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MONDAY, AUCUST 25, 1947 PACE SIX MALE HELP WANTED Sales representative for Plattsmouth and surrounding area. Earn ings $5,000 to $10,000 per year. Write Box 19, Journal. 75-2te FOR SALE Fauce hot auto matic gas water heater. Good condition, $25.00. See after G p. m. Abner C. Kimball, 918 1st Ave., Plattsmouth. 76-He. Society Personal THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA I I II.L I I I Will I ' II I m - jc i i i r ' r1"" " T " ' FOR SALE Duroc boars, also Funk's Hybrid seed corn. Rich ard Sack, Murray, Nebr. 76-2to. Waited BY THELMA OLSON PHONE 45 or 6 Wetenkamps and Fradys Return Home The Glenn Wetenkamps and John Fradys have returned from a four-week motor and camping trip to the Northwest and Cali fornia. Those going on the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Weten kamp and four children, Mrs. Mary Janney, Mrs. Virgie Frady, John Frady and his nephew, George Frady. Leaving here the middle of July, the party went to Yellow stone Park where they staj'ed nearly a week. Heading to the Northwest, they visited at Hele na, then went on to the Grand Coulee dam near Spokane. Going to Seattle and Tacoma they made their way south along the coast to San Francisco. On the ir home journey they came by way of Salt Lake City, the Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes and Boulder, Colo. They covered more than 6,500 miles. Walt Farris who recently un derwent an operation at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lincoln is recuperating at home. He expects to soon be on the job again at George's Shop. Mrs. Troise Is Visiting Here Mrs. Lorene Troise of New York City is visiting at the home of her grandfather, B. W. Living ston :nd family. She is also vis iting her friend, Miss Helen Eit ing. Mrs. Zella Traudt was a visitor in Omaha Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hen nings. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Becker and Billy and Mrs. Earl Becker were in Sidney. Iowa Thursday evening- to attend the rodeo. National Officer At County Convention Mrs. Hiram Houghton, second vice president of the General Federation of Woman's clubs, will be the speaker on the morn ing program when the Cass County Federation of Woman's clubs meets in Union on Septem ber 23. Mrs. Houghton is from Red Oak, Iowa. Mrs. L. W. Egenberger. presi of the Cass County Federation will preside at the meeting. Party for Sandra Rainey Little Sandra Rainey was hon ored on her fourth birthday I CASS THEATRE Last Time Mon Au?. 25 Teresa Wright and Robert Mitchum "PURSUED" Color Cartoon and News Tuesday Only, Aug:. 26 Bargain Day 12c & 20c Ginger Rogers and David Niven "MAGNIFICENT DOLL" The Tempestuous Story of Dolly Madison! Also Comedy Sc Novelty Wed. Si Thurs., Aug:. 27-28 Double Feature John Payne & June Haver "WAKE UP DREAM" Thrill of Adventure . . . Joy of Living-. . . AH in Technicolor and Tex O'Brien and Jim Newill "SHOOTIN IRONS" A Short Story of the West . . . West of Texas! Night Shows, 7:00 and 9:30 J SPECIAL Guernsey Dairy Sale! SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 17 head from the Ben Cain herd; 10 cows milking now; 1 registered bull, 18 mo. old; balance young cattle; one milking machine, used 6 months. Plattsmouth Sales Barn ' Also Regular Run of Livestock Will Be Sold Thursday afternoon with a party at the home of her sister, Mrs. Dale Jackson. The honor guest and her little friends played sev eral games after which she opened her gifts. A party lunch was served by the hostess. Out-of-town guests were Sandra's aunt and cousins from Everest, Kansas. Mrs. L. H. McConaha and children, Kay, Nency Lou, Earl Lee and Jeanette. Others present were Linda Brittain, Rosalie Rae Olson, El don Reeder, Judy Rae Simons, Una Eraas, Ha Jane. David and Elmer Gochenour, Mrs. William Gochenour, Mrs. George Stones, Mrs. Alvin Smock, the honor guest and her sister, the hostess. Visit Lake Region Mr. and Mrs. Smock and daughter, Elva Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mendenhall and Lanny Ray, returned recently from a trip to the lake regions in Minnesota. Staying at Pine City, Minn., for several days, they also visited in Wisconsin before com int? home. Mrs. Smock and Mrs. Menden hall left Saturday for a week's visit at Springfield, Mo. Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carneal observed their 14th wedding an niversary Saturday in company with a group of friends who at tended the rodeo in Sidney, la. The group also enjoyed a dinner in the Blue Room at the Grand Hotel in Nebraska Citv. Inclu ded in the partv were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nolte, Springfield. Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blotzer. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mei singer. Merle Dean and Beverly, and the hosts. Returning from Sidney the Snells and the Car neals attended, the show at the Cass theater as a final celebra tion of the anniversary. Suffers Heart Attack Mrs. Ruth Koukal is in Metho dist hospital. Omaha, where she was taken Friday after suffering a light heart attack. She will be there until the end of this week. Phone Muliral Loan & Finance Co. for LOANS or INSUR ANCE. Will Visit Alaska Mrs. Rita Rainey left this morning after a visit here with her aunt, Mrs. E. M. Buttery. Mrs. Rainev. whose home is in La Junta, Colo., will go by train to Seattle from which point she will leave next week by plane for Nome. Alaska, where she will visit her daughter for two weeks. A guest in the F. I. Rea home is James Lamaire. enroute from his former home in Grand Forks, North Dakota, to Los Angeles where he is now located. Mr. La maire and Richard Rea were shipmates in the navy for several years. nome from St. Louis Mary Jo Rcbal has returned from a very pleasant week's vis it in St. Louis with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Couch and her cousin. Jack. She visited many places of interest, includ ing the various parks and the zoo. She also attended a perform ance of the famous open air op era of St. Louis. An added en joyment was a trip by boat down the Mississippi. RECEIVES ASSIGNMENT Lieutenant R. F. Rebal, M. D., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rebal. has received his assignment and is now in the attending surgeon's office at Ft. Knox, Kentucky. This office cares for the personel and their families. Mrs. Rebal, a graduate nurse, is residing with her husband at Ft. Knox. Aria Jane Kneer To Wed in October Mr. and Mrs. Erwin A Kneer announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their This is a picture of an excellent grassed waterway, established as part of the farm conservation plan which U. S. Soil Conservation Service technicians helped the farmer work out for his land. The waterway disposes of excess water from the fields that drain into it slowly and without erosion. It also produces a hay or grass seed crop. Photo by Soil Conservation Service. I Calendar jj Tuesday, August 26 Knig-hts of Columbus will hold a business meeting at 8:00 p. m. Tuesday in the Holy Rosary par ish hall rooms. The Rotary club will meet at 12:15 Tuesday noon in the Hotel dining room. Wednesday, August 27 The Korn Karnival committee will meet at 7:45 p. m. Wednes day in the Pine Room, Hotel cof fee shop. Open to the public. daughter, Aria Jane, to Jack Si vinski. