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4 - . PAGE SIX THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA Imwood By Jmrrnal R-TJ Representatrra The Bluebird. Club met with Miss Mrs. Cora Geberling. spent Thurs-1 Qlf Q..: day in Lincoln with her daughter- J r T in-law, Mrs. Kalph Geberling, who j ii0ar Very Busy waj visiting at Lincoln havinsr come from her home in Peoria. Illinois. Weeplnir Water bas-ketb came up on Monday night and gained , iiaiuc up dm .noiiuay iiia ana gaine(. Minnie Kunz on Wednesday after victc,ries over cur team at the Cum.j noon, blunt cuts in sewing vao tne munJty Building-. lesson subject. Mra Evelyn Schow Meyers who Mr Arlo Pratt underwent a m2j-itaught gome rs in h j h a t- ir i I or opt ration at cyan tnai l8nd at Fairview visited friends over v eunesuay The Ronald Schlicterneier family The Cass County Selective service board is very busy at this time in handling the reclassification of the men registered with the board, to meet the demands for more man power by the armed service. Another of the matters that is handled by the board is that of pass ing on the applications of men that desire to transfer from one job to another. Permission to do this mut be secured from the draft board where the men have registered. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1945 Allied Agents Are Executed LONDON, Jan. 24. (U.V Ber lin reported today that 18 American and Biitish "agents" were executed after their capture in Slovakia, where they allegedly were engagd in sabo tage behind the German lines. Broadcast nazi dispatches said the American and British were caught in civilian clothing, admitted their identity and purpose in Slovakia, were court martialed and shot. The DNB Xews Agency said an American named Green and a Brit on named Senmer were leaders of the group. They were captured ''in the rear of German battle areas on Slovak territory," the agency said. Biitish official quarters would not confirm that such a group was operating in Slovakia. They had jo knowledge of the executions, indi cating that Berlin had not informed the allies that the men were being tried. BACK THE ATTACK WITH EONBS H!iIIF5!!!niA!lin'!l!Mnk!l3IH!riViM!r!MV!!nrX1IM,l'II!,l!l!"iir-iiiMiiiti, arrived from St. Louis Saturday to', 'Jk but a her S ",im,ilmil,""im ?Pend the weekena witJi ner parents, hu;.band was chaTlffinj, camps ! M,r. and Mis. Bt Reber. deeded to come back to LincolnJS Mis. Aelley was a passenger to Sfce Pav? they had a verv rice Chrj Weeping Water Tnursday evening, istiras dinncf in 0'ulhvin mi-i going to visit the home of her sister, vatc home. :S The January Eastern Star Rev-' sington met with Mrs. C. II. Totman, 1 who entertained the guests in a: pleasent way. j Mrs. Gbs-cn Lewh' Hollenbeck attended1 the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Lorilla Shellhorn, at Louisville on Friday afternoon. He was accompanied by his daughter Tarlene of Lincoln and nephew, Donald. Mrs. Shellhorn taught si hod in this county for sev eral yeai-s before her marriage. She leaves four daughters and t:me grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stcker and dau ghter Bonnie Jean are vis'ting re latives and friends. Joe is also help ing some of his folks to g?t the:.