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Have Your Summer It's Time to Have That Felt Hat Cleaned and Blocked NOW.' e We Clean Leather Jackets We Dye Suede and Smooth Leather Jackets Garments Cleaned and Stored Until Spring LET US CLEAN YOUR RUGS DRAPERIES CURTAINS EANER I 429 Main Street. . Free Pich-Up and Delivery Service! . PHONE 6118. LUGSCH 1 V - A M M A . k A M Mi M 1 " .11 ! THE FLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, JOURNAL PAGE SIX Thursday, October 30, 1947 ID aloft Mr. and Mis. Jack Thilpot are spending two weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Fern Colbert, in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. John Ileebner, Sr., have bought the M. N. Nel son home, west of the park. They expect to move into town some time before the first of March, as they have to give possession of their farm, by that time. Dannv Stratton, scr. of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stratton, informed us that he has joined the Navy. He expects to leave in about three weeks for San Diego. , Opportunity Extension Club met last Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Knaup, Walter II. Harold R Smith & Lebens Attorneys-at-Law Donat BIdg. - Plattsmouth THOMAS WALLING CO. Abstracts of Title "Title Insurance" riattsmouth, Nebraska with Mrs. Harold Harmon as as sistant hostess, and Mrs. Wil liam Jamesen and Mrs. Lester Parsons as leaders of the pro gram, with "Kitchen Cupboards" as their theme. Mrs. Louis Noble was an invited guest at the meeting. Dorcas Circle of tW. Christian Church met at the hV" of Mrs. Cecil Nichols, withMrs. Ed Freeman assisting- as hostess. Work is progressing toward their bazaar, which will be held dur ing the early part of December. M. L. DeCraen was called to Kewanee, Illinois last week by the death of his father. Henry Knaup left early last Sunday morning for Rock Ra pids, Iowa on a business trip. Mrs. C. E. Teffl, Miss Esther Tefft, Mrs. Ralph Keckler, Mrs. L. P. Wolcott and Mrs. Ben Ol ive went to Nchawka last Tues day afternoon to attend a meet ing of the Daughters of the American Revolution, at the home of Mrs. Marion Tucker, when Miss Wilda Mitchell was the guest speaker. She told of her travels in Japan during the war, and showed some interest ing things brought home from that country. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Day left Saturday for Bradenton, Calif., where they will spend the win ter. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hamilton of New York City visisted re 1 cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Munkres. Roy Harshma:i is the owner of a new Piper Cub plane, and he and his friend, Mr. Heil, of Louisvil'e, flew to the northeast part of South Dakota for a hunt ing trip. DeForest Brows is erect in? another hangar to accomodate three more planes, out at his Air Port, eat of Weeping Water. This is the second hangar which he has built. It's a buv place out there, wilh planes bei- brought there fc overhauling.' Mr. Brovn and his assistant mechan ic, Mr. Buwe, are kept very busv. While still on the sub-'ect. of Dlanes. we must add that Weerj ing Water has an enthusiastic woman flyer. Mrs. Neil Munkrrs. one of th busiest women in Weeping Water. Mrs. Munkres owns and operates a Beautv Par lor. She assists at the "Chief" movine picture theatre each ca nine where she sells tickets. Mr. and Mrs. Munkres ar owners of the theatre, and until 7at week she spent two davs in Nehawka where she owned and ODerated another Beauty Parlor. All those activities, besides the care of her home makes Mrs. Munkres a busy woman, but not too busv to enjov a ride in her plane, which she keens at Brown's Air Port. Mrs. Fred Gorder is SDending two weeks at Grand Island with her daughter, Miss Helen Gor der. Mr. and Mrs. James Wolcott were week end visitors last week at the home of his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wolcott. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dav scent last week end at De? Moines visiting with relatives of the family. Robert Resso and a friend flew down from Lincoln Sunday of last week to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. DeFor est Brown. Mrs. George Domingo had ns her-guests last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogen and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lowe and son, all of Underwood. Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Little en tertained at a dinner. Oct. 10, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Farl Old hnm. Other gues were Mr. and M-s. Leonard Klfmme, Wrbash. The annual Sunset Banquet was held Thursday evening in the basement of th? Method it Church. This in an event which is eagerly looked forward to c?ch year by the older people of this community. 'The hostesses ae the Woman's Society for Christ ian Service. Sunday evening, Oct. 19, Clvde Baxter, Jr., John Sterling, Rich ard ADpling and Bob Hamrnons. were in a car near the Walter Luhring home, with Clyd- Eax ter, Jr., driving, when the car swerved and went into a ditch, leaving the boys badlv shaken up, and the driver with a gash in his face, which took six stitches to close. Elmer PhilDOt, of Santa Mon cia. California, spent last wek end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Sterline. Another dinner guest was Richard Aoolinp. with the Edward Slat'.ery family spending the afternoon at the Sterling home. Lindsey. They will then go on to Kansas where they will visit relatives. We have enioved the special music at the Methodist Church the past few Sundays. Mrs. San ford, with a grouo of her high school students were at the serv ice two weeks ago. The girls ang "Saviour Like A Shepherd Lead Us" arid were accompanied by Mrs. Sanford at the piano. Last Sunday Ramona McQuin rang a beautiful solo. On Oct. 26th Mrs.' Harold Finch will sing a solo for the morning service. Mr. ad Mrs. Lowell McOuin were Callers at the Donald Mc Ouin home last Wednesday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Kunkel of Gresham. Nebr. were over night visitors last Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snodgrass. The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service met at the church last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Geo. Poulos and Mrs. Louis Poulos were hostesses. Final plans were made for the annual dinner, supper, and bazaar which is to be held at the Methodist Church on November Gth. Please remem ber the date, Nov. 6th. Mark it calendar plan on your attend. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Taylor of Cheyenne, Wyo. are visiting- Mrs. Taylor's parents this week. Mrs. Mrs. Taylor was formerly Ei leen Ervin. Mrs. Todd attended a recital last Friday' evening given by Mrs. Olin Morris and her pupils of Murray. Her granddaughter, Nancy Kay Todd, was one of the pupils on the program .The little folks did splendidly and Mrs. Morris deserves much credit for her fine recital. Mrs. Harold Finch of Kansas City is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Upton. Her husband has been transferred to Los Angeles, Calif., where they will reside spon. Mrs. Finch will be here several weeks before joining her husband in the west. ! You get all the? news when you ' read The Journal. Un ion Mrs. L. G. 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