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sivinski of Arthur, Iowa. The wedding will occur October 4th at St. John's church here. Gleaners Circle' Thursday evening the Glean ers circle of the WSCS met at the home of Mrs. Daisy Sher wood, with assistine hostesses Miss Grace Perry, Mrs. Albert Funk, Mrs. Lowell Hamblen and Mrs. Harold Stewart. Twenty members and nine visitors were present. CASH available at .'Mutual Loan & Finance Co. Mrs. Zulemma Dye was in Fairbury on Thursday. Good Cause Kensington Mrs. Olgrx Storm. Attorney Madge Garnett and Attorney Florence Fouchek were hostesses Wednesday evening when the Good Cause Kensington met at the home of Miss Fouchek. A good attendance marked the meeting. After the business mat ters were taken care of the eve ning was devoted to entertain ment of a social nature. Refresh ments were served by the hos tesses. Admitted to Hospital Mrs. David Robinson entered Lutheran hospital in Omaha Thursday where she was to re main a week for observation and treatment. To Return from Overseas Service Robert E. Wood, Seaman, first class, writes home that he hopes to leave Pearl Harbor about Sep tember 10 to reach here October 7. Seaman Wood has not been home since February, 1943. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Day. Missionary Group Met Thursday Mrs. Lester Thimgan was hos tess to the members of the Mis sionary Society of the First Christian church in a meeting at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Thimgan, assisted by Mrs. Martha Thimgan, was also leader of the lesson discussion. The top ic under study was "Evangelism in the Home." Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. The next meeting will be Sep tember 18 at the home of Mrs. LeRoy Covert. Mrs. C. J. White will be the leader. Suits, Coats and Dresses made new again by Plattsmouth Clean ers. Mrs. E. A. Cadwell returned this morning from Charleston, West Virginia, where she has been the past ten weeks with her daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Gunnoe and Mr. Gunnoe. While there she was on hand to welcome the ar rival of a new eranHdaiiohtpr ! Carol Lee Gunnoe. , Mrs. John Gleason of Murray leu mis morning by tram for California where she will visit relatives. Lois Giles Hnnnre I Rachel Rohertn ! Honoring Miss Rachel PnKorf, u vav- uu oi aan irancisco, Miss Lois Giles entertained a group of friends and former classmates Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Giles. In the game of observation prizes were won by Mrs. Olin Morris, Mrs. Glenn Simard and Miss Wilhelmina Henricksen. Out-of-town guests included the guest of honor. Miss Robert son of San Francisco, Mrs. Glenn Thacker, Nehawka, Mrs. Olin MorrR Mrs. James Comstock, Mrs. Edward Wchrbein and Mrs. Thomas Grosshans, Murray. Here from West Coast Dr. and Mrs. John Gilmore of Santa Monica, Calif, arrived last week for a visit with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. George Gilmore of Murray. They expect to leave this week for home. James Edward Pankonin Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Pan konin announce the birth of a son. James Edward, born August 23 in St. Catherine's hospital. Omaha. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Case, Plattsmouth, and Mrs. William Pankonin, Louisville. Honoring Adolph Siemoneit of St. Louis, who is visiting rela tives in this vicinity, the Pe tereit. Halmcs. Siemoneit and Potschies families entertained at a picnic Sunday. Guests of Mrs. Anna Wiles left Friday morning after a two week visit here and with relatives in Murray and Weeping Water. The visitors were her cousin, William Rickard and his friend, Olo Gor don, both of Hicksville, Ohio. The two men had not been here since a previous visit made 34 years ago. Newcastle- Disease Vaccination Still Experimental Vaccination for Newcastle di sease, today's fastest-spreading threat to American poultry flocks, is still in the experimental stage. That was the warning sounded by a committee of the American Veterinary Medical Association at the annual con vention of the organization this week. The Association committee on biological products was not ready to accept this vaccination at the present time according to the re port of the group. Current ef forts to develop a more efficient vaccine may prove fruitful but further evidence is needed to show that the vaccine furnishes adequate protection under field conditions during an epidemic of Newcastle disease. Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, Omaha, are the parents of a baby boy born the first part of this month. Mrs. Jones is the form er' Alice Prohaska, daughter of Fred Prohaska of this city. Miss Margaret Morehouse of Tekamah has been visiting her friend, Miss Helen Wiles, the past two weeks. Msgr. Joseph Przudick of Lin coln was here Thursday to visit with Father Cassimir Brobrowski of St. John's church. The Glen Phillips family moved the first of last week to the Guy Wiles farm three miles south of Plattsmouth. The total weight of the air around the earth is nearly 6 mil lion billion tons. Occo-Lac is a mineral sup plement, for tified with yeast for live stock and poultry. Helps Increase the digestibility of all feeds when added to ration either by wet or dry method. Ask me for details. YOUR OCCO SERVICE MAN Abner C. Kimball 918 First Ave. Phone 105-W Plattsmouth, Nebr. Notices NOTICE SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Will have a representa tive in Plattsmouth and surrounding- vicinity once a week. We will oil and ad just any make sewing1 machine free of charge. Write Cox 41 Care of Plattsmouth Journal PUBLIC AUCTION I will sell at Public Auction, for cash, my 10-acre tract includ ing all modern 9-room house, two large barns, part cement floors, and cow stanchions, on good gravel road, close to town. Electricity. Will offer first the house with one square acre, then the nine acres and outbuildings, and then the en tire 10-acre tract with all buildings, and will sell the way it brings the most money. This is a beautiful acreage home. Terms 20 cash day of sale, balance cash on or before March 1, 1948. Sale date, Sat urday, August 30, at 3:00 o'clock P.M., on the premises, 'z mile West of Steinhart Park, Nebraska City, Nebr. Look this over any time. Wm. B. Hese mann, owner, Nebraska City Nebraska. 75-3tc. Lost and Found 4 LOST Legion Auxiliary pin. Phone 694 J. 76-ltp FOUND Car keys 20-2865. Owner may have by calling at Journal office and paying for this ad. 76-ltc SOFTBALL NOTES The Hinky-Dinky Softball team lost to the Crown Can company Sunday evening in the opening game of the Nebraska City Jay cee softball tournament. The score was 6-1. The Omaha Hinky-Dinky team beat the local Hinky-Dinky nine Sunday afternoon at 4:30 here by a score of 5-2. In a 6 o'clock game Sunday, Marty's team beat Timm's in a 7-5 score. Tonight the final game of the league schedule will be played. Marty's will clash with Hinky Dinky in a 6 o'clock game. The league tournament games will be played as soon as possible after the lights are installed at the athletic field. Wets, Stay Away GALENA, Kan. (U.R) The max imum penalty for drunkenness in Galena in dry Kansas but just across the state line from wet Missouri, has been greatly in creased. Under a new city ordi nance, the $7 maximum fine has been changed to a $100 top limit, with as much as 90 days in jail added in extreme cases. For Piggies that Pay Try Wayne Feed Palatable Hog Food Pre-Fabricated We Deliver Feeds Brink's Chicago Avenue If you have found it, or lost it, or wrr to buy or sell it. JOURNAL WANT-ADS BRING RESULTS! STRAYED One white faced steer, about 800 pounds. Please notify Karl Grosshans. Ph. 181. 