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f ACE FOUtt imB:u;uiB::tsa:iii!B;iiiiiiiuiaiiiiuiia:iuia:i:a I I About You AND YOUR FRIENDS IN Plattsmouth and Cass County BY THELMA OLSON PHONE 45 or 6 Warner-Michael Wedding children Douglas and Kathleen Miss Dorothy Mchael, daughter of Wakesha, Wis., and the par of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Michael tnts Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hudson, of Woodbine, Iowa became the Dr. and Mrs. Hudson and their bride Sunday Febr. 9 of Charles daughter who have been here H. Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. since the last of January de Wallace Warner of this city. The parted last Sunday for their home Rev. S. R. Wall performed the in California, double ring ceremony at two d- clock in the Church of Christ in Former Resident Woodbine. . Stops Here Monday The church was decorated with . J. Delaney of Lincoln was baskets of gladioli and tapers, here for a short visit Monday After the tapers were lighted enroute to his home frcm Oma, Miss Marilou Warner sister of the ha where he had visited at the the bridegroom, sang 'Because, home of his son and family. During the ceremony she sang "Always" accompanied at the pianeo by Miss Mildred Ann Meis piano by Miss Mildren Ann Meis- Hold Valentine Party All memoers were present at the meeting of tne tstitcn and Chatter ciuo Saturday mgnt at trie home of Mrs. tred Vincent. Alter tne business meeting a Vai tmne oox wa: openea ana en joyed. "Later in tne evening tne nuaoanus arrived to join on tne social hour as a surprise to honor tne nostess ana her nusbana wno pian to leave tne city soon .Con test games were played in wnich Mrs. C. J. hnyianaer won first prize, Mrs. Art Johanns second ana Mrs. Clyde Brittain low. Card games were then Vn joyed followed by the serving of lunch. Enjoying the. event were Mr. and Mrs. Bob"Brittain Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hamblen Mr. arid Mrs. Herman Eiiingscn, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aylor, Mr. ana Mrs. Jack heiio, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rhoades, Mrs. C. J. Rhylander Mrs. Art Johanns, Mrs. Oliver rinnefrock, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Albert of Gienwood, two guests Mrs. Helen Chancellor of St. Paul Nebr. and Mrs. Mary Jane Dunlap and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. Vincent was assisted In serving b Mrs. Rhoa- ds and Mrs. Chancellor. : . . . 1 ' , Suddutbs to New Address Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sudduth will move soon to their hom.2 on Chi cago avenue which they recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Dwain E. Bethards. This trans action was completed by Loris B. Long realtor. Hudsons Enjoy Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hudson en joyed a family reunion at their which time all of their children were home. Those present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. George Olson and son Duane of Lincoln, Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Hudson jr. and daughter Joyce of Huntington Park Cal. Wayne Hudson of Shenandoah la. Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Adams and You Have a"Say" In Selecting Your Town's Beer Licensees . . It is the purpose of this Com mittee, and the desire of the beer industry, that beer be sold in your town under conditions you approve. Remember; it is NOT the beer industry that issues the licenses which permit tavern-keepers to sell beer in your town. The citizens of your town do that, with and through local and state, governing bodies. With license-granting time just ahead, this Committee urges JoU to take an active part in determining just who the licensees shall be. Make