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MONDAY, APRL28iJ9lL THE JOURNAL. PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA PAGE THREE Alley Oop V.T.Hamlin By l , v.xn.t ra A B: W Ufa 1 g YJ!-flJ ;?'N 1 fr,- SX-'- STRANGE CHAPS. LIEUTENANT? I I OU WANT TO 'eu,i kf?siPHlA 1 THINK SO A5LlPf? I I irf s vyA.l Vjcv cccu m emcbo WpEtSI K .AV ught; i ip & ca something? v, its uncanny; r? SI SSa -F-2BeH? CUft TRIPS A FAILtRE. f- WISH HE'D 6CM6THINST f THEN OU NABIUTV E . B ( H2rN a!Pv-7"MACH,N- I ALL. RUjHTLCCKS LIKE ) OPERATE IT MUST BE TO RECOVER ALLEY . A FEW HOURS I I RuNN.N.AN l WIND UP AS SOBS V VvCNMUS'LL HAVE TO OnSlWpTn r VERONA ANO OSCAR HAS WCSK WILL ( cSlS- XSVMTH mSSlW SOME- BEEN A PR03LEM VpRCNE " sF !N" y V PA'5-'r- - TIRED CFyl WHERE? OF 6EC3RAPHY J-i i ' y r ANOTHER MOVENT ANr k. 1 v . ' tf nni.qnTV.V V-' 7 OU'PT. 1 I CLEAR THE DECKS AND F.RE ThS " NsEul 3 BCWK) Tm 7s tOhToh 7l Ioy"uV-Sv fA lff V OU APE.' J ( HAGATlNES! GIVE :'ER .THE .TORCH p ' ' AMBICAN MAN-OP-WAR TAKEN lSj ) A cTl BV ABATES AFTER GROUNDING SSMfe VLSJT lL &KT lJliy 1 V IN ACTION ...DESTROYED; AS rTMOK ' ALS -JT Thursday for several days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dean, La Von, Bonnie and Verna Mae were Suni day supper guests at the Ivan E; Armstrong home. ojuuvISb Mrs. Bessie Com South Ashland Mrs. John Remmofa Sgt. Elmer E. Remmenga son of Mr. and Mrs. John Remmenga tailed his parents from San Fran tisco on Saturday evening having arrived from Guam. He spent 18 months vn Guam serving in the Marine Corps over two years. Mr .and Mrs. John Abott and Doris and Mis. Olive Whitlach .pent the weekend with Mrs. Ash ley Boiler. Ashley Boiler was in Humiston, Iowa on business. Sun day Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Tinne an .and boys were supper guests.- Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kellogg and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kellogg spent Thursday evening at the Harold Kellogg home. tm ir. - ii C Vtf I NO Urc) hound's amaz inj new travel plan offers vacation trips to everywhere at prices you'll hardly believe Fot litera turr send a postcard with name, address to Travel and Tour Dept., 2116 Leaven worth, Omaiia Nibr. LlHtS Ousted fc tWTtKSTATE TRANSIT LINE Sammy Mansfield spent Friday and Saturday in Fremont at the music contest. " Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bachman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Mason in Ashland. Carl Hoffman of Wilmington, Calif., and a friend, August Stien came Wednesday for a visit at the home of Carl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman. Mr .and Mrs. Frank Hrdsky and Deanne spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stander. Mr. and Mrs. George Weborg and John of Pender, Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stenberg and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dalles Hunt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Osc?r Reece spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rager. Mrs. Olive Whitlatch spent Mon day with Mrs. Ashley Boiler. ' Rev. and" Mrs. T. Porter Bennett called on Miss Carrie Kleiser on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roeber and Larry called on Mr. and Mrs Herman Dannul and family Sun day evening. I Mrs. Bert Rager spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mansfield spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs. Elhs-Boekelman. j Horace Babbitt and his son Rob : crt and wife of Los Angeles, Calif., J came Sunday for a visit with Mr. j and Mrs. John Hoffman. Thomas, Willis and Arlin Babbitt of Bel j grade accompanied him, visiting at the John Hoffman home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buell and son spent Sunday with Mrs. Buell's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. 3T mam SHIFT WORKERS can HAVBCOOL WTIME SLEEP ... in houses that are insulated with Barrett ROCS WOOL! ROCK WOOL is literally a huge protective blanket that shuts out much of the broiling heat of the sua all daykeeps the night's coolness within your house during the day . . . and needles to say. in win ter it keeps heat from seeping out through walls, ceil ings and roof. You'll be glad to know how easy it is to hare your home insulated with Barrett ROCK WOOL, and how , it will in a few short years pay for itself in fuel sav ings! Let us give you a free estimate. Local Reprw ntative Mrs. Vern C. Hendricks Phone 666 820 Ave. 0 Roberts in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nelson spent Friday afternoon and evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Owen. Mrs. and Mrs. Leonard Roeber and Larry attended the circus in Lincoln Wednesday evening. Miss Beth Davis, Mrs. Frank Leslie, Miss Pearl Boyd and Miss Alice Anderson of Omaha were Sunday afternoon guests of Miss Carrie Kleiser. Joe Whitlatch of Lincoln spent the week end at the Ashley Boiler home. Cecil Stander called on his aunt Mrs. Helen Cleghorn in Louisville on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Moore and boys spent Tuesday evening at the William Leddy home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scott and Patsy spent Sunday, night at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. George Bornmann. jr., and Ruth Elaine of Omaha spent the week end at the George Bornman, sr., and Mrs. Mayer home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Laughlin and Wayne were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keller. Mrs. Orie Sowards spent Wed nesday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. August IQemme at Weeping Water and with Mr. and Mrs. John Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rau and Mr. and Mrs. John Nero of Omaha spent Sunday at the Harry Brickcr home. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Boiler and son spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Neben. