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THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1946 THL'i PAGE FOUR THE JOURNAL. PLATTS MOUTH, NEBRASKA VyiuAdDck Mrs. Florence McDonald Miss Helen liium, who teaches schoo in Iowa, was home during the weekend. Joe Gustin arrived home Sat-! urday aftern spending several weeks at Wound Ci:y, kans., witn his son and family. ! Miss Brodrick, Miss Welch and and Miss Else Kunz of Elmwood and Mrs. i'rolieh of Alvo were Omaha shoppers Saturday. j The grade operetta was given . Friday night to a lull House ami was enjoyed by all. Mr .and Mrs. Ray Gamlin and Kenneth spent Sunday at Davey; visiting relatives. James Mills, jr., is now dis-j charged and is visiting his par- : ents. Miss Margaret Mills, who is employed in i-remont, was home1 during the weekend. Stuart Mills ! has been home for about two' weeks. Sunday the Mills family , was together for the first time in three years. Mr. and Mrs. Muriel Gillespie and Pete Krey went to the west ern part of the state to look at ' some alfalfa plants Saturday. They also are visiting at North Loup at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillespie. The Youth Fellowship meeting held at Murdock Sunday was weil attended by members from Lin coln, Omaha, Elmwood, Ithaca A Fair Pries and Complete Satisfaction On All Kinds cf RADIO SERVICE WORK Bonded Raytheon Electronic Technicians 90-DAY GUARANTEE On Radio Repairs B&M RADIO & APPLIANCE "STUB" SEDLAK and FLOYD KELLEY ANNOUNCE TEMPOR ARY MANAGEMENT DURING MAY and JUNE AND INVITE THEIR PLATTSMOUTH FRIENDS TO VISIT THEM AT KELLEY'S AK-SAR-BEN BOWLING ALLEYS 27 Lanes Newly Air Conditioned 16th and Harney 4th Floor Primitive Red r(a thirty-day CJ7 3 Prescriptions Filled at All Times VV-VW-VV.ViV.V.V.V.V.V-V3V.V.VV.V.V-V.W.V and Winslow. It consisted of an afternoon meeting a banquet at 5:30 p. in. A picture, "Thy Will Be Done," was shown before the evening meeting. The Ladies Aid srved the banquet to over 200 per sons. Mr. and Mrs. William Zabel vis ited their daughter and family at Lincoln Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Elseman were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Harold Wrall home north of Ashland. Mrs. Henry Heinman, who is employed in Lincoln, was home during: the week end. Miss Aileenr Ward and he j friend of Omaha were Murdock visitors Sunday. j Mr. and Mrs. Lacey McDciaLj i entertained Mr. and Mrs. Chester j Elseman and Mr. and Mrs. George j Mooney at a fish dinner Mcnday evening. The R. N. A. lodge met Monday evening, for the regular business meeting. Mrs. L. B. Gorthey was the hostesses for the birthday party. Mr. Krey is getting the base ment dug for his house this weeK. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Clarence L. Engelkemeier and Marie to H. F. Engelkemeier and Louisa, S's lots 1 and 2, block 45, Young and Hayes addition; Plattsmouth. Erna Lapidus and Joe to Em ric G. Bethards and Frances, lots 29 and 73 SEU 13-12-13. Beatrice Creamery Co. to Rob ert P. Corr, lot 12, block 23, Eagle. Paul Stock to Roy Sterner and Kathryn, lots 2, 3, 4, 5, block 7, Elmwood. Federal Land bank to Doretta iSchaphoff and Carl NWUSW'4 & SMtSW',4 19-11-11 and W2 SWU 30-11-11. Doretta Schaphoff to Emma Schaphoff, same as above. Henry G. Brehm and Elizabeth to Alex Dietrich, lots 413 and 414, Greenwood. ! August Ruge and Marv to Dan !iel Ruge, NW'i 12-11-10". j August Ruge 'and Marv to Lor letta Stock, SEU & SEUSWU 1 24-12-9. August Ruge and Mary 'to Ruth Miller, NW!i 2-11-10. i Joe Mrasek, sheriff to Oscar L. Ricky, W 194 feet lot 3, Jones j addition, Greenwood. j Elmer C. Coleman and Mattie ! to josepn i. Leesley and irgmia, iracnonai part ot SEUrsEU 31-12-19. Elsie O. Hinds and O. C. to Kathryn M. Ellis, lots 11 and 12, block 99, Weeping Water. Kathryn M. Ellis to Elsie O. Hinds and O. C, same as above. Henry C. Ossenkop and Lillie to Eldora E. Pankonin, lot G3G, Louisville. ESEU 31-13-11, lot G NWSWi'i and sublot. 