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THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1943 THE PLATTSI40TJTH SEKI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE TEHEE UNION ITEMS By Jonmal Field Representative ent3 of Mrs. H. W. Griffin, are re ported as being about the same at their home at Fair Play, Missouri. Mr. Osborne is 90 years of age and Mrs. Osborne is eighty-one. In Training in South Lucean Banning, located at Biggs airfield at El Paso, Texas, with the ' air corps, is enjoying his stay in the i south very much. He is with Squad 508 in battery group 351. He liT-.es his work very much. Mrs. C. TV. Hoback. who is visit ing her mother, Mrs. W. A. Taylor and husband, says they are liking their new home in the west very much. They are constantly employ ed and have received a number of promotions that means larger finan cial returns. Caring1 for Sick Mrs. Martha Lynn, Mrs. Jessie Lidgett and Mr. Lidgett are not in the best of condiion and are being cared for by Mrs. Joseph (Lillian) Lynn as they are all four sharing the home. The change has been very beneficial to the ailing ones. Sisters Enjoy Dinner Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Morris enter tained Sunday at their home in Union and had as their guests four sisters of Mrs. Morris. The guests were Mrs. Mary Vog, Mrs. Laura Sands, Nebraska City, Mrs. S. S. Morris, Ashland and Mrs. Ruby Lam bert of Nebraska City. The husbands of the ladies also were guests at the dinner party. Later Mr. and Mrs. Olin Morris of Murray joined the party. MURRAY I By Journal Fiel3 Representative Lawrence Smith, Murray's shoe repairer and harness mender, ha.-: been having1 a larpe amount of bus iness the past few days. Bad weather has aided the shoe business and farmers are getting: their harness mended. Murray residents were shocked to find the mercury at 21 degrees be low zero on Tuesday. Getting Heady for Farrowing taken for ' convenience to the home j of Mrs. W. L. Seybolt. This provides! a pleasant 'and convenient place for the ladies and they are able to come; and quilt when they desire. j Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George ' E. Nickles were at Omaha where ; they were jruerts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Shrauer. Mrs Nickles is an aunt of Mr. Shrader. Here on Furlough -Hears from Son In a letter from her son, Henry Lidgett, now in service. Mrs. Lillian Lidgett reports that the son is get ting along very well. Working at Atchison John Halthusen, who has been working at the depot at Union, has been transferred to Atchison, Kan sas, ana spent tne last montn tnere. ' ing out on the roof of the house Hears from Home Bernard Morris, one of the Cass county young men now in the arm ed service writes that he enjoys the Plattsmouth Journal in his camp. He was a one time in the Fiji is lands but his present location is not given. Miss Mary Ryan, teacher in the Union schools, was an over Sunday visitor with her parents in Omaha. Mrs. B. J. Hilger, Wilmington, California and Mrs. Glen Watkins of Monrovia, California, who were at Union for the funeral of their father, Bert Everett, departed Sun day for their homes in the west. Pfc. Arthur Wargu, who is in mil itary training: at Cair.p Crowder, Missouri, is home to enjoy a furlough here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. With the approach cf spring; and Joseph Wargra, as well as the many time for the arrival of the spring i acquaintances and friends, pips, there is an increased demand looking: fine and enjoys the for hog houses. The Murray lumber verv mucn. yard has taken orders for two .for Mr.. Lightner, one for John Thomp- j Showing Improvement son, one for John Clark and a nu.m He is service The many f riend.s of W. W. Weten- j kamp will be pleased to learn that j he is now showing: a fine rate of j improvement at the Clarkson hos- j pital in Omaha. He will remain for ! sometime under treatment and a j checkup before being released. j ber for Wallace Philpet of east of Weeping- Water. Business called L. C Horchar tc Plattsmouth on Saturday and he has spent several days there dur ing the extremely cold weather at the Hotel Plattsmouth. Dr. Gilmore Not Well Dr. G. H . Gilmore. veteran Iy-jHome Cn Furlough sician, nas not ueen ieeiing xne oesi of late and has been keeping at home especially during; the cold weather. While for