- com husked. Mrs. Donald Hollenbeck and sen; HE Dcnni3 leturned on Sunday from; Lin-coln where she had been ill for ' EE thiee week;' at the home of her mo- i W ther. Mis. Dreezen. ' jsss Miss Clarice Hottle is ding a fm. 15 piece cf needlepoint embroidery 1 5 wc:k, which is to be used as a chair; decoration. Mr. Harry Mai-hall was taken on Satuiday to Bryan Hospital on Sat. it or an operation for appendicitis. IGA CREAMY XTRA WHIPPED U. C. T. U. meeting was held on rr, t?rvr nnv,..'t i Ti,..,inv ,..,-.1. tt t i 3 I Mrs- Brjce Quellhorst received a iiiuwuuj iw.ji iUM. il. ijriu. ine tWpo-rm that w,. ... . ,f. ... . , ,ipp.tm tnat Lryce wa;' missing in prefiutnt, Miss Minnie Kurc leadU,.; , v , .i,.t . , i-.. tx:luVT. Cllon in Europe since December 22. devot ens for a special National P.ay er Djy service, and Mrs. Kelly had the program about narcotics. Elmwc-cd fire department was called to Wabash Wednesday after noon, but they arrived tco late to fave the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Gerberling. The family was away but neighbors and fiiends saved some of their goods. Insurance cov ered part of the ualue. This removed a land mark as this house was the one near which Waba-h was built. It was then the property of the Mar. ion fsmly, and the town w?j called Manion for a short time. It was socn changed because it was too nearly like Manley. Some of the Manion! family now live at Nelson, Nebraska. The Royal Neighbors and som-i f - . . . i .inus wcie entertained on Wednes-i. cjy evening by the Modern Wood men. They report an enjoyable time during the social evening, the Inf lation service, ar.d at the souaTe dance which followed. Today, in our hem battle against inflation, if i more important than ever that we make every focd dollar go at far at postible. Make IGA your Food Head quarters and save with our Everyday Low Prices f A3 1 fM IGA PURE PRESRRVFS PB fA IGA FUSE C '.3 Here's honing that he may later be found alive and well. Services were held at the Christ ian cnnrcn Sunday evening. They ! plan to hold night service once each month. Prayer meeting was held at the Earnest Ebler home on Wednes day n'ght. SALAD DRESSING PLAIM or IODIZED IGA SALT - - PINT JAR 26 OZ. Tubes 24" 34" 25" CAKE FLOUR ----- & 2 LAUNDRY SOAP 1 LB. BAR 24-OZ. PKG. t APPLE BUTTER PURE ASSORTED IGA JELLY l-LB. . JAR 24-OZ. JAR 12 OZ. . Glass 9' 20' IGA LIGHT 'N FLUFFY IGA HOMOGENIZED 1 PEANUT BUTTER 2 - W FACIAL SOAP BLUE BARREL IGA BRAND SOAP GRAINS FOR BAKING OR SOU?, GREAT NORTH WHITE BEANS CALIFORNIA LARGE DELICIOUS WITH LIMA BEANS 2 27" RICE 10' PRUNES ------ - IS" COCOA MOTHER'S PKGS. CEREAL "" ns: 2" 4 W00DBURYS IGA DE LUXE OUR FINEST, VACUUM PACKED l-LB. CARD OF THANKS BAB-0 LAUNDRY STARCH 17 CAN 2 17" I ROYAL GUEST is I wish to take this onnortnm't,. f thanking the friends in Cass county j ior tne Christmas cards, packages jSs ami greetings from home. Sgt. Virgil Stander J Ttomas ValliEf Consptay PItUmouth f 'I Pliont 324 JANUARY SPECIALS! MISSES', CHILDREN'S, BERETS, HATS, values to $2.95 49 Wcm's fine quality RAYON or LISLE K05E, Mesh weaves Excellent for long service, values to $1.50 pair 89 TOWELS Gaily printed or all waite huck. - In these days of towel scarcity these have many uses, 16 x 34 2' WATERPROOF BABY PANTS Rayon wafer repdhci panties, ties at waist and each leg. Three sizes, can be used for small toddlers. each Soennic hsen 'o mwmmmm THE COFFEE OF CHARACTER C3v JVIP.'!.'!.' .' CAKE UrriLL R 3 tl GiiArEHiUiT &4 SI TEXAS CRISP . i RADISHES - 4" CALIFORNIA FINGER & Tsi 7 T' O xflr l LAKtiU i O Unch If NEBRASKA JONATHAN ' US (S PURE TEXAS Fancy Grade. No Points Needed. 46 OZ. CAN TOMATOES Z5 IGA BRAND Finest from the Nations Farms Littl; Darling Brand French style green beans extra tender No. 2 Can 20 Points No. 2 Can 10 Points 18" Linko Brand Creamy Salad Full fi QT. 3 FRESH SLICED POINT FREE i PORK LIEVR -19' ?? FRESH GROUND I BEEF 4 Points per pound Pound 4U FRESH HOME MADE P 2 Points per POUND 5 SALAD DRESSING SPINACH -- --'p.s 16 This old standby is still in f.-c:'. ; .z l oalth parade. 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