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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1945)
MONDAY, NOV. 19, 194.' THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA FACE T HOW CHANGES !N HOURS VARY 'I "4. Retail Trade Furniture Tires Sugor Bitumin Refining cus Coal HOW WARTIME WAGE INCREASES VARY I Liquors Petroleum f.cf'.r:rg How a fl;d wage i norths.? v.y is suggested by civ. iri stnAight-time pay. I ' have greatly increased v. those in which increare '' venue increases i? presrrV'. inrticaf-d on ;n?et. M;n: rr.fi! ' l:'! i:i i:ldli:'t!':.OS V !". c t i tir.-.e i a'-, th..o in t!v 57 - f r ::'.:c3l Shirts, Women's f' .- Cetlorf Clothing f was left to the discretion of the who recently' came from Califor-' program committor io decide. The in5a. he' received his discharge new school film projector was from the army. They have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mr?. John Friesel. Thev left thi? used in showing some excellent piano accordian solos and Mr. wf fof P1f touth, where they. Dappen discussed the hills which i W1 make th,r hpme- teachers hope to present to the ! , Mr -and Mrs" Soward Da" and iirs. ijays motner, .urs. C naries Murfin, of Denver, were calling1 on friends in Weepinsr Water next state legislation. At the close of the program a social hour was enjoyed when i n I I; ari'His industries in different . r wins percentage of increase : ill hit industries which - - in-: ;; harder than it will i Another nrohiem in equitable - rcn co in working hours, as ft Kike-home priy will be more - were increased, with remits nt !ch v.rk hours were cut or re- ; !v d.-.iir- MRS. THOMAS WURIEY. Correspondent The Womans 'onyn-fiatHiiial tian Service of the Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Edith Clizbe, with Mrs. R. L. Hoback. Mrs. j Lynn Hoback, Miss Moulten and and Mrs. Ed Sperrv as co-hostess- i : es. Their subject was -Self-Pe-j nial and Prayer,'' with Mrs. John doughnuts and coffee were sew ed by Mrs. Thorwald Hansen, Junior room mother, and Mrs. Her bert Ambler, freshman room mo ther. The next meeting will be held January 10. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Smith left Friday for Denver for a vis it at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto. Lau. Mrs. Lau and Mrs. Smith are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will stop in Lincoln for a weekend visit at the home of Mrs. Smith's brother, Gilbert Gorden. Chapter BT, P.E.O. met Fri- i Monday. i ; more to come Association of the church met YVed- nc-iay afternoon at the home of Mrs. Claience Tefft, with Miss lather Tefft. Mrs. C. C. Baldwin u'ol Mi. Floyd Ilite as assistant1 ho; t os. Mrs. Die Olson, presi de: a' the business meeting, when '!. aiiiiouneement was made that !. net pioreeds of the chicken ! :i ipei and bazaar, which was I I last week, was $:;2!.50. Mrs. i red (Jordor. Mrs. Leslie Wiles, id .Mrs. Ed Laurcnsen had charge '.he )rgrant. Their subject was ''When We Know, We Care. When We ('ate. We Share.' Mrs. Clar ence Pool was in charge of the d'vot ionaN. The Womans Society for Chris- Victory Trains Will Visit Many Western Cities CHICAGO, U.R Four "Vic-; tory Loan Trains" loaded with war exhibits, will be moved over! i thousands of miles of tracks of day afternoon at the home of i 21 western railroads to more than Mrs. C. C. Baldwin, with Mrs. j on midwestern and western fit- Maude Baldwin as assistant host- j jes ;n 6 states during the next' ess. Mrs. Carl Tefft was in char- j nior,th, C. E. Johnston, chairman ge of the program and conducted , 0f the Western Association of a "'Constitutional Quiz." j Railway Executives. aniiounccd (Clinton Hnith was visitinpr ; .-er-enilv Xorris having the deaconesses 'friends east of town Tuesday af-. The 'trains, which arc- a part and the Mexican work in the Uni-! temoon and evening. j 0f tne railroad's contribution to ted States and Mrs. Samuel Mc- Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. ! thc Victory Loan lamnaign. in Keown giving a talk about the Bernard Ruby of Council Bluff s ! addition to carrsing the war work in Liberia Africa. That was t.ame for a weekend visit at the ! equipment, also will have nnmer where Mrs. McKeown did mission-, home of Mr. Ruby's parents, Mr.'ouj; exhibits of raptured German ary work for several years. A and Mrs. E. M. Ruby. Other guests , an,j Japanese trophies Combat candlelighting service was then at the Ruby home on Sunday i veterans will travel with th held for the offerings for these j were 3Irs. Ruby's sister, Mrs. 