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MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1947 THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, JOURNAL PAGE SEVEN Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sudduth had as their guests Thursday afternoon, Miss Margaret ' Heeb- Wanted to Buy RED CLOVER AND ALFALFA SEED We do custom cleaning of seed at reasonable charges. Edward Bartling Seed Co. Nebraska City, Nebr. -fa Pneumonia is a disease which strikes swiftly and proceeds quickly and dramatically to a crisis. Until recent years little could be done to help the patient. The brief decisive struggle between the infection and the pa- tient earned for pneumonia the dreadful title, "Captain of the men of death." In the parlance of the army, the captain has been ;'busted." First came antipneumococcic serum, which re moved one bar. Later, powerful sulfa drugs teamed up with serum to completely break the captain. Both of these powerful weapons are kept in readiness in our prescrip tion department, waiting only for the physician's orders FELDHOUSEN DRUGS "Your Friendly. Fred J. Feldhousen, PhG. r ! Christmas Comes But Once PLAN TODAY for Smart, Distinctive Gifts Purchased Thru GROVE'S (A small Hamilton Elgin Popular Swiss Watches Signet Rings Grove i i i nor and Mrs. James R. Jabot, of Denver, and their mother, Mrs. John Heobner. Thursday evening- Mr. and Mrs. Sudduth went to Lincoln, and spent the night at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Downs. Business Men's Luncheon Club held their regular meeting Thursday, at the luncheon hour at the Laurel Hotel. The secre tary reports that there was no special business this week. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jamesen and two children, Greg and Car ol Ann, of Alton, Illinois, are the guests of Mr. Jamesen's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jame sen for a two weeks visit. Better Best Extension Club met October 2, in the basement of the Methodist Church, with Mrs. William Knaup and Mrs. Rookstool as hostesses, and Mrs. Lee Stratton and Mrs. J. E. Ren ner as leaders for the program on the "Arrangement of Kitch ens." Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stratton, of Omaha, are the proud parents of a baby daughter, Pamela Jean, born October 2, at St. Joseph's Hospital, in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stratton, of Weeping if, w Drug Store' Phone 165 Easy, Convenient LAY-A -WAY PLAN! down payment holds any cf pictured below). Community Silverplate Wemafionai &fi 1S47 Jewelry Co. Water, are the baby's grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert lloman, of Louisville, announce the birth cf a son, Stephen Charles, born October 2, at St. Mary's Hospi taal, at Nebraska City. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Homan are the baby's grandparents. The front apartment over the Nebraska Bank has been re modelled and Mr. and Mrs. Bur ton Eidenmiller expect to move into it, as socn as it is ready. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wahl quist, of Grand Island, spent the week end with Mrs. Wahlquist's mother, Mrs. J. R. Shannon, while enroute to Kansas City. Nels Petersen has bought the J. E. Morris home, formerly known as the Jewell' home, in the northwest part of Weeping Water. This will make a fine home for Mr. and Mrs. Petersen, j who g-ave up farming and moved into town last year. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morris spent Tuesday at their old horns town, Thurman, Iowa. Rev. and Mrs. John C. Pryor, Mrs. Fred Gorder, Mrs. Ed Lor ensen and Mrs. Swain Nelson left Wednesday morning, for Verdon to attend the two days meeting of the Lincoln Associa tion of Congregational Churches. Friday morning they were joined by Mrs. C. E. Tefft, Miss Esther Tefft, Mrs. Ray Norris, Mrs. Carl Tefft and Mrs. Murray Mutter. All returned home Friday eve ning. Rev. Pryor had charge of the Thursday morning devotions, and he was elected as moderator for the coming year. Mrs. John Pryor left Friday evening, for Crete, to accompany her brother, Rev. G. M. Balzar, and Mrs. Balzar, to Newtdn, Kansas, to attend a home com ing cf former students of Bethel College, where Mrs. Pryor at tended school for two years. The homecoming ends Sunday eve ning. Mrs. Rudolph Hart was hos tess at the meeting of the L.C. V.P. (Ladies Club cf Pleasant View) at her home Thursday af ternoon. This is an Extension Club, and twenty-one members were present to hear the October program about "A r r a n g- i n g i Kitchens". Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ragoos were at Louisville, Sunday, at tending a picnic dinner attended by the members of the Ragoos family, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winter and family, of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner, of Lincoln, were Sunday eve-! ring visitor s at the Edward i Steinkamp home. j Mr. and Mrs. John Heebner, Sr., have been enjoying a visit I ficm their two daughters, Miss! Margaret Heebner and Mrs James R. Jabot, both of Denver, Tnty left Saturday for their re turn trip to their home. Mrs. Nei! Munkres and her mother, Mrs. Young, returned ! a Year the gifts' Enchanting Beautiful Rogers Bros. mm "Skating Vanities of 1948" Coming to Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum, Omaha iiwiwimniyii wm 9iij' J"'W " ryK? "'ff wr wEraziliana" a beautiful production The most elaborate production ever seen in Omaha the ALL NEW sixth edition of "SKATING VANITIES OF 1948" makes its third appearance at Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum. Nov. 4th through Nov. Sth, -with a Sunday matinee on Nov. 9th. This year, the producers of this nationally famous entertainment have outdone themselves in giving their cast of skating luminaries the most lavish costumes and scenic background that a show has ever been adorned with. As even a price less jewel is always enhanced by its setting, so do Gloria Nord, Michael Meehan, Melva Moreno, Eileen Mc Donnell, and all their fellow stars have the benefit of dazzlingly beau tiful wardrobe and stunning scenery and lighting effects. The program is replete with extravagance, from the rousing opening number, "The Grand Parade of the Wooden Sol diers" to the thrilling and nostal gic "Minstrel Days" which brings to a close this knockout 194 S edi tion of "Skating Vanities." In ad dition to these, there is the mag nificent "Silver and Gold Waltz" and the brilliant "Braziliana" home Wednesday after a weeks vi5it at the home of her brother, Robert Young, at Guernsey, Wy oming. Clover Leaf Extension Club met Thursday afternoon at the hrme of Mrs. Henry Ruhga, with a covered dish dinner preceding the meeting, which had "Arrang ing Kitchens'' as its subject, with Mrt. RuhM and Mrs. William Vogt as leaders. Mrs. Ole Olsen returned home Monday, from Chicago, where she had spent a month visiting at the home of her daughters. Since returning home. Mrs. Ol son has been confined to he home by illness. Mr. end Mrs. Robert Shumaker had as their guests last week, Mis. George Vierich, of Los An geles, and Mrs. Shumaker's i NCr' the former Irma Longmon, of Etgle, and o former teacher at Nc hawka. and she is well known in Cass County. Mrs. Henry 'Ruhga spent Tues day in Lincoln visiting at the home of her son, Lloyd Sloan. Lloyd has recently received a fine promotion in his work with the Cornhusker Hotel. Virgil Miller returned home the first part of the week after a two weeks visit at the home of his brother-in-law, and sister. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Baker, at Eassett, Nebraska. " Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Duwe hive moved into the small house belonging- to Mrs. Duwe's mother, on east Eldora Avenue. Mrs. Helen Clark was hostess at the regular meeting of the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Ciub, which was held at her heme, Mrs. Carl Day was an in vited guest at the meeting. Ole Olsen spent the week in Chicago, and returned heme with his wife early in the week. Suits, Coats una Dresses made I lew again by Plattsmouth Clean- trs. See Mutoai Loan & Finance foi that loan. Miss Donna Meisinger was home from Lincoln for the week end to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meisinger. RUPTURE SHIELD EXPERT HERE H. M. SKEVNAN widely known expert of Chicago, will personally, be at the Chicftan Hotel, Council Bluffs, Saturday and Sunday only, October 18 and 19, from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Mr. hevnan ay: The Zottic I Shield is a tremendous improveineTtt j i over all former methods, effecting I immediate result. It win ntt only j hold the rupture perfectly no r.iat- 1 ter the yy.r or lo.-ation hut it vill increase the circulation, strengthen the weakened parts, 'and thereby close the opening; in ten days on the average casf regardless of heavy lifting, straining or any posi tion the boi.H- may assume. A na tionally known scientific method. No under straps or eumhersome ar rangements and absolutely no med icines or medical treatments. - Mr. Shevnan will be glad to dem onstrate without charge G509 N. Artesian Ave., Chicago 45 Large incisional hernia or rup ture following surgicial op eration especially solicited. -ltp rv too i i i 4.' 