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: Have Your Sumrser Garments Cleaned and Stored Until Spring LET US CLEAN YOUR RUGS DRAPERIES CURTAINS It' Time to Have That Felt Hat Cleaned and Blocked NOW! o We Clean Leather Jackets We Dye Suede and Smooth Leather jackets i 429 Main Street. . Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service! PHONE 6118. THE PLA CTSMOUTH, "PGE FOUR ' " Mrs. Henry Maseman Neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. j Earl Yearslcy gave them a fare well party last week before they moved to their new home near Syracuse. Mrs. John Lingie was at St. Mary's hospital several days for X-ray and observation. Rev. W. D. Hadsell left for Texas Tuesday where he will spend the holidays with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nutzman are parents of a daughter, Dec. 15 at an Omaha hospital. The little one was premature and is in an incubator. Linda Gregg, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gregg of It is with earnest appreciation of your patronage in the year just closing thGt we wish to say to each of you: "Best Wishes for the New Year!" CLYDE'S TAVERN 516 Main Street Red Ryder YOU SAT TH CATTLE $HP t Er3iES WERE &0STEP, WERE JUST A2CUT SP- VORECKEO.' FOLLOWS A HOUDAYWtER f"0FF1i&RA PEL WSO TH I W AvK teCttP E 5 gP WHATg J W7H RD XKZR Ol P Trt&Z EcaWS quit COLO' , CAfuSViERSgEU-ERift . 2 aO-SE M AD I 1 VT 10 SEA JUST LJf ft . JbgL ALL HACS.' JMfy CAPTA.' Ill GET TcW V ( 0Ul THE V)iRELE55 J ; TTP tll WP WTxi i AMv kUyr-ifrr WjM'4&m w-WwL l iM wWM WERE JUST ASOUT 5H!P- XtT4 wrecked.' rTXM-r jov f EVER 5itfCE OLPTlf LEFT, A(4ES PR0BA6LT C I LITTLE BEAVER HAS KEN THlK3.ltO AOOUT C 5nATOUWPREArVW,ffEDytTH0SE 6t0ftiE5 )t W, OLD Tl MER TOLD, INDIAN HOW TO PHS ( Storekeeper C0C3HTA ee A r -ll afer, )&JMM U HEAP EASIER. THAli KliSTU' Z-' o - S TOO .'S; ."51 rV CATTLE, EH, MAC v- NEBRASKA, JOURNAL Thursday, January 1, 1948 Murray, h3S been at St. Joseph hospital, Omaha, with an attack of asthma. While she was there the doctor . discovered a kidney infection. She is getting along fine and it is hoped she can go home in several days. -Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gollner, Chicago, spent several days as guests of his parents. Ernest left again and his family will stay longer. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pummel have moved to the Zimmercr place southeast Of town. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown and son of Wyoming called Sun day at the Fred Marquardt home. She is the former Helen Hensman. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rutledge and son, Bobby, of Tulsa, Okla homa arrived here Friday to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kord Sud- Dial 207 OLD TmER3iVE-U,i riE nEAr3 B 5 IDEA- SOttE DAY ME SHOW Indian how to SErtD-UfA 50K 5l3AL IK5 rAOfJSE CODE Xf H.n SAY THAT, AU NTY PL) CH 5 5 ') jNvtELLA0f?E, CIV -lsyZ-A man. On Sunday a dinner wa.; given in their honor. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Art Meyer and family, Otoe; Mr. and M s. Willard Hall; Mr. and Mrs. Har vey Sudraan; Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ncwham; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Shick, and Fred Sudman. A neighborhood card party was hold at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen Friday. The following attended: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Danklzff, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lindhardt and Mary Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baicr, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shutz, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Em shoff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cress and Mary Leu, Mrs. Kristina Sailing and Miss Ma tilda Madsen, Mrs. Dena and Martha Ruge. The family of George Sud man went to his home Sunday for their pre-Christmas dinner. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Sudman, Mr. and Mrs. John Sudman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herman and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Martin, Ft. Crook, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Martin, Ft. Crook, and Henry Heing, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maseman held their Christmas dinner Sun day. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Maseman, Mr. and Mrs. John Maseman, Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Halm and Cherly, Syracuse, Marilyn and Richard Maseman and Roy Ruhge. Mrs. Emma Rawalt went to Nebraska City to see her CASE SALES and SERVICE! C &M IMPLEMENT COMPANY Murray, Nebraska BC'LESS i ' " ' ilTN ffim&ti7?'