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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1947)
9 MONDAY, JUNr, 9, lf 17. Mrs. Elmer Gochenour is re covering nicely after an -appendix operation which she under went last Tuesday in Methodist hospital in Omaha. 2. awi u U Your curtains will look like new when we launder them! Rugs and Chenille Spreads can be thor oughly cleaned to a new-like freshness, too. For a BRIGHTER HOME and a BRIGHTER YOU CALL 718 TODAY! THE MODERN LAUNDRY "We Pick Up 318 Main Street. . - WHEN YOUR CAR GETS LET USi BUMF AND. MAKE IT. Our bodv and fender specialists and rCIlUlMllUg CAUCUS Will I1U1I UUl - illl body and fender dents and make your car look new again; Original factory colors are matched to harmonize with balance of car. See us for prompt, effi-! cient service and reasonable prices;' PLATTSMOUTH MOTORS "Your Friendly Ford Dealer" PHONE 44. Washington Ave. Plattsmouth ITlhe FSatttsoiniciiinttlhi Careaoimesry Phone 94 Mrs Walter P. Gray. Jr., of, Washington, D. C. departed Fri-' day for her home after a two- weeks visit with Mrs. T. E. 01 son and family. SPOTLESS WHEN WE LAUNDER THEM! and Deliver" Plattsmouth - . .wwVwV-v--v TTTT TTT--WTr 17 LIKE NEW AGAIN EVERYBODY'S HAPPY on a "Model Farm" That's because a "model" farmer sees to it that his poul try and livestock get the kind of feed to make them most productive in terms of milk, meat, eggs and cash. ..Are you sure you're getting the most out of your cows, pigs and hens? Maybe added supple mentary vitamins with Gooch's or Hill's Feed, minerals or soy will make them turn out more. Have our feed truck stop at your farm its next time out. CALL 94 No Charge for Delivery! "HOME of CASCO BUTTER" We Buy Poultry, Eggs and Cream 203 Main St. Out Our Wav B.CK, FOLKS- ( T SWEAR I'LL OET EVEW.' I BACK A 1 Give him a 1 ifOTo a shelf im the garage an? j V AiR.' I V YOU PRA3 ME RTRTY YARES TO w X i V. TH" FROMT LAWN) FOR AIR IF X i if I I HADN'T COME HO, I'P OF C-0. V BEEN DOWN TOWN!.' X S-' i 1. l . BLTT I WA9 -VA 1 AWAY eETTlMS ) - ivi .-J li6&PL WAITER BM lift J, VMS J and VtTT w v i r tazrr. ;m.s. Eva Mae Lingle Weds Maynard iRippe Miss Eva Mae Lingle, daugh-'was neld at Anderson's pavillion j repo. U d his condition was bet ter of Mr and Mrs Tnhn T innin ' m Syracuse. jter- ana mavnarrt Kmnp r,r tu ; -i J Hit T , ullu ''i . JUnn KIDDP. WPrr unit-, ed in mnrri.npn ThiiT-cHov TVTr,,- i 29, 1947. at North Rrnnrh 'f.nth. I ieran church at seven o'clock in I .the evening. j Win the church decorated, with FDtir.g flowers, the Rev. George' Eergstrasser performed a double ring ceremony in the presence; of rranv reatives and friends, i i ne ryide was given in mar- ! riaie by her father. j The bride, gowned in white! MoiTiS-RoSS slipper satin with insets of lace. ' r , ,V , I wearing a three yard train, wore! V eaCling' VOWS a finger tip veil held in place; Q1111fnv Tnno 1 bv a halo of orange blossoms, j UI 1U cl She wore a three-strand pearl j One of the outstanding social necklace, gift of the groom, and ! events of the season was the wed earricd white, bride's roses tied! ding of Miss Ruth Morris, daugh with satin ribbon streamers end-j tcr of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Morris, ine in knots of split carnations t nf rn;r,n nnn virtnr T?n;s nf '?. Miss Elaine R'ippe. sister of the groom, was maid of honor. She wore yellow marauisette and a net halo. She carried white daisies and carnation. Brides maids were Miss Lora Rippe eowned in blue and M;ss Maxine Segel dressed in b'ue marquiset te. They carri d blue and pink chiffon kerchiefs and wore halos of pink and blue. Junior Lingle. brother of the bride acted as best man. Other attendants of. the groom were Raymond Rippe and Elvin Em hoff. Serving as ushers were Stanley Stukenholtz and Glen Kirkoff. Flower girls were Norma Jean Schuman and Kathleen Kircholf. both wearing long blue-net dresses and carrying white bas kets of flowers, ter carried the Roger r-eumeis-rings in a calla lily. Mrs. Robert Woest, Hastings, cousin of the bride was at the organ. She also accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Carst-en who sang "Because," and "This Is Always." Preceding the