4 ' (.jtV'r-- : number done in wondrous black-light. number done In wondrous "black light" that makes colors look like somethings never before seen. The second act includes a delightful satire on the classic "Frankie and Johnny" romantic difficulties, an intriguing and exotic number called "In a Modern Mood" and the delightful "A Pretty Girl la Like a Melody" sequence. In the latter, Director Russell Markert brings to life the charming girls that inspired some of the coun try's ageless songs. The producers of "Skating Van ities spared neither the horses nor the bankroll on their new 1948 model, which has been acclaimed as the most sumptuous entertain ment ever to be served the public. Tickets may be ordered by mail by addressing requests to the Omaha Coliseum Corp., Ak-Sar-Ben Field. Omaha. Nebraska. Box and rinkside seats are $2.75 each and reserved seats are $2.00 and $1.25. Checks should be made pay able to the Omaha Coliseum Corp., and a self-addressed, stamped en velope should be Included with orders. Frank Olivers Conclude Vacation La Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. Frank Qliver returned last Tuesday morning to their Jome in Janesville, Wis consin after a two week vacation in Plattsmouth and other points in Nebraska. While " here they were at the home of Mr. Oliver's sister, Mrs. Harry Henton and family. At Manley they visited a brother, Will Oliver and family and at Omaha they were guests of Mrs. Oliver's brother, Hal Woodard and family. Visiting in the western part of the state, they were at the home of Mr. Oliver's sister, Mrs. Charles Csti ; trvman and familv at Oshkosh. Coebels Depart Home Mr. and Mrs. George Goebel left today for their home in Bay City, Michigan. Called here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Goe bcl's brother, Ward Patton, they visited at the R. H. Patton home. During the week they drove to Sterling, Colorado where they took Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Pat tor; and baby back to their home in that city and then returned to Plattsmouth before departing for Eay City. CASH available at Mutual Loan & Finance Co. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Tpplett oi Sioux Falls, South Dakota, arriv ed Friday for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. James Warga and Mr. Warga and children. Mr. Tapplett, former business man here, is renewing acquaintances along Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dig-js were in Hamburg, Iowa Sunday to vis it Mr. Diggs' sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Campbell. Farmers' cash receipts for the fiTst eight months of 1947 to taled $17,400,000,000, about 21 per cent more than last year. Soybean production in the United States has increased 40- fold since 1924- Home Permanents AMAZINGLY EASIER with new, round PLASTIC CURLERS Deluxe Kit, with plastic curlers $200 Regular Kit, fiber curlers $125 Refill, no curlers JJ0Q All prices plus tta HOME PERMANENT THE CREME COLD WAVE SCHREINERS PHARMACY Victory-Defense Service Medals To Be Presented Captain George W. Sparber, Commanding Officer of the Uni ted State Army and Air Force Recruiting Station in Omaha an nounced today that Victory Med h!s and Defense Service Medals have been received and are ready for distribution. The medals, Captain Sparber said, will be distributed in Plattsmouth and vicinity by M-Sgt. Judd Green, AGD and T-Sgt. Andy Callis, Inf. of the special recruiting team which visits Plattsmouth every Wed nesday. Veterans who have been au thorized by the War or Navy Department to wear these med als may obtain them upon pres entation of their discharge cer tificates or similar papers bear ing the required authorization to the special recruiting team with headquarters in the Gas Ccmpany office on the above day each week beginning at- once. For those men unable to obtain their medals during the daylight hours arrangements have been made whereby the special re cruiting team will be v present during the evening between the hours of 6:00 and 9:00 p. m. on Wednesday, October 15th and 22nd at the Veterans of Foreign Wars club rooms, 335 . Main Stieet. , - V Eligible to apply for the De fense Service Medal are all mem bers of the Armed Services who srved between September , 8. 19C-.9 to December 7, 1941 (Pearl Harbor). The Victory Medal is for service between Pearl Har bor and December 31, 1946, in . cLisive. The discharge" papers of most eligible veterans relieved from active duty since V-J day bear a notation that the individ ual is authorized to wear the medal. Modern tomatoes are the de scendents of species no larger than marbles which originated trcusands of years ago. Shades o Fall! Excelsior Curtain Shades Tan, Green, White Sizes 46" to 54" BRENEMAN VENETIAN BLINDS MATNEY FURNITURE STORE 424 Main , Jhore 714 Op'mhns difftr, but . . Too Much Inflation NEW YORK. (U.FD A pledge to keep the price of a glass of draft beer down to 10 cents de spite an increase of $1.24 a barrel at the brewery was made by 1,400 members of the United Restaurant Liquor Dealers of Manhattan. They said they be lieved "inflation has gone far enough." Wrong1 Track CAMDEN, N. J. u.R Racing is Jockey Henri Mora's career. The faster he goes the more money he makes but not off the race track. He was arrested by Cam den Bridge police on a charge of driving 60-miles an hour over the span without a license. 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