certain that good tavern keepers are selected. Take ad ' vantage of your privilege to report any conditions that should be corrected. Don't be one whd holds back and then complains afterward. Appear at the public headings to be held, of file a written protest or criticism, if you feel one is warranted. Do your duty as a good citizen now. NEBRASKA COMMITTEE United States Btewers Fiundatian Charle E. Sandall, State Director - 710 Tim Kf Bld- ueola H!n!B:iiiia!ii!ia!ii;iiiiimMiuBiti!H!Uiniiiiai:!rB:iiiii iiiiiiiiiBr!::B:!iii:am'ac!!!Bi:uBi!iiiB!iwnninNiBL':!!B:iu:Bi!ii:B;:iLB:irBi. Bernard Kubicka son of Mr. ana Jotin KuDiCka is now iocatci at Hastings where he is employed as a meat cutter for the Faxton and Gallagher company. Mr KubicKa has Deen with the meat department of the Black anci White store here Since his discharge frcm the navy a year ago. 5(c ft ana Mrs. ivaipn Bucnanan Mr. wti-e here lor a .suuii vis.ii ta3i ' wtvK at tne nome or ner par- fcms Mr. anu Mis. uon aiever. niey were ciiruuie to luunitaio, iviinn., Oil muuets ol uusuitas. v Mrs. H. W. Williamson of Sew ara wno lias Deen visaing nere tne past several wtKS at tne nom cf her son JVi. rl. Willi amson aepartea bi naay for her nome. Mie Wei actoniijaniea oy ner sen ana aaugnier-iii-iaw ana two granasons Jann. ana uarreU. Vvnne in feewara tne m. H. Willi amson family were ainner guests OI Mr, and Njjs. Ricnard Tomancii Un tneir way home they stopped in Lincoln to visit ivirs. uu amsons sister Mrs. .V. Sobatka who had as her guest a cousin Miss Carrie '1 ornanai of Seattle vvasningtoh. " " k . ' ' . MamQran-Schomaker -Nuptial in East : Mrs. .Sadie .Qcjtcixnaker.cf Union announces' thq marriage of her daughter Goldie Irene to, War ren Charles Mamoran son of Mrs. Stella Mamoran cf Ward West Virginia. The wedding oc- ; ing.under went an operation for cuired at 8:00 p.m. Saturday ! appendicitis in St. Joseph's hos Jan. 25 in the heme of the Rev. , pital Monday evening. Her con John Fordyce of Smithers W. j dition is satisfactory. Mary Lou Va. in the presence of the brides j is a member cf the senior class mother Mrs. Schomaker Mrs.Al in high school. She is in room fonso Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. 'Jas-j No. 200 ' at the": hospital, par Riddlebarger and daughter,! .., -Virginia. . ; Mrs. Busch to llosptal Ihe bridegroom was discharged j Mrs. Fred Busch departed en from the -army Dec. 5 1945 after ' Thursday for Omaha to enter seiving three years. He was over- , Clarkson hospital. She will re seas 31 mcnths. - i main there several days for ob- The young couple are living at ' Ward where Mr. Mamoran is working in a coal mine. They plan to make a trip to Nebraska in April. inger of Plattsmouth .Miss Aral Jean Elston played the wedding march. , The bride wore a white lace gown. Her illusion finger-tip v fell from a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried white gar denias carnations and camclias. I Miss Ruby Michael was her sister maid of honor. She wore 1 1 a gown oi sneer pinK ana carr- ied yellow rosebuds.Mrs. Vernon Wcodard and Miss Betty Rck served as bridoesmaids. Mrs.Wo dard, in green taffeta and Miss Rock in sheer ' yellow, both carried colonial bouquets of white carnations and swectpeas. Miss Marilou Warner who lighted the tapers wore a white faille gown and had a corsage of red car nations. Ringbearers were Char otte McUgh cousin of the bride and John wans. Beryl Shanholtz was best man. Norman Moyer, brothern-law of the bridegroom, and Leonard Wyland both of Omaha usher ed. Mrs. Michael, mother of the bride, wore back crepe, with matching accessories. Her cor sage was of pink carnations. Mrs. Warner mother of the groom, wore an aqua crepe.with black accessories. Her corsage Was also of pink