ctremony the bride's parents were hosts at a pre-nuptial reception in the church parlors for 70 'guests. A three tier cake topped with min iature bride and groom, baked by Mrs. John Hinrichs, of Ne braska City, centered the pink t v Plattsmouth .1 1: THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA J. R. Williams p'1 ' '' ' ' . .. THE EXH:BiTlOKl ,.r- '.yA'T j land white decorated table. Misses j 'i'-- - A. JJavis ana Mrs. joe 'Lena Kolsch and Arlene Ge,ss 'Ric'ittr were shopping in Platts j served, with Miss Kolsch also; mouth Saturday morning. Mrs. j in charge of the guest book. j at the Methodist hospital in I Fullowinsr the weddinc a dance ;Omr.ha Saturday afternoon. She J-"c uxjuc- eiuuaau num mc lA, - ,. - , Viinl-, chdf. unlh the Plaic v of 1944 ana aiit-nuea rcru siaxe Teacher's College. For the past past throe 'cars she has bcen teach- ling. The groom graduated from the Avoca high school with the class of 1943 and has been assisting his father on the farm. They will be at home en a farm near Elmwood. hawka, which took place Sunday afternoon. June 1, at 2:00 o'clock at the Methodist church in Un ion. The bride was given in mar-j riace by her father. . The bride's only attendant was ; Miss Elizabeth Faris of Union, a? , m ud of honor. ! Billy Ross, brother of the groom, served as best man. I Jimmy Morris was ring bearer and. Carolyn Morris acted as flower girl. They are the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs Olin Morris cf Murray, and nephew and niece of the bride. Preceding thf ceremony. Mrs. Ivan Hansen of Nehawka, sang "I Love You Truly," accom panied at the piano bv Mrs. Ed ward W.ehrbein of Plattsmouth. who also played during the cere mony. Following the wedding, a re ception was held in the church parlors, where ice cream, cake and coffee was served by Mary Lou Garrison, Mrs. Olin Morris and Mrs. James Comstock to the se'entv-ceven invited guests. Miss Doris Anderson was in charge of the guest book. Immediately following wedding and reception, Mr. Mrs. Ross departed for a weeks trip to Colorado. the and two Murray ! Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Greene, j Douglas and Gary, Mr. A. L. ! Todd and Mrs. Emil Meisinger I and Virginia Mae Cameron were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrasek, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Neill and family and Mrs. E. O. Howe and Shirley were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rich- I ter Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Wurukrlish were also dinner guests at the Richter home. I Miss Frances Sack is planning to teturn to summer school at Peru this summer, j t Because of redecorating being ;done to the Presbyterian church ; by Earl Mrritt, Bible school and ! churc h have been held at the ; school house. ! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrasek and Nancy Lee were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Frans and girls were shopping in Omaha . Saturday. ! Mr and Mrs. Bud Nickels and j Elaine were shopping in Omaha ,Thrrrday. Mis Earl Mrasek and Nancy, Miss Clara Mrasek and Mrs. Her man Richter and Margaret were shopping in Omaha Saturday, Suzanne Boedecker has been ill for the past several days. Mr. nd Mrs. C. D. Spangler were shopping in Plattsmouth Saii-rday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Radtke and family were visiting friends and relatives in South Dakota last week. Th' United Society of Chris tian Endeavor was held at the Christian Church. Joan Smith wai song leader and Eddie Nel son, leader. After Jtne regxuar meeting a party was held, "ames played and refreshments served by sponsors. F red Hild became seriously ill Thursday nipht at his home in Murray. Friday morning he va5 t.'