76-2tc Help Wanted 10 WANTED Night nurse, aged 18 to 45. Experience not neces sary. Tel. 115W. 76-ltc WANTED Middle aged house keener, full time, in the home of Dr. G. H. Gilmore at Mur ray. Excellent working condi tions, good pav. Phone Murray 1011. 76-ltp WANTED Washings and iron in es. Done reasonably. Phone 482J. Mrs. Ver Propp. 71-6tc WANTED Young men and wo men to train for airline posi tions. Hundreds of positions open as Flight Radio Oper ators, Ground Radio Operators, Tranportation Agents, Ticket Agents, Reservation Agents. Approved for veteran training. Send name, age, education, address and phone number to Midwestern Schools Incorpor ated, P. O. Box 23, Omaha, Nebraska. 70-8tp Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone for the cards and calls during my stay in the hospital. HAROLD VOGLER. 76-ltp. CARD OF THANKS I want to take this means of thanking Plattsmouth and Cass County residents for their pa tronage. Robert Busick, former proprietor of the Davis Paint Store. 76-ltp. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our kind friends and neighbors for their many kind expressions of sympathy and condolence at the time of the loss of our hus band and father. MRS. CLAUDE COLBY and FAMILY 76-ltp BIRTHS Sons: Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Mur dock; Clarence and Mary Favors, Weeping Water. Daughters: Rev. and Mrs. David Tromler, Louisville; David and Louella Ziers, Louisville. For Fun & Prizes Join BOB & FLEDA in ) 1 NAME IT & PLAY IT 12:15 p.m., Tues. & Thurs. ( I2Q ON VOUK DlfcL ) Hen & Hog Houses SIP 1 For Fun & Prizes I. f.n.;r nriR s, vi i?n .1 I 1 TOWN PRICES We Buy and PAID AT Pick tip Poultry YOUR HOME and Eggs Hatchery Phone 107 WANTED Two waitresses. Phil's Cafe. Phone 71. 75- 2tc. HELP WANTED Night cook and waitress. Apply Night and Day Cafe. 75-2tc HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE Man or woman steady income averaging $45 weekly. Call on customers for famous Watkins products in city of Platts mouth. No investment. Bus iness established immediate earnings. Write J. R. Watkins Co., D-77, Winona, Minn. 76- ltp Servtrm Oiini 12 Practical Nursing INSTRUCTION FEMALE EASY TO LEARN AT HOME Instruction. Prepare now for this interesting, well paid work. Nurses are needed many earn while learning. Spare time training plan wel comed by doctors. High school not necessary. Information FREE. Write today. Wayne School of Practical Nursing, Box W, 7o Plattsmouth Jour nal. 76-ltp WE CAN Furnish you with Crushed Rock, Building Stone. And do vour Dirt Moving-. Phone 132W. Charles H. Gross hans, Plattsmouth. 76-tfc WANTED Washing and ironing. Picked ud and delivered. Phone 482W. 75-4tc INSTRUCTION GET A GOVERNMENT JOB! Men. women. Preoare for Ne braska examination. Samde machine book on Civil Service FREE. Write Box I. tf. Jour nal, Plattsmouth, Nebr. 66-1 4tc. INSTRUCTION. MALE Would like to hear from reliable men who would like to train in soare time to overhaul and in stall Refrigeration and Air Conditioning equipment. Should be mechanically in clined. Will not interfere with your Dresent work. Veterans and Civilians. For information about this training, write at once giving name, address, age snd your working hours. Box 38 in rare of the Plattsmouth Journal. 76-ltp Articles for Salt 20 FOR SALE 25-A John Deere picker. In good condition. Rea sonable price. Phone 4911, Murray. 74-3tp ACREAGE FOR SALE 10.5 acres in city limits with small house and other buildings. Lo cation on gravel road offers several excellent building sites. Reasonable price. Good invesf ment. Loris B. Long-. Tel. 250 or 337. - 75-2tc FOR SALE Cabinet Philco ra dio. Phone 292W. 75-2tc FOR SALE Duroc Jersey boar. John Kaufman, 576J. 75-2tc FOR SALE Norge 8-foot elec tric refrigerator in excellent condition. Not old and not junk. Phone 208 J, Platts mouth. 