c&rnaticns. Following the wedding a re reption was held in the church parlors. Assisting at the recept ion were MrsS. R. Wall, Mrs. Dale McUgh, Mrs. William Ad ams, Miss. Betty Tietsort and Miss Frances Gasperson. Among the out-of-town guests was Edwin Bunke who came vfrom Holgate, Ohio. He and the bridegroom served together in the War. Mrs. Norman Moyer Oma ha sister of the bridegroom.w as an honor guest . The bride was graduated from Woodbine high school, in 1944. She spent 18 months in nurses ' training at the Methodist hos pital in Omans. Her groom was graduated from the Plattsmouth high schoo'in 1937. He served 42 months in the Army Air Corps being overseas 34 months. lie was discharged in July, 1915. . Aiter.a sbit honexBicoq,. trip. the southern states the couple in will live in Gienwood Iowa. Social Club Holds Covered Dish Dinner A covered dish dmcr was en joyed by the members of the Sccial Circle club and their '$ is tands when they met last Tues day at the home of Mrs. Wiila Hansen end Miss Margaret Moore In the afternoon the usual bus iness meeting was held with Mrs. Minnie Schriber presiding. Miss Esther Thcmpson Conducted the lesson on "NebrtXa Industrirs. Thrir Development and Possibil ities for the Future.', Visitors present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sullivan and Sherry!, Mrs. Ezra Albin, Mrs. Tomer Headlee, Miss Margaret Hcbseheidt, Mrs. Ros3 Doltman and daughter, Karen Kay, all of Plattsmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scott of j Ashland. The next rrvotin.w will ! be at the home cf Mrs. Hazel Wolf, with Mrs. Bruce Wolf as- j sisting. Jck Charles Miller Makes His Arrival.-- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller of Kansas City, Mo., are parents of a son. Jack Charles, Jr., bors Febr. 11. Grandparents are Mrs. Amy Miller, McPherson, Kans., and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Trhn- ron of this city. Mrs. Miller wr.s formerly M.;ss Norma Johnsr n. Mr. and Mrs. L'vs Jiran de- arted last week f;r ther hcmc in BismarcK. N. Dak. alter a five weeks visit here with rela tives and friends. Mrs. Jiran is a sister of John and Joseph Y. Hadraba. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tomnncil of Seward were here last week to visit at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. a., h. wil iamson. Mr. 'and Mrs. Eugene Noite and Mr. and' Mrs.-Donald Blot zer have returned frcm California where they have been visiting for a month. Mr, and Mrs. William S. Wet enkantp have arrived in San Diego where they went to visit their new grandson. Richard Lloyd McKenna. is the former there Febf. '5. The mother, Mrs. Lloyd McKenr.a, s the former Mary K. Wetenkamp. , , Mary Leu Wallin? In Omaha Hospital Miss Mary Lou Walling, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tern Wall- servation and treatment v i Visitors From Wyemin-r , Mi", and Mrs. C. L. Alien and sen, Donald Lee, of Gillette, Wyo., departed for .their homo Wednes day after visiting at the home of Mx and 'Mrs. Miles Allen, and family J- .' Sccal "Workers --- Flower Club Meets Mrs. Ralph Doud was hor.tess to the members of the Social "Workers Flower club Wednesday. Mrs. Joe Sikora was assistant hostess. Plans were made for the club to serve lunch at the Philip Lcpert sale Febr. .25 Several games and contests wore enjoy ed. The; hostesses served a de licious two Course , luncheon. Fourteen members and two visi tors were present. The next meet- ing will be ah all-day session March 12 at the-norma cf Mrs. Stanley Lopert. 