.ken to the Clarkson hos pital where he is recuperating. Mr? Fred Hild and Henry Hild visited Mrs. Cecilia Wulf at the St. Mary's hospital Sun- rs. Wulf fell and broke her hip at Avoca Thifrsday. M'"s. Fox of Washington is vis iting at the home of her sister Mrf. Hac-heal Faris. She was met Tuesday by Mr. and G,-ore Rieke and family parjs Mrs. George Rieke Mr. Mid family. Mrs. Fox. Mr. and! C'jrtis Paris and family Racheal Faris attended ion Wedding anniversary and Mrs. Copenhaver in e Saturday. Mrs. Faris Fox stayed a few days case. Mr?. Will Cook of Elmwood and Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt Bevry tf Big Springs were vis iting at the C. D. Spangler home afternoon. ----- If V( (' VISllinEf , - . -'""j. tnai i week. Mr. ;md Mrs. Olin Morris and; ichii'Jicn. Mr. and Mrs. James) rom-1-fk and Charlie and Mr.itne weir.cr roasi anu nuKc f-- and M:-s. Chas. Mende attended a v odc'mg in Union Sunday. - D ck Todd was home from the University of Nebraska for the holiday weekend but Returned back to the campus Sunday eve- Ml-, and Mrs. Olin Morris and ! family kit Tuesday for a va-i cat 'on trio in Missouri. CASS THEATRE Last Time Tonipht! Mondav. June 9th Marshall Thompson find a Die Cast in "GALLANT BESS" Al.-o Comedv, Cartoon and News! TUESDAY ONLY! June 10th BARGAIN DAY! Admission l?c & 20c Spencer Tracy and a Big Cast in "STANLEY and LIVINGSTON" Filmed in Africa broucht back as the greatest of all adventure stories! Also Comedv & Novelty Xipht Shows 7:00 & 9:00 Wednesday - Thursday June 11th - 12th DOUBLE FEATURE! Jack Haley - Anne Jeffreys in 'VACATION IN RENO" It's a 3-ring laugfh riot! and Robert Alda nd Andrea King in 4 BEAST WITH FIVE FINGERS" It's a Super-Natural Super-Hit! Night Shows 7:00 & 9 30 Red Ryder f o Otiso cvrn1TSJ f IF hE DCnJ'T SHOiO UP " r 1 GETCH A ' YOU WK)T 1 f ,"7 TK5''fcL !-Ta t-vIS kXJ'4 5t forfeit and ) RYper.' J'?t -t?M v?FC y gAiy ; ' rE s;eo-i2,,aV 1 T ioer Control, "workt'ou ovesTss Vco ' "-"s7. -; 'ff-'ji Svjj vSflzHl STAY AWAY FROn' .. John Stones shopping in Miss Beverly Erubacker has been home several days 'after whirh she plans to return to Wosleyan University for summer schc ol. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE FOR ! IVAN J. TAYLOR I Ivan J. Taylor was pleasantly surprised on his birthday, Sun-' day, June 1, when guests came laden with baskets for an in- j uour picnic, snaring in me non- ! ors ivir. layiors aaugnter, jvnss na iayior, wnose Dirinaay 1 occurred the following day.' ' The surprise was planned by I Mrs. Ben Kintzel of Omaha, and i Mrs. Albert Todd, daughters of ; Mr. Taylor. Two long tables were used to seat the guests. On each table was a large birthday cake made by Mrs. Kintzel. The evening was spent remi nescing and visiting, and at a late hour a delicious luncheon was served, with the relatives and puests presenting many love ly gifts to the honorees and wish ing them many more pleasant birthdays. JEAN SCHOOL J HAS PICNIC The Jean School, District No. 3. had its annual nicnic recent- x x, t r,i0 irri i:u. n,nu-n.ims j - - - .- -- - j a"Ke en.ioyea me tests ana prizes. me nignngni 01 uif tWOUHO Producer, Refiners, Mr. and Mrs. and family were Omaha Saturday. Ar,' "WfJS'.Jr .. . -'X'-, :.:.::...,..;:....;.....; i ,rrCTric,''.4w. - i ., & dinner. The outmg was sponsored by the teacher, Mrs. Kathryn San-din. PROTECT THEM WITH LEDERLE'S ANTI-HOG CHOLERA SERUM and HOG CHOLERA VIRUS For the Prevention and Treatment of Hojr Cholera either by Serum alone or the Simultaneous Treatment. COMPETE STOCK of SERUMS and REMEDIES for ALL LIVESTOCK and POULTRY! "Walgreen Agency 502 Main St. Phone 46. r 4'i Champfin Hl-V-I v. T I 1 I i 4 4 Aviation Oils ate built to ' Resist Heat . . . withstand Pressures and Friction... ..:,..:..,, to lubricate and protect metal surfaces of your motor. These Champlin Quality Oils went to war to help lubricate Uncle Sam's mechanized and air eauioment and came out with flying colors . . . Champlin post war Hl-V-I oils are even better as a result of these gruelling tests. This year, play safe, as thousands ... Hit the Harvest wi:h Hl-V-I, oil that flows frsc'y cr zsro ond boiling and cbove. There is a frier" Champlin Dealer in your community. He will help ycu with ysur lubrication problems. CHAMPUN REFINING COMPANY Enid, Oklahoma Distributor of Quality Ptrolum PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pritchard of Brooklyn, New York are visit ing her mother, Mrs. Alice AhT- rep. 9 Plattsmouth utith (High Vi.co.ity Indexl of other farmers ore doing the twin-action aviation below . . . Stands up at Product Since 1916 Fred Herman ... ............. f LLJa . -