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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1944 PAGE SIX THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA ehawka By Journal FteM Representative Mrs. Merritt Pollard returned from the Rryan Memorial hospital and is improving at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gansemer were entertained at the home of a daugh ter, Mrs. Harry Knabe in honor of ttuir 42nd wedding anniversary. Other relatives came for a family dinner also. The Methodist Ladies Aid Society entertained the pastors and teachers at a reception at the church parlors children joined relatives to enjoy a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Berner of Avoca last Sunday. Mrs. Fred Gorder has gone to Grand Island to spend about six weeks with her daughter, Helen Gorder. 1 Mrs. Alice Plybon entertained Mrs. Albertina Ost and Mrs. Katie Kime at Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George Pollard spent Friday in Omaha; they were accompanied by Mrs. Melvin Sturm and Mrs. Granville Heebner. The freshman class entertained the Juniorsvat a party at the school house Friday evening; various games were enjoyed. Teachers were also 4 4 Gass County Farm Bureau Notes r Copy f urnlshed from Office : of County Affent Waldo. on Tuesday evening. A large crowd attended and jolly games were en- j quests. joyed. Lovely refreshments were! Lois Kime and Marylin Schafer en served at a late hour. j tertained their class mates at a The William Kruser family aud ! Hollowe'en party at the George the Guy Murdoch family were din-! Pulos, Jr- home Thursday evening, ner' guests of Miss Bessie Murdoch fThey enjoyed a scavenger hunt and on Sunday. jshost games. The girls served lovely A goodly number of the Xehaw- J refreshments late in the evening. kans have been pheasant hunting at j Lois Campbell and Will Sisney S different parts of the country; many Cook were married at the Baptist S birds killed and several suppers voJ parsonage in Nebraska City Friday 2 pheasants enjoyed. i afternoon. The bride is a daughter LJ Mrs. Vilas Sheldon of California ! of Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell near' is a guest of relatives here; she also j Plattsmouth, a graduate of the Xe- E5 is attending business matters here; hawka High school and he has been jjSZ a former resident of .fliawka. i employed m Nebraska City the past Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nelson en-1 two years. The groom is a son of Mr. joyed a visit with relatives in Iowa i and Mrs. Will Cook of near Union. County Home Demonstration Council The County Home Demonstration Council met Friday. October 20, at( Weeping Water. Mrs. Henry Ruhga. county chairman, presided. The fol lowing officers were elected: Vice Chairman Mrs. Nels Thor en, Nehawka. . ! Sec.-Treas. Miss Evelyn Wolph; Nehawka Others- members of the executive board: Mrs. G. R. Eveland, Elrawood, Mrs. Will Ost, Nehawka. Mrs. Nell Wright, district super visor of Home Agents, discussed re vision of the constitution and pre sented the home agents calendar of work. y Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Winners Eleven Cass t County 4-H members won 23 ribbons at the Ak-Sar-Ben show. . ' " , : - Donald Iske, Plattsmouth 2 red ribbons Elmer Iske, Plattsmouth 2 red ribbons, 1 blue ribbon Lyman Rehmeier, Weeping Water 1 red ribbon. 2 blue ribbons red ribbon Emerson Wiles, Plattsmouth 1 Ralph Hild, Plattsmouth 3 ribbons, 1 blue ribbon Marilyn Scbafeiy Nehawka 2 red ribbons Gene Nolting, Plattsmouth 1 white ribbon Richard Sack, Plattsmouth 1 red ribbon Lyle and 1 blue ribbon Richard Tritsch, Plattsmouth 1 white ribbon Deloris Hild, Plattsmouth 1 red ribbon Reed at Omaha Dr. O, E. Reed, chief of the Dairy Industry Bureau in the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture and recognized national dairy authority, will be one of the chief speakers at the finish-up of the 19 11 Nebraska Pasture-Forage-Livestock program in Omaha on November 2S. Several Cass county farmers are expected to attend the red ! meeting. i . ... .. ur. Keed will discuss future prob lems of the dairy industry and speaks on the afternoon speaking program. Meantime plans for the entire day's events are rapidly being eom- pleted. They call for an early morn- Schafer, Nehawka 1 white ing tour through the industrial alco hol plant of the Farm Crops Pro cessing Company in Omaha, a live stock market grading demonstration and the evening dinner at the Oma ha Chamber of Commerce. Quick Test for Rayons Use the fingernail polish remover test when in doubt as to how to: press a rayon dress or slip. Viscose! aud cuprammonium type rayons may be pressed at fairly high tempera tures. or acetate rayon, the iron! should be warm never hot. Test unmarked rayons by putting a few drops of polish remover on a scrap or small clipping from an inside seam. Acetate rayon will dissolve and leave a hole in the test scrap. Always press acetate on the wrong side. SIX TIMES IN TEN years automobiles have killed more than six times as many Americans as were killed in World War 1. Be pro tected with adequate automo bile insurance through 13 SUBSCRIBE TO THE JOURNAL! a recently. Mis. J. J. Pollard spent Saturday He was in service and contracted arthritis and given a medical dis- in Lincoln, attended the board meet-j charge recently. ing of the Federated Worn ens club. Dorothy, the 11-month-old dausrh- and was a luncheon guest of Mrs. L.j ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ford, is EE S. Pevoe of Lincoln. j in very serious condition. She under- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tollard Went surgery at the Methodist hos- were Omaha shoppers Saturday; theypital in 0maha last" Friday, which were accompanied by two high! failed to relieve the condition of schoolteachers. Misses Conn and ; the mtle one She was brought home Monday by her grandparents, Mr. jsjjjs and Mrs. Emery Ford. jEE Francke. Mrs. D. E. 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