5jt Sccut Troop 367 Court of lienor About 50 people -were present at the Christian church Wednes day evening when Boy Scouts : and their parents participated in the sixth anniversary celebrat ion cf Scout Troop No. 3G7. After seven o'clock pot luck supper thj boys presented a short pro gram showing practical informa tion earned from, scouting This was folowcd by a Court of Hon or session. Rev. J. W. Taenzler had charge of the Court. Awards were presented to. the Scouts. E H. W'escott, district advance ment chairman, closed the court with an inspiring talk directed both to the scouts and their par ents. Receiving awards were Ronald Ofe, Victor Volkart, jr., Bob Mcr win and Clifford Kennell as Ten derfoot scouts; Bob Nickles and class scout; Bub Taenzler, nvrit badges, for bookbinding, animal indutry, first aid and Farm Lay out Sixteen boys have been re-reg-isterccf fir nether year and four new Tenderfoot scouts have been added to the troop. The Rev. Tenzlcri is scout leader. , .. Returns "from Wyo. Mrs. A. E- Johnson return- eu lucsaay irom laramic, Wyo., where-she.. . was-cailcd by .the THE JOURNAL, death of her sister, -Mrs. Ethel Batchelder. Returning with her ! va3 her mother, Mrs. Howard i Hancock of Craig, who will visiL i here for a few days. , j Local Girls Win ! Scholastic Honors I ,Fcur Plattsmouth students at tending Doane College, were liit ' cd on the Dean's List for last I semester. The following siudenls j ere accorded Dean's List privil ; cges by attaining an average of 2.00, or B. Phyllis Bourck, 2.31; Dorothy Cappell, 2.3:j; Claudecn Keller, 2.38; and Marianne Wetenkuinp, 2.25. sj; rjc Two Sr.s in Hospital A coincidence in the Charles Erilton family is :f intcre-j . Their sen Darrell, 15, was rush ed :o St. Catherine's hospital in Omaha Monday by Dr. Pucehk and underwent an emergency op era ten for appendictis that c learncd that another son, S-1-j ening. Since then the family haj Gene Britton, also underwent tn operation Monday in the naval hospital in San Dieg:,. He was suffering from a kidney infection. Both toys are recovering nicely- & hewer for M'?s Par.kor.in Mi's. Jehn Etveillac ville will mtertaTf at in her heme Sunday of a shower honoring Miss Mildred Pankonin. daugh ter cf Mrs. WiU Parkonin: Miss Pankonin is being marrisd ihis week in Lincoln to Clarence Gar dner. Relurns From Calfornia Mrs. E. M. Buttery returned Tuesday rr.ornng from Lor An geles, where she has been- since Nov. 20. While there she visited with her son, Joe, and family in Comptc n and her son, Erne: t, snd family in San Fcrnando.She also visiled other relatives and friends in the western state. I ' Okihi Girls Receive Honors .Sixteen Campfir. girls passed their ranks at tlOJCouucil Fue he!d recently in the Memorial ioom of the Methodist church. Ihe Okihi group and their guardian met in Council guardians comprised the guc.-A Fire with about f:rty guests pre- sent. Parents and visiting guar- dans. compaised the guest are Barbara Alkire.Phoebe White Geraldine Wood, Sandra Hill, Joyce Fauquet, Jo Ann Lohnes, Jcnnifie Short and Joanne Cecil. Receiving their boleros as they passed their woodgathcrers rank wvre Carole Krejci, LaVern Das her, Karen Kalasek, Joanne Hen ry, Shirley FitchJenct Baker, . Geraldine Wodd, Sandra Hill, ! Margaret Gaines and Mary Bur die. Because of a delay in ship ment cf the order the fircmak ers wiil receive their Wohelo bracelets and the wcodgathercrs their rings at a later date.The girls also received honor beods. beads. During the ceremonial the girls were accompanied in their sing irg by Miss Vi t,jie Clark at the piano. A piano solo, "Garden of the Stars', was played by Margaret Gains. An original plylet, "Caught without a Guar dian", was presented by five girls. The script was chiefly the work cf Carole Krejci. The girls range in age from 11 years to 14 years. They are an especially active group .Most of them have already earned their expense money for summer camp at Camp Brewster by selling cards and handcraft