'train-' tnree nrancnes oi work. ! Sadie Shoemaker and her two j Elizabeth Chapter of 0. E. S. j children, Goldie and Harold; and' met Tuesday evening, when one another ister, Mrs. Nettie Amick, ' T 1 v - jam' T-afi . isv yjrr ss' s-w. i xuikc mi: .v, -wu JELmi of votir favorite hohdev foods I J AM?tmY new member. Mis. Thorwald Han sen, was initiated into the order. Weeping Water Parent- Tea chers Association met Wednes day evening with Mrs. Willard Yates presiding. The question of whether the meetings should he held in the afternoon or in the evening, was discussed and it Through cooperation of the rail loads. the U. S. Treasury and the War and Xavv Departments. Mr. who had been visiting Mrs. Shoe- j Johnston explained, th ousands of tf'Iv-". fXtar .&JZg. . .i-y. ."feJPit.C WANT AB for As a service to those who have served their country, the Journal offers the use of its Want Ad column, with out charge, to returning veterans in seeking employment or housing or in purchasing needed articles for return to civilian life and business. Either write to or call at the Journal office and your ad will be written and in serted, appropriately maiked with a service star. There's no obligation. The Journal wants to aid veterans return ing to civilian life. The PBattsmraoiinttlhi UEMA1L maker at. her home near I nion. Mrs. Eiid Slattery was assistant hostess when Mrs. Albert S"oikcr entertained the Altar Sodality of St. Mary'si church at Elmwood Tuesday afternoon. The after noon was syxent tying a comforter for an orphtiage. Mrs. Slattery reports that their next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Zos, with Miss Francis people will have oppoiun.ity to see equipment that made victiry possible and to talk first-hand with men who used it in actual combat. Much of the equipment has never before been available1 for public exhibition. i Western states through which the trains will move are: Illinois. Missouri. Kansas, Colorado, Wyo ming, Nebraska. Montana, Iowa,1 Zos as assistant hostess. i North and South Dakota, Minneso- The "Do you. Remember'' panel 'ta Wisconsin. Arkansas, Texas. discussion at tine afternoon meet- : Oklahoma and Louisiana. in at the eighty fifth anniversary. The trains will not go into six of the Congregational church, far western states due to possible I next Sunday, will be interesting interference with movement of :to the older members of the com-I returning soldiers and sailor.- from munity, especially to those who pacific war theaters. ! attend that church. The covered; dish dinner at the noon hour will i Advertisement give a chance for visiting and a renewal of old friendships. The : A Local Lady Spit i Avoca church has been invited ! to join them in the days celeb va- j Up Acid Liquids for Hours After Eating For hours after every meal, a Plattsmouth lady used to spit up a strong, acidulous liquid mixed with piece? of half-digested food. She savs it was awful. At times i tion, as the two churches were so j ' i closely united in the early days j 1 of their existence. j i Marybelle Elliott, young dau-! i ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ell- iott, is visiting her grandmother, ! Mrs. Floyd Brackney, in Omaha, i Mr on Mi'c Alhprt Dpbninr- ' i of 'Elmwood came to Weeping i he u!d nearly Wrangle. She ': Water Sunday to make their home I had stomach bloat, daily head ; at Rest Haven. laches and constant irregular bowel j Mrs. Ralph Raines and her son, ; action. Todav, this ladv eats her I Billy, are in Cambridge visiting j mea? enoy And ;with her parents. Ralph expects I , . ito go to Cambridge this week toipa's lhe chane 18 due to tak;n j bring them home. They will make SERB-HELP. No gas, bloat or their home in the home which Mr. ; spitting up after eating. She i? iand Mrs. Ross Raines recently ; aso free of headaches now, and ; purchased irom mi: and ivirs. Bert Ph'.lpot. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins, Twin '"! - " I Norris attended a dinner at the i Orin Pollard home, Saturday ! evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sutton, I bowels are regular, thanks to this Remarkable New Compound. ERB-HELP contains 11! 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