75-ltp ACREAGE FOR SALE 1.25 acres in city limits, small house with bath, automatic hot water, garage, chicken houses, fruit, on paving. Low price. Loris B. Long. Tel. 250 or 337 ?5-2tc FOR SALE Girls bicycle, good condition. Phone 460. 7-2tp FOR SALE 1939 De Soto For dor; radio and heater. Call No. 107. . 76-2tc FOR SALE Play pen and hieh chair. Phone 492W. 75-2tp HOME FOR SALE Small home with.liehts, gas, and water Immediate possession. Re duced price. Loris B. Long. TpI 5S0 or 337. 75-2tC CUSHMAN two-sDeed 1947 mo tor scooter, $270. Phone 354-J. 75-2tc. FOR SALE Spring fries. 38 cents per pound. Phone 530W. Smith Avenue. 75-2tc FOR SALE One new Oliver 60 row crop tractor, list price. Ul rich Implement Co., Phone 619, Plattsmouth. 76-ltp FOR SALE Yellow ear corn. Phone 354J. 76-2tc FOR SALE 16-inch oscillating fan. Furnace blower and mo tor. Art's Barber Shop. 76-ltp FOR SALE 40 bushels rye seed. $2.50 per bushel. Phone 5312. 76-2tp FOR SALE Have young chick ens, dressed or alive. Dressed. 35 cents per pound. Call at house by last street light on north 8th. Cecil Wood, Platts mouth. 76-ltp FOR SALE 5 room modern home, two lots on pavement. Complete with new furniture. .$5,500. Phone 339J. .76-2tp, WANTED Red clover anl sweet clover ?cd. Kuhl Hoerj Co., Ashland, Nebr. 76-3to WANTED A ride to OituJiT each morninp, Monday through Friday. Arrive in Omaha by 7:45 a.m. Phone C33-W. 72-8tp. WANTED House work rM cleaning. Bonnie Bishop, 1702 Avenue A. Phone C24J. 72-tfe WANTED Plattsmouth business man wants to rent 3 or 4-bed-room house. Must be modern and well located. Will pay rea sonable rental. Permanent res ident. Write Box CG, in care of Plattsmouth Journal. 67-tfc COMPLETELY rebuilt home, 4 rooms and bath, with 4-mon basement, 2 lots. Phone 4H-J. 67-ftc. Wanted to Bay 29 WANTED TO BUY Red clover and sweet clover seed. Kuhl Reece Co., Ashland. Nebraska. 75-77-79-3tc WANTED TO BUY ALfplfa hay. Contact Iowa Alfalfa Company, Pacific Junction. Tn.. Phone 20. 76-10tc WANTED TO BUY Approxi mately two acres with small, modern home, on all-weather road. Call 466W. . 75-3tc. Real Estate for Sale 30 FOR SALE Three-room home, Wintersteen Hill, $900.00 One G-room, and buildings, a dandy. One 5-room and 5 lots. Eight-room house, 3 acres, Lou isville Road. 5-room house on Chicago Avenue. ALSO 1 Building lot on West Main. 1 Building lot on 9th and Ave. F. INCOME PROPERTY House arranged for 3 apart ments. Ori pavement, close ia One new 40x40 cement block building and all equipmenf for welding and repair work Building lot on West Main St One 80-acre farm east of Murrai SOLD Need Listings. Acreages and Farms. City Property. Siemers Real Estate and Insurance Offices at Double E Groceries 74-ltc HOME FOR SALE Six room home in north part of town with lights and water. Reason able price. Loris B. Long. Tel. 250 or 337. 76-ltc TRAILER HOME FOR SALE Dandy trailer, recently redec orated throughout. Loris B. Long. Tel. 250 or 337. 76-ltc HOME FOR SALE All-modem 6-room home on gravel road. Reasonable price. Loris B. Long. Tel. 250 or 337. 75-2tc HOME FOR SALE 6-room home with water and lights, newly painted and ' redecora ted throughout. Reasonable price. Immediate possession. Loris B. Long. Tel. 250 or 337. 75-2tc Real Estate for Rent 40 FOR RENT Two room fur nished apartment. young1 couple preferred. 714 So. 2nd Street, Phone 712W. 76-ltp Wanted to Rent SO WANTED To rvnt or buy cheap wheel chair. Call 4922, Flossie Redd, as our phone is now in order. 76-ltp WANTED TO RENT-SO to 80 acre farm not too far from PlatUmouth. Write Cecil WckvI Plattsmouth. Nebr. 76-2tp WANTED TO RENT r 160 acj-ea or rtwrt Rav Low rey, Rt. 1, Louisville NVbr. 7S-2tp. URGENT that I rt, 4 to " room unfttmisiut h0u or apartment IWow my hu$bvi 3 i t