many years he was in ac tive practice he has in the past years been taking- it easy. Visiting With Daughter Mrs. T. E. Jennings is spending a I Corporal Rudolph Stoll. who is : located in one of the west coast j army posts, is home for a visit with ! his family. Both Corporal Stoll and his brother, John Stoll, enlisted in the service and hae been in the army almost two years. Has Home Fire Mrs. Hannah Applegate had the J . J 1 A. 1 misiortune to nave ner nouse mcui m, - , , - r.crmniX, afire the past week, the blaze break- j week at the Qme of her d hter, ; t.c Tf.fre Lard or 1 hanks : ;;;r:r " .,; but the fire derartmeEt were aDie h3S been in delicate health for s week visitor at Atchison. They still have their home in Union. Aged People are About Same to get it extinguished wih a small j loss. The Baptist missionary society was Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Osborne, par- , entertained on Thursday by Mrs. J. time and is beir.gr cared for by the j TVe wish to thank all of our kind friends and neighbors for their ex pressions of sympathy shown us in daughter. Red Cross Workers Active The ladies of the Murray branch ; our bereavement, for the floral re of tbe American Red Cross have ! mcinbranees for our departed. 1 Can Goods Sale R. Dysart. The afternoon was spent . vpry active in their sewinfr and j Especially do we wish to thank : "ti , m sewing ana visiting. Mrs. Dysart P at a suitable hour served a dainty B luncheon. recently "put in a quilt" at the! those who took part m the lunerai Murray Christian church. Owing to j services. Mrs. Nettie Erittain and the cold weather the quilt has been j family, Walter Brittain. g: Union Plenty Cool gj The thermometer at tne .Missouri; g ' Pacific station on Tuesday showed H a reading of 22 below zero. At the 5 farm home of John Armstrong and p a few of their neighbors showed a m Be rtlett Pears 69c i registration of minus 25. Plenty cold in either case. 1 No. 10- So-Called Gallon 1 FRUIT Fine for Sauce g and Pies: g Apricots 69c d h ivcu vuciim ..... . Black Cherries .83c Back to Work Again ' fn Ira Clark, who is employed at g Blackberries OC g shells f0r the army, who was home H Pineapple $1.15 p for a visit with the relatives, has I Black Raspberries. . .99c returned to his work. He was troubl- ' art with n-n lnf Qmolinn rr o o 1 1 Ti fi n ss of his neck. He was accompanied to 8 Desota by Albert Wilson, formerly ? of Union but later of Wahoo. Gooseberries ' $1.05 KRAUT Full Quarts in Glass O Jar M for i3kJ BLANKET 2-1 DO IT YOURSELF DON'T WAIT i It! Save on 8 I Old Hickory SMOKE a SALT OA? 9-Lb. Cans. I PEACHES In Med ium Syrup No. 2V2 Cans, g Bids in Union Job gi 1 C. H. Whitworth, who worked in g Vnion for a number of years for H the Missouri Pacific, is again back n H at the station as of old. Mr. Whit US worth had bid in the station at Fort P Crook, but the long hours caused him to be back in the Union opera g ing job. They own a residence in C lnion. CARL'S Market m Suffers Fire Loss H The new home recently purchased g by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McQuinn j from Mrs. L. G. Todd was slightly g damaged by fire the past week. Cause Free Delivery Phone 255 p ! of the blaze was sparks from a burn- ing chimney fire and the prompt action of the Union Fire department saved the home from destruction. Mr. and Mrs. McQuin are very grate ful to the fire department for the services rendered. Your Oil or Coal Proven by Actual Tests Use Easv-to-Apply Government Tested REYN-O-CELL . CELLULAR FIBRE INSULATION C!?an. Conven ient Rolls! So v, easy to install & coy can uo us 3 HEATING ENGINEERS NOTE: '. Thermil Con- O'JCtiviiy v.ct ,, ETU hr. sq. ft lideqree Fahren- 4-heit, one men thickness (A. S. H.&V.E.) "1942 .Guide," page 95. Available In krtess. th and other ma-attic w-r :-m - - - . S. X v' ' C- N. - ' - " . . i tlC5i- f r full thic K?vrT -r? 'tfX W? Weighs ? nsmztt nir:;cz . icSS than PrrlK, y: SCsr- insulation Ehai3fed j- 6"u ;OC -Uriels. No Amazingly Low Priced Delivered to your $70 home in clean, stoutly-packed cartons, 100 sq. ft. S Save 50'' and more on the first cost by doing the work yourself! Fuel Savings This Winter Alone Can Pay for the Entire Cost With REYN-O-CELL. CAPPELL ELECTRIC SHOP BETTER VISION LESS SPOILAGE Every scrap box should be labeled 'Tidbits for Hitler". 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