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bailey were Sunday afternoon callers on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kiipp and Lavern were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Boiler, Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kellogg and children were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rueter in AIvo. Ashley Boiler and Ezra Neben drove to Humiston, Iowa on busi ness on Wednesday. The pupils and teachers of the Fairland and Pawnee schools at tended the circus in Lincoln, Thurs day. Several of the parents also attended the circus. Fairland school had their regular monthly meeting on Friday night. The program was in charge of Mrs. Lloyd Scott with songs by the pu pils, a piano solo by Patsy Scott, songs by the entire group, followed by a spell-down. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and son Carl were supper guests at the Emory Sherman home, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Armstrong and Linden DeFreece visited with Mrs. Theodore Farmer at the Rob ert Mann home in Plattsmouth on j Tuesday. Mrs. Lloyd IJeFreece came Geo. Frampton of Des Moines called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Renschler, Sunday. Mrs. Erickson and two children of Broken Bow are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Worth man and other relatives. Dr. H. W. Worthman visited the Veterans Hospital at Lincoln, Mon day. A miscellaneous shower was gi ven at the Francis Biggs home Friday in honor of Mrs. Jerry Ford, the former Beulah Alfrey, who was recently married in New York. A new fence nas been purchased for Glendale cemetery. A number of Louisville people attended the Shrine circus last week and report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Schliefert and Miss Minerva visited Mrs. Schliefert's cousin, Carl Prosch, at the Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs, Friday. The Rev. H. G. Cattau of Omaha was in Louisville, Monday calling on H. C. Goebel, who is" still con fined to his home due to an auto accident some time ago. T.Ir. and Mrs. Glen Pankonin from Plattsmouth visited Sunday with Mr. Pankonin's mother, Mrs. Will Pankonin and his grandmothr, Mrs. H. E. Pankonin. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mayfield vis ited in Lincoln, Sunday with their STEPHEN M. DAVIS writing INSURANCE & BONDS ol Every Type Available unc. floor Plattsmouth State Bank Building Phone 9 .A IP lf 7 her on Mother's Day suggeii CeoejilMiill MR- FARMER Farm experience and tests prove that late seeded spring grains make a low yield. Well soaked sub-soils help insure a good corn crop- irytra twed Funk's G seed for land you . .had' planned to sow to-spring grain, see your Eunk G dealer today. STILL AVAILABLE- A Few Bushels Of Popular Numbers LEONARD C STGOR Phone 2723. Plattsmouth, Nebraska RoscsinSnow Calif She can hive her gift gad eat it, too, when you give lovely Roses-in-Snow Cake! Two light, deli cately textured layers, a luscious white-as-snow frosting, and red rose on top! Order yours today; And come in, get four free Mother's Day Party folder prepared by Betty Crocker; 3J MONDAY Cherry Chiffon Pie Poppy Seed Itolls TUESDAY Chocolate Cream Pie Clover Leaf Rolls WEDNESDAY Boston Cherry Cream Pie Assorted Cup Cakes THURSDAY Coconut Cream Pie Delicious Tan Rolls FRIDAY Lemon Chiffcn Pie Chocolate Layer Cake SATURDAY Carmel Nut Kolls Coconut Cream' Pie Apple Sauce CUke Just Phone 84 aAtp.f? Southeast Corner 6th anilia sister-in-law, Mrs. E. O. Mayfield, who is making her home with her sister, Mrs. William Hartsook. Harry Patterson went to Lincoln Saturday night to spend Sunday with his son Ralph and family. He was accompanied by Don Hoffman, who was returning to hi3 studies at the university. Frank Johannes of Plattsmouth was here this week rearranging the meat department counters at Joes Nu-Way Market. Mrs. Grare Plybon The pupils of the grade rooms and a large number of visitors attended the play given by the grammar room students, Friday afternoon, April 18. Miss Jarmine, the teacher had the cast well coached. John Hall and Dale Rockwell are absent from school because of whooping cough. Eloise Bishop ha3 scarletina. The wedding of Miss Betty Lou Twiford and Mr. Joe V. Lamb was solemnized at First Methodist church, Lincoln, Sunday, April 20, at 4 P. M. The bride is a great niece of Frank and Amy Hoffman, and a niece of Lyman Cromwell. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hollenbeck and little son were week end guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hollenbeck. They came from their home at Fort Crook. Mrs. and Mrs. Arlo Pratt and Mrs" .Laura Deles Dernier were Sunday guests April 13, of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Capwell in Lincoln and attended services at St. Paul's church. The seniors are now practicing their play which is scheduled to be given May 9, at the community building. John McKay celebrated hi3 85th birthday April 18. He received a number of gifts and messages. Mr. McKay has specialized in the planting and culture of fruit of various kinds. He has worked with Agriculturist Hoppert. John Wood is back at his store following an absence of 2 weeks because of illness. Mrs. Willis R. Holmes of Glen wood, Iowa, a former local resi dent, visited here Thursday. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs. V. Hubbel and her daughter- in law, Mrs. Winston Holmes, Mrs. Holmes is a sister of Lester B. Dal-ton. Flowersi For All Occasions Call 734 KOFMOCKEL FLOWERS S -f Bettors Coff Shop 106 IV. 6lh Plattsmouth Phone 734 See or Call Us For Corsages and Boutonnieres f "Floral Arrangements of Any Kind" HOFMOCKEL FLOWER SHOP GomCC. MILLION HOLLAR WAREHOUSE Fink Plalouile 16-Piecer Dish Sets SAL on aurrrn A OVR REG. 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