work. Their guardian is 'Mrs. Grace Greene, assisted by Mrs. Hadold Alkire. Mrs. Harold Gaines has also giv en generously of her time in helping the group. Jlrs. Alkir and three of the girls, Sandra Hill, Jeanne Cecil and Janet Baker, were unable to attend the Council fire because of illness. William Starkjchns Hosts to B Squares. The B Square Farm Bureau unit met Saturday, Febr. 8, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willi am Starkjohn with 12 members and one guest present. Discus sons were held on the topics of insurance and the polio research fund. A committee composed of Mrs. Louis Meisinger, Mrs. Fred Nolting and Mrs. Henry Nolting, was narrvid to suggest -ways of raising money fjr the polio fund. The committee later announced that a bake sale would be held in the near future. A two-dollar contribution had previously been rent to the March of Dimes. Cards were played after the business meeting. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. Carl Potschius and Leonard Born. Low score prizes were given to Mrs. For- rest Todd and Albert Tcdd. Mis. Louis Meisinger assisted the hos- tes in serving refreshments. Daughter Born lo the David Goeden South Ninth street; are . parents person who make his living Dy a baby sirl torn at five o.clock processing, wholesaling, transpor Wednesdav morning. Mrs. Goeden ting" or retailing agricultural pro- was Leila Mae Covert, daughter o Mr. andMrs. Lclloy Covert of this city.-: PlATTMOUTM, NEBRASKA liryant-Heil Wedding Miss Kathleen Heil, daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heil.bc- canity the bride Saturday cf Wal- I ter J. Bryant, son of Mr. and j Mrs. R. V. Bryant, in an im- j pressive ceremony at the Holy Rosary church. lather Edward Tuchek offici I a ted at the eleven o'clock nuptials j using the single-ring service. At- I Undants were Mrs. Herbert Baum gartsister cf the bride and El rnoro Brink, brother-in-law cf the bridegroom. The bride were an aqua blue suit, a white hat, and black and white accessories. She; had a corsage of red rosebuds. Her bri desmaid wore a brown suit with brown and white accessoi ies and a white carnation corsag?. The bridegroom and his attend t nt vcre ' d:rk suits with' white carnation bcutonniers, A wedding dinner was nerved ii the horns of the briie's par t nts. A larpe wedding cake form- d the centerpiece. The bride was graduated from the Louisville high school in 1942. She has been employed at the Pantorum in Qmaha. The bride groom was in the navy air corps for three years. He served in the South Pacific theater. Since his discharge from the service a year a?3 he has been associated '.vith his father in the R. V. Bry ant Motor company. The young couple are living in the Bauer apartrr.fcnts. sjs y : Miss Mary Hicks visited here over tne weeKena, Qiviumg ner tiiue wiln Mrs. C. A. liosen crans, Mrs. Znpna Seu.-a, ana me Misses tivma Zasuow ana Rc-e Prohska. She is a teach er m the home economics depart r.jnt of the high school at Wayne. 5j; : i,i Cot dekcr-Finnef rock Nuiais Saturday A two o'clock wedding Satur day afternoon in the Methodist parsonage united n marriage ! Miss Uretta Finnefrock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Finne frock, and George Boedeker.son : of Mr. and Mrs. George D. lioc- deker of ichawka. 'it.e Rev. E. C. Williams performed the cere mony. Attendants were Mis Doris Finnefrock, sister cf the bride, and Keith Krecklow of Wabash. The bride wore an aqua green crepe die'ss with a black hat and "black accessories. Her'i corsage vs white roses. Her sister wore I a gray suit and gray hat with 1 red accessaries and a corsage of j white roses. Out-cf-town guests were Mrs. ! George Boedccktr of Nehawka ; and Mrs. Helen Chancellor, St. Paul, aunt of the bride. A six o'clock wedding dinner wa5 served by tnts at their he the bride's par- me for the bridal party and the immediate famil ies. The bride was gradutcd from the local high school in 1944. She was employed at the Martin Bom ber plant for two years during the war Recently she has pcen v.