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THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1945 THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA PAGE THREE Subscription payments for The PLrttsroouth Journal may be paid locally to Mrs. THOS. MURTEY. Representative t Corky Hopkins. January 2G is the (rangements. tentative date set for the preenta- Danish Ladies Aid society met tion of the play. ! Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Dcmingo i Mrs. Peter Andersen, with Mrs. Charlotte Louise Whiff was born t Henry Snell as hostess. Invited guests j and Mif-s Tefft as guests. June 7, 1S64 near Hadersleu, Den-1 were Mrs. Orville Kracht, and Mr. j A non-conference game between maik, and came to America April 4, ' Alvin Groesser and son Donald. Of-(Syracuse and Weening: Water high guest . Preceding the meeting Mrs. Richmond Hobson entertained at a dinner honoring Mrs. Stewart, at the J and M cafe, with Mrs. Tefft UNION AUXILIARY The American Legion Auxiliary session, a very satisfactory report was given on the sale of magazine subscriptions. Plans were made to meet at the I In the course of a year 1,500,000 air shipments weighing more than 130,000,000 pounds are flown over Unit 205 met with Mrs. Jane Roddy iLegion IIall soon to discuss and panj 40,000 miles of airways m the Ln- :18S0 and for the com in" : President, Mrs. united in marriage to John Domingo, Chris Elgaard; v. Pres., Mrs. Chris who had come to Nebraska that ' Rasmussen ; 1-ec, Mrs. Mogen.-: John spring:, accompanied by hi. brother, son ; Chairman of Flower Fund, Mrs. Jacob. They were seeking a place IKnud Jensen. in this new country, to establish a pent a year at Gibson j ficers were electee vWo i Citv. Tllinois. June 7. 1881 she was ; year, r.s follows: w M M ' V' V. I ' V. V . C I I I I ' J II I . J - 7 - uirls have secured permission to use the former kindergarten school building for their meetings. They are planning to hold their fir-t council fire there January 29. The girls sold home made candy at the basket bail game Friday evening. The Blue Eirds elected new offi cers at their last meeting. They are Nancy Bickford, president, Shirley Dill, news reporter. They are work ing on scrap books, at present. The last meeting uas held at the home of Mrs. Herbert Ambler. The Men's Luncheon club had two guests at their regular meeting Wed nesday at the J and M cafe dining room. They were Majcr Gerald Jor gensen who was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jorgensen, on a weeks furlough, and Parr Young, the new president of the Cas. Coun ty Fair Board. The Philpot Feed and Seed Cen ter will meet their customers in their new and well equipped build ing on west Main street, very soon. schools attracted the usual crowd Friday evening, and Weeping Water again led with 51 points against G for Syracuse. The close of the first half of the game left them with a score of 20 for Weeping Water and i . . . . i - i . ,t the arrangement of a new kitchen, j ed btates, ana lor ans expeu.u u Mrs. Roddy reports the Cass coun-j service the shippers paid over ty units are contributing money for j 1,000,000, according to the Air who became new members of our; a Cass county bingo party to be! Division cf the Railway Expres.i Ag- unit. After the regular business held at Veterans hospital soon. jency. for the January meeting. Mrs. Nina Upton was co-hostess. Ten members were present, ?l-o three visitors Irs. Arthur Jones was hostess at -2 for Syracuse. Harley Rector was Roth hrmrrht farms; two and i the regular meeting of the Knicker-i t.ig.i point man lor tne weeping Wa ter team with 14 points and White' Water Mr and Mrs John Do- evening. hxtra guests were Mrs. head, of Syracuse had o. So far mingo remained on that farm for j Emerson Dowler and Mrs. E. E. thirty-one years or until the tragic Moore. accident, which left their son Jessie Mrs, M. L. DeCraeme entertain- crippled for the remainder of hisid the Idle-A-Wile club at her home, life. Thev built a fine home in Weep-! Thursday afternoon, with one in-' . i . I ... J t-r f- f - Tl, . . ca 1 V. .-. TU.I .. .v.n :r fr i It r i -t n f ng water and moved into town mj"1 :'s .-via-.-e.v . in'mt? cui.em.v Mr. and Mrs. Ra'ph Keckler were 1 new members joined. Thev were Mrs. hosts at the regular meeting of the ' Weaver Reckard and Mrs. Marvin Wade. Weeping Water has lo-t two games i cut of the eight conference games j played this season. j Mrs. Roy Wipf entertained her I group of the War Wives club, at her; the year of 1013. Four children were bom to Mr and Mrs. Domingo. Jessie.. their , Friday Evening Dinner-Bridge club, oldest son died December 17, 1037.pvilh aI1 having dinner at the J f.nl ins oeatn ionowea a lew mourns --- w.. ....iv.. v.., J "BEPLIN after the death of his father, which j 10 Ire KecKier ncme lor an evei.m.g occurred February 13, 1036. j of bridge. Extra guests were Mr. Mrs. Domingo was beloved by nil , and D- D- Wainsoott. who knew her. Her untiring devotion j Chapter P.T, p.E.O. hsld a spec to her crippled son, her devotion to i ial meeting Friday fvcrn- at the her church, and her unfailing hos-!kome of 31 r?