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THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1947 PACF. EIGHT THE JOURNAL, PIJTTSMOUTH. NEBKASIO . F ei at A; te di w. ia ar fo Fi bL F WJ th w so th te! Sc ea af at M to M be Sh Sh Pl I SCl thf wc mi di? sui Gr 4 H I Fri Ph; wit ors and ree qui leaf cou coli Kei tbo ban rhi pre- nir on J the Trit Mn luru T. The prer thel the Tl Hild Gue M enji wee are Johr Ben Wed ler, Vert City whil Rett M. day aftei of h and En: Wjuthdodi Mr. Florence McDonald Omaha attending the hockey game. A. K. Fiolich. chief engineer for ti e Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement company, was up from Kansas City on business this past week. Mrs L. H. Rcasoner was in Lou Mrs. Jesn Stock and new daugh- isville anJ toC)k her small son,.Ter- ter, Sharon Fay, came home on r, janugz v,ith her to his new Wednesday of this week. honie in Cooki Nebr. - Lawrence Earl, who underwent Wayne Gess, Eric Davis, Hc"-ard an operation for appendicitis came Thurman, Harry Johnson and sev home, Monday.' eral others from here attended the Mr. and Mrs.. Ous Steich and hockey game at Omaha, family were Sunday dinner eruests Theie has been some nice fish at the home of Mrs. Mary Streich caught at the lakes already this and Lydia. season, mostly by local women. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weicheit of Frank Koterzina has received Elmwood spent Sundav afternoon v.-ord"of the death of his father, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Feard vittor Koterzina, Sr., in Germany, Lau. March 3. 1947. He lived at Bottrot, n Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hie of Lin coln pnnt Sundav wi.h Mr. and Mr. John Krue?er. Mr. Charlie Kupke wa a Sun day tlirtne frv.ot at the home -f Mr. and Mrs .Conrad Baumgart r.cr. The Cfhal'nn Cif'l team fave a sacred program the Christian church at Louisville Sunday eve ninor. Mr. and M-. F'd T,utfhe"? P"d Mr. nnd M-t. Herman Lne chens and families were Suni'v dinner r-ufcf5 pt the home of Mr. 1 Mrs. Otfo Mier. Mr. and Mrs. Lvle StrrU ar '.he pri'l r-rent" fo a bahv hov born .'irM nth. He has been named D'-id I vle. Mr. Ei'm ToHno-h leff sturdfv Trorni? for 0"ai!ala. Nebr., to v'c;t hr t-on. Jorry and wife for fp-ral ('vs. "Sir. aid Mrs. CVn Ruck are Ihe rud parents cf a baby boy born ?!. 'av. Mr. and Mrs. Trr 1 Prr.nkw vis ited relative's n Mii' Wk S'It'iv ft error. n. T: v;" f:rst tirr t r-n t Mr. P'Tikow b;c been out Finee hi. i'.lness lat October. Vrv Fei Ctf Pr. II. V.. Worthnian was an Omaha visitor.. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. MavfielJ were In Omaha. , Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wirth. Mis Grace Hoover and Mrs. Emil Hies were in Omaha visiting Mrs. Katie Hoover, who i3 still in the hospital. Mr3. H. W. Worthman and Mrs. Jack McEhar.e were Omaha shop pers. Jesse Sell is working cn the Children's hospital in Omaha. Miss Josephine Zastera of Oma ha visited v.''.h the home folk3. Mrs. E. P. Barley of Omaha snt a few hours in Ijouisville. Mrs. Jesne Sell and sons. Harold and Davi J La ry and Bert Alfrey, Jr.. were in Omaha shopping. Dr. W. J. Sr.ydr and A'an and Harve Koop ar.d Dorothea were in BARBS BY IL".2. COCHRAN WE'LL bet there have been more first robins seen thus far than there are robins. Speeders seem to be practicing right vow to put the wreck in recreating this coming summer. Isn't it strange how many mo torists keep hoping their radiator won't freeze up until it does? A Minnesota woman asked di vorce because her husband cut her hair. Barberous treatment! Scientists can't agree on whether or not animals laugh. That ought to make the hyena keep right on 1 ' - ; ? 09 to. -s. if ut. Li '-'r 1 I nlf i In iiH7itriVIiimtiHHiftnHii ti i n--i- - 4 ?- I "Tiny" Armstrong and his bride, xne lormc-r w" Honolulu, are shown above shortly after their wedding trip to Eeno A well-known character in San Francisco, Armstrong wanders through the streets in colorful costumes often p-.ving flow, rrs'to women passers-by. He plays the role of a modern Emperor Norton, who was the self-proclaimed -Emperor of the U. S. ar.d i-otector tl Mexico" during Ct'iteziz's p.old-rush days. Arui- "5 'i' 5 ..V Westphalia, and was 87 years, 1 months and 15 days. LaRue Williams was taken to the Omaha Methodist hospital and he submitted to an operation on his back. lie was very sick following the -operation but thought to be getting along all right now. Mrs. Otto Spreick has returned home from the hospital in Omaha after spending beveral days und er observation and treatment. A single codfish will lay up to 10.0GJ.000 eggs a season. If fish didn'teat one another and man didn't catch thtm, the ocean wo uldn't be big enough to h-ld all of them, accordng to experts of the Atlantc Fisheries Co. China and India, with 40 pn cent of the world's population account for only 2 per cert of its manufacturing r 4V. I "8 5 fS-A -s 4 i Gaye Stewart, Toronto for ward, uses his head when up ended in collision with Bill Moe of New York Rangers in pro ice hockey clash at Madi son Square Garden. S&IOF STAND! 0" J New Shipments Arrivinc: Daily! 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