-th the telephone ccmpany.The bridegroom is a graduate of the Nehawka high school, class of 1943. He was in government work in Denver for two years and since then has been farming near Ne hawka. After a short trip to southern Nebraska the young couple re turned to visit the remainder of the week with her parents here and with his parents at Nehawka. They plan to leave Monday for Medford, Ore., where they will make their home. -.:- Emma Hirz in Hospital Miss Emma Hirz was taken to St. Catherine's hospital in Oma ha Sunday for observation and treatment. j . Phyllis Ccurck In Music Recital Phyllis Bourck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Bourck will be presented in a formal re cital along with seven other stu-j dents in the music department at Doane College. Phyllis will. sing three numbers.... "Sere - rade" by Haydn, "Below in the' Vallcv" (folksong arranged byi Brahms, and "Lied""' by Franck L- . r- "i" Thursday Febr. 2'J , chamber of Commerce to meet at g.g p m jn Bestor's dining lcom. Gjeancrs circle of the WSCS wilj mcet Thursday evening at g.00 in the home of Mrs. Sam Hatcher, Friday Febr. 21 j Chapter F, PEO, w iil meet at ;' the home of Mrs. Vcrna oos instead of with Mrs. Etta Gorder as previously announced. For every person working on thiM-G is fit least one other ducts. Ue Journal WnUAd I Calendar If Vofi ces I MUST CET A MAN at once ! in this community to woi ,; .viih cur District Manager Im.,t iave car u:d be ever 28 jx-a's of ae-. Tne we'k is m h.ic wim liiu pi'-gram advocated ty die btpurlmciit cf At'iCuliUi e.iJer-J nianeiit woik, good pay fjr nin who has lived on faun. Write c-o Box 2J, PiattsmeuLa Jour- :1. iOOD SALE. SAT. i EB. 22. liom 1 to 4 at JLugscn Lkan taim liurcau Unit uiui -uiinti vu. ouum milia ria. .iii..i..uj; 1 r a iitc coiilliti.c Oiuuuja an 1 - m. ivicillvct UijlU. I WISH 1U t,A.rtcsz -.ix biiN Ctre inuiiKa to my iieisiiuuis, Iricnus ana relatives iur tuc gins, noweis, caitis ana cans lteeivea uuriiiy my stay at ;no hospital, ivirs. ivitu tna ituoy. I WANT TO iilAisiS. AI.L WV relatives a net ineneis iur vnC' lovtiy carets, lelteis, gilts, i low ers, ana personal cms wnne ve v.cie in me iio.-piua. 'int' wnl always oe cnensnt-d mem ones to us. iilis. Lawicntt Jcnes and Larry. I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SIX-. cere thEnks to my friends and lelativts tor the, gilts, caia, and calls during my stay in the hospital. Airs. Elmer Haff ke. TO ALL OF OUR FRIENDS Ao well as mothers, we wish to express cur sincere gratitudo and thanks for the flowds, cards, messages and calls re ceived during her iilness and death. All of these kind and deeds will never be gotten Ann Hassler, Mr. Mrs W. L. Hassler, Mr. Mrs E F Hassler actb and j j yjSII TO THANK ALL THE j in an v friends who cancu .o see me or sent me letters and cards during my recent illness. It all helped to make the days more cheerful. O. A. Davfcs. tieip Wanted - SALESLADIES WAWIFNOT already represented m your ,nm.nnitv. Direct scllmg.G-ou commission. Lingerie, ready to , wear hosiery. Ihogersen iios- cry Co., Wilmette. m. JOUKJNAL CAUKiit iNCJtDt,D at once. .. 7ECHANKrV f experienced. Prefer man tam ihar with Chrysler Corporation Cars. R. V. Bryant Motor Co. WrTTTEPENUABLE GIRL U lady to care for children in down town apartment Call 31 cr come to 114 Sajth .V.,:"" " 4ittde tor TTuMBER OF i WILD HA E a plattsmouth oak posts at February j Sale Barn, o- 22. Kaipn ':;rN LAD- riv.T YOUR J in ft. at 20 ar cicrs i- . nnmbles Fh. 294 ves iviii. , ms i nado Apt. 2.,Phone108 j qetvoTFr rubber tired , Gttu L,rinB lawn mowers , it Gambles. rr, f at r T.TVTNG ROOM table, chma cll. trao drum cuttit xo v belis, pumpjack engine o h P marine ccngme. Po-r ei stone ton winch ht S wood saw, cngme-3 blade woodmens saws, ton model 1 i.. trrW fi hp. arine en- oin.