- c- E- Tefft an i her nit.alin- hrnncrhf mnnv rtprtnlf. tr. her (laugher, Miss Esther Tefft. with the! NORMAL" home, who treasured her friendship vlate c'rganlzer, iVirs. C. M. Stewart Work has been rushed on the elevs- j throughout the years. She had been 'lof Grcml Wand, as tilt ir Iec ial tor built especially for the prcpara-! failing in health for several months. ! tion of their feed mixing operations, i but had been much worse since the the "Life normal. in ,vcw following York news to Jan. 24. j listening j v recorded , bulletin from! I in Berlin continues to be . BY UNITED PRESS, CJ.F' The United Pre po,r Henry Crozier reports that Mrs. Crozier is improving slowly at Ery an Memorial hospital and expects to return home this week. J. V. Srb, supervisor of short Christmas. She died, at her heme, ; January 19, 1945. ! Surviving are one son, George Do-; mingo. Weeping Water, and two daughters, Mrs. J. Leslie Wiles and courses at the college of agricul- Mrs. Homer Jamesen, both of Weep-, ture, will be the principal speaker jing Water. One brother, James at the annual Cass County Farm j Wiuff, Hunfbolt, Iowa. Her only Bureau meeting, Thursday evening. ! lister, Mrs. Neilsine Johnson, died His topic is ''Man Must". Farm Agent ! less than a month ago, December 22, Willard H. Waldo reports that about 1944. She also leaves six grand-: 250 are expected to attend the din- children and eight great-grand- ner at 6:30. The program will fol low in the main auditorium. The Boy Scouts report a fine at tendance at their pancake supper held in the basement of the Metho- children. Mrs. Domingo has been an active member of the Weeping Water Wo man's club for manv years. She was active in the Woman's Association dist church. Wednesday evening. The of the Congregational church, and, proceeds amounted to $63.20. was a member of the Cheer-A-Bit j Mr. Frank Massie, one of the j club, who helped prepare the din-j Cass County's oldest citizens, liv-j ner at the home preceding the funer-! ing east of town, entered Clarkson ; al services at the Congregational ; hospital this past week, for observa-1 church Sunday afternoon. Rev. John j tion and medical care. j H. Pryor, pastor of the church w as I A letter to the E. M. Rubys from ! in charge of the services. Hobson's ' Pfc. Harlan Haith, from the Philip-1 funeral home was in charge of ar- j pines, said that he hopes to have a j ! furlough and return home for a visit some time in February. Pfc. Haith has been overseas for the past three years. i Word was received this pist week . of the birth of a daughter, Nancys Jane, to their daughter, Mrs. J. D. i Weddell of Kansas City. Mrs. Wed- dell was the former Ruth Jamesen.' Mr. Weddell is stationed at the naval! station at Olathe. j ''Her Emergency Husband," has ! been chosen at the junior's class j play, this year, and the members of i the cast will be David Myers, Don na Philpot, Shirley Tankersley,, Dorothy Domingo, Viona Schomaker, Harry Rector, Kenneth Power, Mar tha Wallick, Sterling Amick, Bar bara Everett, Betty Lou Meyer, A CARD USERS $500 for hospital and medical bills covering you and your car guests costs only $4.00. Let me write you insurance! SEE ! L" At I ! . i PI IS. ' C0LVIN - HEYN STUDIO FINE PORTRAITS Opsn Fridays and Saturdays 1 to 8:30 P. M. North of Plattsmouth Hotel Coffee Shop If you can't get in on Friday or Saturday, leave word at the hotel and we will arrange an appointment. - J Bit I - ICtLf LADY ATTENDAN1 24-HOUR AVBULANCE SERVICE Let Us Take Over Wken Sorrow Strikes It is our responsibility to take over every detail of funeral pro cedure for the bereaved, from arraangements for religious services to transportation of the deceased from a distant city, be as sured everything will be done flawlessly when you rely on our facilities and long experience. Floral Orders Cared For ANNOUNCEMENT WILLIS HATCHERY of Nebraska City invites ycu to attend the opening of their new branch at Platts mouth on: SATURDAY, JANUARY 27 in our new building located on the Sales Pavilion Grounds. We offer you Baby Chicks, Remedies, Poultry supplies and a complete line of Poultry and Livestock Feed. We have on hand Bran, Shorts, Tankage, Soybean Meal, Meat Scraps, Linseed Meal, Coarse Salt and all types of Block Salt. Come in to our opening and receive the Free Gift that we have for you. WILLIS HATCHERY Plattsmouth Nebr. City Syracuse THE ONE STOP FEED STORE. rir J fbs V - --H-lll - . r ..V Till-' Ml 3. And your family's favorite foods are found on the well stocked shslves at Hinky-Linky. Everyone likes tasty appetiz ing focds and you vill be seeing that they are getting all th needed vitamin and minerals. Every department has as complete a stock as possible to give you the favorites ycu want on your table. Join the other housewives who are serv ing their family their favorite foods from the foods from Kinky-Dinky. 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