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THURSDAY, JUXZ 7, 1543 PAGE SIX THE JCUNAi; PLATTSMCUTH, NEBRASKA Mr?. Hubert Stewart of Hardy is visitin? her mother-in-law, Mrs. Hallie Stewart. Mrs. G. H. Palmer returned la?t Thursday fiom North Bend. She has been with her sister's fam- relatives in and near Eagle last week. Mrs. John Fischer and her sister, Mrs. Harry Linder of Elmwood went to Dodge City, Kansas, where they attended the wedding of Mrs. Fischer's son, Lt. Noel Fischer and Miss Olyne Gies of Hilkboro, Illinois, which occurred on Friday, June 1st. Mrs. Mary Pump, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oberle, and Mr. and vf Tl,.: TTi-.il m A Tvt rA Ci-r&A in lly where her sister has been in . 1 . , .. , . . . . 1 Venango the first part of last an Omaha hospital for treatment . , , . .- I week to attend the funeral servi rd also for a major operation vtT , , J , , lies r.fclU lUr LUC JJiaiiunuii vji uo. I Pump who was killed v hen- the from which she is recovering quit satisfactorily. Mr. and Mr.'. Arthur P.emaly of Lincoln were the guests last Sun dry of Mr.and Mrs. FieJ Spahnls and Mr. and Mrs. Wiilian Spahnle. Kathy, the little gi'-l who has lived in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ficher for the pest several year is attending kindergarten in Lincoln this summer which she enjoys a great deal. She spent 1 car in which he was riding with his parents overturned. .idrs. Pump'.? daughter and son-in-law weie badlv shaken up and bruised and another grandson received a broken aim as the result of the , accident. i The storm which traveled in a .path east of Eagle last Thursday ; right twisted the barn on the A. :V. Adams farm, wrecked the barn on the Elmer Adams' farm, presented by Mr. Anderson. After the meeting a lunch was served by the host3 mother. Harold Ruliffson, News Reporter. Plane Carrying Wacs Missing in Africa its course, lnis was tne nigni ox the first free movie in Eagle, so most of the people were in town and were not aware of the storm re- hist week-end with Mr. and irs. ' se(1 much damage to the house Fischer. j on the farm where Harry Snoke Mrs. Ernie Thomas, and family ;livcs ajJ welJ as damaging farm snent last Sunday afternoon in j implcments as it swept along on ilaveiot-K witn .irs. i nomas par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Holladay. Robert Chase left Monday evening for Minnesota where he wul visit relatives. He was ac-j j the damage until they companieci as tar as uraana Dy nis:turned to their ,omes mother, Mrs. Althea Chase Mr. and Mrs. Henry V.'eten kamp had as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ketelhut. Miss Jennie Gerhard spent the first part of last week in Lin coln with her sister, Mrs. Otellia Moore. Miss Iva McKav of Palmyra 4-H VICTORY GARDEN CLUB The 4-H Victory Garden club met with their leader, Mis. C. G. Anderson at the home of Wayne and Harold Ruliffson, Monday evening, May 27th. During the visited her grandparents, Mr. and j business session plans for attend Mrs. Edward Gerhard and other 1 ing the 4-H Summer Camp were WASHINGTON, (U.R) An army transport plane carrying 18 WACs and a crew of three has been missing in Africa since May 30th, the war department an nounced Wednesday. The plane was lost on a 76G mile flight from Accra, cn the gold coast of Brit ish West Africa to Roberts field Liberia. The plane was la-t reported over Takoradi, British West Af rica, 150 miles west of the take off point. Aircraft and surface vessels are searching for it over a wide area of French ivory coast. The WACs had been stationed at the air transport command base at Accra since last October. They were being sent on new assign ments. A war department spokesman pointed out that approximately 17,000 members of the Woman Corps have been sent abroad. These were the first ones miss ing in transit overseas in tni war. Soidh MRS. WILLIA? BLUM. Correspondent Cora Campbell is home for a few days. She plans on returning to her work at Plattsmouth in a few days. Joe Knecht and Bill Kline went to Louisville Monday. Mrs. Ottis Trier and daughter, Peggy, who have been visiting at the Geo. Trier home, returned to their home in Red Oak, la., Wed nesday. Mrs. Richard Gilbert and Mar lene is visiting a few days with Mrs. Glen Kuhn. Film Colony Envies Colbert's Wardrobe The best-dressed woman on the screen, - Claudette s Colbert, will be seen Sunday at the Cass Thea tre in Paramount's riotous com edy of errors "Practically Yours," co-starring v Fred MacMurray. Originally a fashion designer, tunity to display a succession of Miss Colbert still creates her own millinery tidbits, which are the joy of all her friends. For her role in ''Practically Yours," Ho ward Greer designed and execut ed her wardrobe. 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