-. tree ana rrnrn U , spray, j handle tree, prunncr pow er feed grinder, garcicn y - other garden tools mcrhanu. tools, sockets, wrenches, etc. 601 South First. - -lIwoTegistered Herfcrd- Bulls.Fh.4122. Oliver Ftlker, - Platlsiiioutiu.--. . If you have found it, or lest it, oi want to buy it or sell it. JOURNAL WANT-ADS BRING RESUL1S HOME GROWN YL'LLOW blossom sweet clover. 9.5C hu. Art and Jack Troop Fh Oo3 PLYWOOD A' x4 ME'AL bcrtes -Zctif'g stoves. Tipe fit tings. Ivindling. Phone 4G1J. FOR SALE: CO..HKG EAi. JingvHerelord Bulls. Certified Cedar seed oats. Clarence En geJkemeir, Ph. 5113. iuurry. FOR SALE: BROOD SOWS. Ii. T. Cuthrell, Plattsmouth Kt. 1 Phona 2113. Wanted to dent St WANTED TO RENT: FURNISH- ed apartment er room with kit- -needed because of infant. Cail Mrs. John Steele a; Picitts mouth Hotel. WANTED UO RENT. FARM OR farm buildings. Ph. ray. 4G18. Mur- WANTED: FURNI.S. or small hom r" fice. .El) API J'-'Uria! !' TWO OR THREE BEDROOM all mddern house in exchangt for a strictly modern up to date 3 room and bath Apt. with laun dry facilities . Write P. O. Eo 722. Heat bstute tor Sale 3C IMMEDIATE POSSESSION IN Cass Ccuri.ty, Nebraska. 185 acres en highway No. 75 Pea ted h mile east and :4 mile rcrih cf Union. Nc-bi -rka. f.c buildings are evmpkte and include a Very large complete ly modern heme -with steur I :ti-1, e i'CI r iC I V. r r r 9 h. . i 1' Jli'.S, m t xcei ent cor.dtlon vith nice- You'll get a-tig lift out of the foods purchased here. We have the kind of focd,s your family will like. JOSEPH MAYER GROCERY Fs3?e Apricot & Psach Pcre raitge MavmaKacle 1 lo. 29c Dshydraled CBSAM OLT &IUSKROOM SOUP 4 Tall Cans 25p Tcniato Soup can 10 UQEIl mill BEAI3S can 13t Busy's Complete Selection of CAMMED FllUir Packed i.n Syrup PUHE SLACK PEPPER We're As Close to you .as your telephone Phone 252 s Free Delivery oS Groceries and Meats JOS. MAYER Grocery (Formerly Egenbergers) 322 Main St. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1947 ly land; . ped yard, plus 2 oth er houses, cue cf which is in very desirable condition. The farmland ;s gentiy rcihr.g and very piuuuetivc. This is known as the Garrison fi rm; it is an estate and is for Sale: with ' IMMEDIATE POSSESSION of the fairnland and buildings. Well located T.5 miles touth cf Cmaha, 43 miles tust of Li:i-co.-n. Call or write. National Farms Company, CtO Bian dies TlicaU'c Bidg. Omaha, Ne braska. Jackson C338. FOR SALE: NEW OAKMOUNT hcrr.-. 4 room bun Allow. Ful bus; .nu nt, dividod into 1 ro:ms. KiG Chicago, 203 J. ACREAGE Aust. 24. 253J. FOR SALE. JOHN D Lincoln Ave. Ph. FOR SALE, FIVE ROOM iMOD ein hcn:i at La I'latie. Larf..e lt and Loin? fruit. Ted Snd3. Ph. Bfllcvue. in.3J3. i.m Ls uie I or ilent 4( FOR Hi.Ni: 5 ROOM IFJUSE. 2 mi. west. s4 mi. north Pl.ut m-judi. Call at G24 Ave. C. FOR RENT: 90 ACRE STOCK field. Liter 0 acres Blue G . pasture. Hugo Meisinger. i 4412. Plattsmouth. ARBS BY HAL COCHRAN TT would sort of even things ep "7 if we had ta shovel either sncw cr coal in the summer An Oklahoma man descried his une and nine children. Chances are he can b: found cf some Jiicc, quiet spot. Start letting grow, men. in Christmas ties your whikors pieparation for Hope is or?at because life icitkout it is so hopeless.' I 5 ill c t b4 i w w3 ur.jf V.-.rtr-T -ii:r n 't 'l'!. l"S r.;s nrt IM f't'V at . I. Try ":!-;" "1'" v.'ith 'sirt-x. 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