1 nf i iand 2 NEV4SWU 31-12-12. I j-iuuiu t,. i'anKonin to Henry i . Ussenkop and Lillie, same as ! above. Helen I. Maher to Maynard L. Giiffith and Leora, lots 3 and 4, block 6, Ryders addition, Green wood. 1947 Kaiser-Frazer AUTOMOBILES Will Soon Be' Here ORDER NOW! COINER and SON Plattsmouth, Neb. lipstick, a DuBarry lipstick brush, and supply of face powder. $1.50 pos tax. iacv- 1946 Primary Election Notice Office of ounty Clerk, Cass County, Nebraska Plattsmouth, Nebraska I, Geo. R. Sayles, County Clerk of Cass County, Nebraska, do hereby certify that the following or accepted filings of petitions filed the Secretary of State and are entitled to have their names printed on the Official Ballot to be used in the Primary Election to be held on Tuesday, June 11, 1946, as candidates for nomination on the par ty ticket for the office as designated herein: NATIONAL TICKET FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican Residence Hugh Butler Omaha Endorsed by the Republican State Convention Dvvight Griswola Gordon Endorsed by the Republican State Convention Robert W. Arndts York STATE TICKET FOR GOVERNOR Republican Residence Val Peterson Elgin Endorsed by the Republican State Convention Joseph Wishart Lincoln Endorsed by the Republican State Convention William R. Brooks -Omaha Arthur J. Weaver Lincoln A. B. Walker Lincoln George J. Thomas Omaha A. E. Swanson Polk William Edward Johnson Clarkson FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Republican Residence Robert B. Crosby Xorth Platte Jiinaorseu Dy xne .uepuuncuii ciate Convention T "1 1 1 1 j 1 Tt 1 1 " O - i. Roy W. Johnson Sumner Roy M. Harrop Omaha Mary E. Kenny Lincoln Charles J. Warner Waverly FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Republican Residence Frank , Marsh Lincoln Endorsed by the Republican State Convention Rees Wilkinson, jr., Lincoln FOR AUDITOR OF Republican Residence Ray C. Johnson Lincoln Endorsed by the Republican State Convention FOR STATE Republican Residence Edward Gillette Holdrege Endorsed by the Republican State Convention Leo N. Swanson Omaha FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Republican Residence Walter R. Johnson Omaha Endorsed by the Republican State Convention FOR RAILWAY Republican ' Residence Walter F. Roberts Wahoo Endorsed by the Republican State Convention Paul T. Williams York Endorsed by the Republican State Convention C. A. Ross Lincoln Richard II. Larson Lincoln J. E. Good Omaha Knudsen r Omaha lEd-'Swaiison Lyons Leo Mellam Omaha CONGRESSIONAL TICKET FOR CONGRESSMAN, SECOND DISTRICT Republican Residence Democrat Residence Howard Buffett Omaha Frank A. Jelen Aurora Endorsed by the Second District Endorsed by the Second District Republican Congressional Conven- Democratic Congressional Con tion tion "Andy" Jensen Omaha Patrick J. Norton Boys Town Mabel Gillespie Gretna Chas. Knowles Omaha John J. Brudny Omaha W. T. Carroll Bellevue COUNTY TICKET FOR COUNTY CLERK Republican Residence George R. Sayles Plattsmouth Richard William Logsdon Plattsmouth Wm. S. Wetenkamp -Plattsmouth FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS Republican James II. Graves Residence Plattsmouth FOR CLERK OF THE Republican Residence C. E. Ledgway Plattsmouth FOR COUNTY Republican Ruth Patton Residence Plattsmouth FOR COUNTY SHERIFF Republican Joe Mrasek -- Residence Plattsmouth FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Republican ' Residence Democrat , f Residence Walter II. Smith " Plattsmouth ; FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR ' Republican Residence Democrat Residence Frank Dall - Manley Glenn C. Jones Plattsmouth named persons have made filings j in this office or in the office of j Democrat Residence John E. Mekota Crete Endorsed by the Democratic State Convention George W. Olsen Plattsmouth Democrat Residence Frank Sorrell Syracuse Endorsed by the Democratic State Convention Samuel K. Howard Omaha Democrat Residence Robert J. Swanson --Omaha TT l 1 1 il T""l t ' - l' 1 ... iiinuorseu uy iiiu jJumuciaLic Convention Democrat Residence Mrs. J. T. Jensen Blair Endorsed by the Democratic State Convention PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Democrat Residence J. R. Farris Lincoln TREASURER Democrat Residence W. T. Thompson Cozad Endorsed by the Democratic State Convention Walter II. Jensen Lincoln Democrat Residence; Michael T. McLaughlin Lincoln I Endorsed by the Democratic State Convention COMMISSIONER Democrat Residence J. C. McReynolds Lincoln Endorsed by the Democratic State Convention Harry K. Easton Lincoln Democrat Residence Democrat Residence Lucille Horn Gaines -Plattsmouth DISTRICT COURT Democrat Residence TREASURER Democrat Residence Democrat t Residence Thomas S. Solomon : riattsmouth Earl Nichols RFD 1, Ashland FOR COUNTY Republican Residence FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,, SECOND DISTRICT Republican Residence Nehawka George P. Wiles Pari' Young Nehawka II. WT. Griffin Union G. W. Hart --Louisville FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, THIRD DISTRICT Republican Residence Wm. H. Schuelke Greenwood R. J. Miller Elmwood II. L. Bornemeier --Alvo Henry C. Backemeyer Murdock FOR DELEGATES TO THE Republican Residence Willard Clapp - Elmwood Ruth Patton riattsmouth R. C. Pollard Nehawka H. A. Schneider Plattsmouth Clara Wescott Plattsmouth Ed Money Avoca Marvin A. Carr llli Eagle Anna T. Rauth --Weeping Water C. D. Fulmer --: Greenwood Francis M. Casey Plattsmouth Joe F. Gustin Murdock Mrs. Oliver Meisinger -Louisville Geo. E. Nickles Murray Dain D. Wainscott Weeping Water Adelia Group Louisville for alternate' "delegates to theTstate " CONVENTION i Republican G. W. Hart Residence -Louisville W. H. Schmidtmann -Plattsmouth Clement T. Woster --Plattsmouth C. E. Welshimer Plattsmouth Harry Henton Plattsmouth JJcq Jayne Grosshans Plattsmouth NON-POLITICAL TICKET STAT Wayne O. Reed Douglas Present Superintendent of Public Instruction Chloe C. Bakh-iJ-e Seward FOR MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE, THIRD DISTRICT W. O. Schcwe Murdock Tom Dooley Papillion FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Loyd A. Behrends Plattsmouth FOR DIRECTORS EASTERN NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT Edward L. Hahn -- -Tecumseh Daniel E. Roberts Tecumseh W. S. Harris Shubert E. D. Tlastcrs Stella O. Ross Hutchison Lewiston WITNESS my hand and the Seal of my office at Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska, this 4th day of May, 1946. Geo. R. Sayles, i (SEAL) County Clerk, Cass County, Nebraska j Journal Want Ads Bring Results 'WW--!?: c-.i.:'- inf'-y itnZ tfpu h A DIFFERENCE '.Si LI urn d cm mmz en iff your car ASSESSOR Democrat -', f Residence W. H. Puis : -Plattsmouth Democrat Residence democrat Residence Fred W. Klepser -Weeping Water; Chris J. Elgaard -Weeping Water John W. II. Maack RFD 1, Ashland Alva G. Reid Elmwood STATE CONVENTION Democrat Residence Lucille Horn Gaines -Plattsmouth W. A. Wrheeler Plattsmouth Jno. W. H. Maack RFD 1 : Ashland W B. Banning Union m a a a a Democrat -Walter II. Residence -Plattsmouth Smith Emma Egenberger Plattsmouth Nelson Berger Nehawka A. W. 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