONLY BARGAIN DAY Ana Southern, Geo. Mnrphy and Robert Merlins in 'Ringside Maisie Her other adventures were only pre liminaries. This is the real main event. Also Comedy and Orehetttra Reel. Mat inee at 2:30; N'igrht Shows at " and 9. Matinee at 2:30; Nights at 7:00 and 9:00 Adults, 20; Children, 11c, inc. Tax WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY DDI OLE FEATI RE Frederick March and Hetty Field in 'Victory Adventure in the heart of the South Seas. And Panl Kelly and Iola Lane in 'Mystery Ship Super-thrills in a fast moving action drama. Two complete shows each night at 7:00 and 9:30. A fine double feature. Adults, 2S; Children, inc. Tax FILL Your CUPBOARD NOW with fine foods, priced low, from your HINKY-DINKY! V... I Pumpkin Dolly Mae Brand No. 2 Can 7c There's no time like the present to save money when it's so easy to save by buying foods at EINKY-DINKY. Stock up now and see for yourself. CORN Bigwig. Isie tender, sweet. Doz. $1.25 2 Doz.. S2.-S5 I Fairmont Pride Whole Kernel Golden Uantam. l-oz. vac 33c 10c I aP f . tm a nwBi na Grapefruit Dozen . Oranges Texas Marsh Seed less. 96 size, each - . . . . 35c Texas Juice 252-2SS Size. Doz. -3c 18c California Sunkist, Size, Doz. 27c California Sunkist. 200-2 1C Size. Doz 35o AmmIah Fancy Idaho Ganos Apples Gibs 25c Full Ring-Packed Bushel Basket 81. 19 V. S. Xo. 1 Idaho Rome Beauties or Winesapa Apples, 4 lbs 25c Full Ring-Packed Bushel Basket, $1.89 California Sweet Red Emperors. Lb U. S. Xo. 1 Louisiana Porto Rican, 6 lbs Grapes Yams Yellow Onions .10 c 7Jc 25c U. S. Xo. 1 Colorado 3 lbs can UIU .-V.H Oregon Choice Heavy Syrup Berries . x!rar.berrie?. Strawberries, Youngher- ries. Blackberries, Boysenberrios or Black Cherries, 11-oz can. llle; 2 for Dozen Cans. $1.35 Del Monte Fancy Whole Segment. 2 Xo. 2 cans Full Flavor, Fresh in Syrup Xo. 2 Can Little Mill Brand Xo. 2 Cans 2 for wri. Hinky-Dinky Superior 4 CQ TIOUT 24-lb. Sack. 77c: 4S-lb. Sark.ylatfO 5-!b. Sack, 21c; 10-lb. Sack. 37c Salmon l-lh. Tall Can 18c Miracle Whip ?r. XrM. Miracle Whip Sandwich Spread. Qt. Jar, 41c Bittersweet Chocolate Dainties, for Cooking, etc. Hershey's i 'o BT. 25c Grapefruit Prunes Tomatoes 23c 25c 11c 23c 39c Reg. Pkgs.. Kraft Dinners Macaroni I Kuner's Mile High Dill Pickles, Qt. Jar Sunrise Mild and Mellow 3-lb. bag, 53c 1-lb. bag 'Whips Like Cream" Coffee "Whips 1 Richwip 4 Regular or M.J. B.I 19c 15c 18c or MILXUT OC UU Sc; 2-lb. can OtW Tall Cans- Regular or Drip Grind Coffee, 1-lb. can Ultra-Eefaied CLOROX Pt. Bottle 10c Quart Bottle. M -Gal. Bottle 31c i7c m ea riO FOR FINE FABRICS IVORY SNOW Sf 10c Sr. 22c ARMOUR'S STAR Tendered. Shankless, lb. AJV U. S. Graded Beef Shoulder fa. Best Cuts, lb., 22c; Other Cuts, lb.XC Boston Butt Style Per lb. Smoked Picnics BeeS Roast Pork Roast CPE? A TiT r- s- Gra2ed Corn-fed 91fiAl Quality Beef. Shoulder, lb U. S. Graded Round or Swiss Steak, lb I". S. Graded Sirloin or Short Cut Steak, lb Rib Center Cuts Per lb. 23C Fresh ly Ground Porlt Chops Hamburger Minced Luncheon Bacon Squares Plain, Lb. . . Bacon Backs, Lb. Fresh Oysters Whiting Fish or Ring Bologna, lb. . Fancy Sugar-Cured Cello, lb. 25c 29C 27c 23c 2 lbs. 29c ..14c 18c lSc Direct Shipment Solid Pack, Pint Headless, Dressed 19c 35c 29c BUTTER-NUT COFFEE Drip or Regular Grind 1- lb. Can or Jar, 30 2- lb. Can or Jar 57c FIE IT I I TV hole wheat pancake aa IEJitl.1 I Y IX0UB, 3i2-lb. Sack iLlSQ WHITE MQ gIriB43c WHITE TO Toilet Soap, 5c GRISCO 1-lb. Can . 21c 3-lb. Can 59c GERBER'S Dry Pre-Cooked Cereal cr OATMEAL ?7c 2 8-oz. Pkgs Cocoa Hardwater Castile Soap Regular Bar Fine for Dishes OXYDOL 10c e 21c Giant Pkg. 59c 4c Clapp's Strained Foods 412-oz. 9Ac Cans D for AVV CLAPP'S Chopped Foods 3 71 oz. cans 25c Pillsbury's "Balanced" FLOUR 5-Ib. Sack 24i 10-lb. Sack 43p 24-lb. Sack $1.00 48-lb. Sack $1.97 OLD ENGLISH SS 'No Rubbing' Liquid Floor Wax PASTE WAX 1-lb. Can 59C RINSO Small Pkg., 10c; Lge. Pkg. 21 Towel for lc when you buy giant pkg. at 59 C Lifebuoy Health Soap, Ear 6C MAGIC WASHER P & G SOAP 10 Giant Bars, 39c Free Sijverware in Each Package. Large "Package 23c OMAR WONDER FLOUR. 5-lb. Sack, 23C Ji0-lb. Sacl, 39C; 24-lb. Sack, 90c 4S-lb. Sack $1.69 Fiaiujuiutuu. n ices in iuis au euecuve rnucty aim oiC urday, Nov. 2S and 29. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. Starred Items May Be Purchased with Blue Food Stamps Scot Towels 2o1?M..19c WW 1TCH 0 Scot Tissue 4 ST. 29c
