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V3 .7 PAGE SIX THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1945 o t v t ( i t c 3 s c p a 1 H A ' q e o p FILM STAR LONGS FOR FAN DAYS "Surprise Symphony"' as solo pianist with the Cincinnati Sym phony Orchestra. The switch from piano prod igy at 74 to Hollywood star at aivka MRS. PEARL KRUGER. Correspondent June Haver, Hollywood's lat est "success story," whose rise j eighteen has phased her not at to stardom in one picture hasallbut it has been the dirett provided food for amazement , cause of v,cr 'SUpnrcssed desire throughout the indutry. admits' w,,. cm cV, rcmprr.r to one of the strangest "sunnres-i t.. i j ' I Mrs. Neil Pierce left Sunday Mr. ad Mrs. Charley Hall were ',. I Sunday dinner guests of his sis-! ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stone red de?ires" on record for a mo tion picture star at least Whatever spare time her amazing, career permitted, she spent in morning for Camp Holbs, New Mexico, where Cpl. Pierce is twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. George Dickman was a tonsilectomy pa tient at the Nebraska City hos pital last Friday. Rev. Small took a load of church members to a special meet ing1 in Omaha Sunday for an eve ning service. - Mrs. Wellman Nixon, Nebraska City, spent the week-end with the Nixon families here. The annual grade Operetta, i a. . i I The diminutive blonde beautv moving picture houses. siauoneu; sue nas oeen nere ,"LaZy Town" was presented to a of "Home In Indiana" fame, who W sho's sn hn.v malcinc nn. : v'eeks wlth her Parents' Mr- and full house Friday evening. All Mrs. Bruce Stone and other rela- ! tives. can be see n currently with Monty j Hires she never has time to see "Woolley, Dick Haymes and a j them anv more! sparkling cast in 20th Century-! Seldom has Hollywood excite- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bates Fox's Technicolor musical "Irish ' ment centered on any star as it J were Sunday guests of Mr. and Eyes Are Smiling" at the Ca.sj currently is on June Haver. The; Mrs. Bruce Stone and other relat Theatre, has come a long way : beautiful and talented eighteen-' ives. rince she made her debut as an year-old actress won sensational entertainer at the age of 7. On 'acclaim for her outstanding per- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kearney (Margaret Crawford) are the par- ihat occasion she played Haydn's formanee in "Home In Indiana." ents of a daughter, Cheryl Ann, ....... 'born ut Nebraska City last week. Canada's only salt mine is lo cated in Nova Scotia at Malagash. More than 10,000 men nd wo- ing in the U. S. Navy, according men from Montana are now servJto Lt. Charles H. Dill, officer in charge of Montana recruiting. TP IGA QUALITY I R GLOSS STARCH Mb. 0 Pk9. ftl SCRATCH REMOVER POLISH i I OLD ENGLISH grades took part, fifty children in all. The story was a dutch scene, in a two act operetta. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Akins and Tnlmnir Trc Pull C.fiX. f.a l lfn f i and Lawrence attended a show in Weeping Water Saturday eve ning. Mrs. Hattie Sutphin entertain ed the United Bretheren Aid So- j sa 1J IGA TRIPPLE STRENGTH AMMONIA SURE CATCH MOUSE TRAPS. Lottie 12-02. Eottle 4 for 8 1 m Special Values ! ! Alemlte Mr. and Mrs. Victor Turner areitiety at her home on Wednesday! g ' the parents of a daughter born fr1 FS Cara rsn Reg. $6.75 value a social hour and refreshments A bus from the Otoe Food Pro ducts at Nebraska City spon-ors a bus line from Weeping Water thru Nehawka and Union for the workers from these towns. ! 5 u.i v:., .sfa rw. 1 hey are now canning chickens, ! pyiiothy lyonj nere last week. ane. ' ; oz. Pkq. $g ; uday evening. Mrs. Mabel Lewis J , is assisting with the work at tne Turner home. Ttii i r' j. 4 1, -r- t - e At- t 1 s1, Anoiu rientri, son m and Mrs. Fred French of Syra SW , . . . . . tpz : cuse is renorted as missmtr. - , .- Faalaiic! Oil Reg. S4.50 value 5 sal. 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IP II C ?i fPT'C' rfrf A ;24th and recovered to return to j Krugrer Friday evening: HlKOIIEi I b LULU A combat; has been overseas since Mr- and Mrs- Harold Dodsonim : t ,4.-. i.. : land familv called at the home of sJ xv-. im&iHjf ... ' IGA PURE. Vz Red Point. No. '4 Can : ion in Germanv. t , . vai I Mr. Christina Channeil is a sur- i Lundber Sunday afternoon. Igery patient at the Methodist! 0rlah Kuntz employed in Lin-i i hospital in Omaha. i coln was a week-end guest of herir i , -,r An . i 1 1 narents. Mr. and Mr TT T st i iranK .uassie over -ju years eiu ir'rTTr'r r t ? iff 4 Kuntz. B.3 1B&4 t mil I A T?7T Mr. an.l M. fHrfr Qt,. i I IHiiliin PsA 3 1 POTTED MEAT IGA BRAND. 2-oz. Bottle lis reported as seriously ill at an! i nma I JIr- aid Mrs. Chester Stone i Mr. and Mrs'. William H. Au-; and fami,y visitcd his Parents,!; gust, Jr., of Brush, Colo. i .ur. anu urs. uruce stone Sun day afternoon. M U A 1 MI2.AL - 4! IGA QUICK OR REGULAR. 3-Lb.. 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