-''-'r we kin inc. rumty UlftKglCT UKE 1 TELL 7 6j--rfisri 1 -iTNN IN rt cAriC'.llv MIL UNfc VJE"LL RlD AROUND I HIND THE 5TbE ft LI KR CUSrottR LEAVE5 6C HE WO'f 6T A 3O0O LCG AT US-' 7hl sag rj mar t 1 ?T - VOISH IT HADlT.'Jf S-Ta 5TORE- KEEPlN' DULL f J -HTwggjjTyTv ka s;".v;ct .nc t. m. res, u. s. yT. orr brother-in-law, Eugene Spencer but found him unimproved. Miss Jean Place, primary teacher, was crown queen of Job's Daughters at her home town, Nebraska City, Monday evening. Mrs. John Penny gave a one o'clock luncheon at her home Monday. Avoca school closed Wednes day, Dec. 21 and will reopen Jan. 5, 1943. Christmas Day dinner guests at the Christina Soiling home were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nelsen and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald and Nora Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dankleff, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Marius Nel sen, Matilda Madsen. A family dinner was given at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Bren dle, Christmas Day. Those at tending were: Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Marquardt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Marquardt, Mr. and Mrs. Caro line Marquardt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marquardt came in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sudman of Kansas City are spending the holidays here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boyd, of Ralston; Mr. and Mrs. Mo gens Johnson, of Weeping Wa ter; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith Sr. spent Christmas Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith Jr. Silas and Lona Everett, Mrs. Ruby Drury and Emma were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rathbun. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stohlman entertained Mr. and Mrs. Au gust Stohlman, Orlin and Ells worth; Mr. and Mrs. Asa Coat-, man. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dum- Ike and Lee, at their home on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Akeson and Marilyn had Christmas din ner with Wm. Maseman. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stubben dick and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stubbendick and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Seeloff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carr, had Christmas dinner with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stubbendick. Mr., and Mrs. Harry Mead and daughter, of Fremont; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin' Carr, Mrs. Lois Susan Carr, of Lincoln, enjoyed Fred Herman '1 SENT A nORSB SOS UiTrt THfE 5HCRT, THREE L0S3 AMP THEi "THREE OKE RT rFFS' 60MTrili HA?PKEP, KEAOT FOR VsJISH IT HAD NT ExClTErNEMT VJHNIT COrAES ? f r . 7 sm -wr--css:'i?iifl i HA?PKEP, YOU'D HERE'S A ?4lCKELOf4iCiCEL' !WE fil FOR TrtET nST "SALE I VE TC0ACCrJlasWD& TODAYjfei AFL Wants Him 1 i - kg. ;J ! - J , ;N"V til V Ex-Sen. James M. Mead of New York is top candidate to head the AFL's new Educational and Po- j litical League, the first venture j the labor organization has taken I into national politics. Mead, who ran for governor of New York ' against Thomas Dewey in 1946, was a consistent supporter of organized labor in the Senate. J Christmas dinner at the Albert Carr home. Mr.and Mrs. John Miller, of Nebraska City; Mrs. Mary Mey er, of Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nutzman and family, of Unadilla, had Christmas din ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nutzman. Mrs. Sophie Emshoff enter tained her children and grand children to a Christmas dinner December 26. Mr. and Mrs. Rred Marquardt held a turkey dinner and fam ily reunion at their home Sun day. Mrs. Henry Sudman . enter tained at a goose dinner at the hotel Sunday. Mrs. Dena Ruge and Frances were dinner guests Sunday at the Calvin Carsten home Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hauptman and daughters of Muncie, Ind., came to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hauptman and also help his parents observe their 41st wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson and family have moved into the new house built on the Esther Sheldon farm. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Berner moved to the Louis Young place from near Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Heine have moved to a farm near Syr acuse. Mrs. John Lingie came home from Nebraska City after spend ing several days at the Earl Chappel home. "Robert Armbruster was a din ner guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. timer Jonnson, Friday. Ed Nelson has purchased a new 1947 International truck. Mrs. Robert Hallstrom was taken to the Bryan Memorial hosoital for an emergency op eration Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Marquardt went to Minnesota to spend a few days with friends, Saturday. Mrs. Robert McDonald sur prised her daughter, Nora Jean, on her birthday last Saturday. Dec. 27, by inviting in several friends. Mrs. Robert Rawalt returned home from Talmadge on Sun day, after spending several days with her sister Special The annual meeting of the church will be held Sunday, Jan. 4th in the church parlors, pre ceded by a basket dinner. All members are urged to be pres ent. The regular communion ser vice will also be held on that day. Mrs. Wm. Kepler has return ed home from Bryan Memorial hospital. John Nutzman spent several days this week at the home of his son, Ted in Omaha, while Ted's wife is at the hosoital. phvlis Gunn snent Thursday with her parents, Mr.' and 'Mrs.' Fred Gunn. Doris Ruhga spent several days this week witn ner momer, Mrs. Clara Ruhga. Elmer Hallstrom visited his mother, Mrs. John Hallstrom, who has been at Plattsrnouth. Mrs. Albert Shutz spent the day Tuesday in Lincoln. A nice addition to thp Christ mas decoi-ation scene is the Na tivity scene at the Holy Trinity hall. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ruhga at tended the wedding of her cousin Ethel Heier to Laurence John son at Greenwood last week. Thp Anniversarv club held Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hennings Friday evening.. The anniversary of the Hennings is in Septem ber, ut as there is another cou ple that have an anniversary they observe it in December. Ladies scores went to Phylis Straub first and Mrs. Ray Nor ris low, thjnen's score went to James Cullen high and Elmer Hallstrom low. The Extension club held their Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Elmer Hennings Tuesday afternoon. At the business meet ing a collection for the March of Dimes was taken. It was vo ted to take up the refinishing of furniture at a later meeting. The first meeting of the new year is the last Tuesday of Jan uary with Mrs. Henry Maseman and Mrs. J. H. F. Ruhge. After the business meeting several contests were written. The names were chosen by alphabet and a group of four had to sing before choosing their gift. When all had received their gift it was passed on to the one on her right. Mrs. Caroline Marquardt, Mrs. Louis Ruhga and Mrs. John Emshoff served refreshments. The Durham brothers sold their home they have lived in over fifty years this week to Albert Shutz and he will move in in the near future. The broth ers will move into smaller quar ters. A real estate sale today was the referee sale of the late Mather Meyer estate. Ernest Haverman bought the south quarter and Mr. Erhart of Wa bash the north quarter. Wuuidodi Mrs. Florence McDonald John Guehlstorff, who was in the Marines is discharged now and at home. Don Rase, who is in the Navy arrived home the other night to spend the holidays with his par- ! ents and other relatives. j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gustin, who j have been visiting in Kansas at 1 OUR FIRST DRESS SALE OF THE SEASON! Reduced from Our Own Stock Values up to $25.00 In Late Fall and Early Winter Styles! Sizes 9 to 17 - 10 to 20 - 40 to 50 EVERYONE A RARE BUY! $14-75 $17.50 $21-75 Skirts ALL HATS LADIES' TOGGERY the home of their son and wife arrived home on Tuesday. Verle Stock came heme from the hospital on Monday after noon. The R.N.A. Lodge had a one o'clock luncheon on Wednesday and the afternoon was spent in their regular monthly meeting and election of officers. This meeting also included their Christmas party and revealing of secret friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Guehlstorff were Lincoln shoppers on Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harms of Chicago arrived in Murdock on Saturday to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lacey McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Harms of Manley. Mr. Arthur Bird, father of Mrs. Carl Bornemeier,' passed away on Saturday afternoon. Funeral services will be Tuesday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil VVcstfall of Fremont spent the week end with relatives at Murdock. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thimgan and family and Mrs. Martha Thimg-an and Larry of Platts mcuth were Sunday dinner guests at the McDonald home celebrating their Christmas just a little early. Mrs. George Folz of Lincoln spent the week end with her sister, Miss Alvina Kuehn. School will be dismissed Tues day until the 5th of January. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Oehlerking entertained the Young People's Circle to an oyster supper on Monday evening. t HOME FOR SALE! Four-room home on gravel road, complete bath, hardwood floors, built-in cupboards, automat ic hot water, basement, attic, enclosed porch, elec tric range and circulating oil heater included. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION LORIS B. LONG Licensed Real Estate Broker 126 N. 4th St., Fouchek BIdg. Dial 5239 cr 4250 'Rl H1 '" and at Greatly Reduced Prices- at ONE-HALF ORIGINAL PRICE! Mr. Paul Stock -r.i Borne meier out rtai.n. i ter of small children t mas party on Monday at the home of meier. Mrs. Edwin McII:- 1. called to Seattle. W account of the c ah brother-in-law. retsjrr.e Thursday morning. a Ch rr.i ivr.o wai 1 Solve your financial problems at Mutual Loan and Finance Co. 1 NEW YORK iU.R' The Ur Board for Christian Colleges China disclosed that more t j $500,003 worth of equipment sent to 13 colleges ir. that c try in 1947. Through s.ccping car sfrvicy has been restored between r.- i don and Paris via the Duvt-r-I Dunkirk train ferry, eiiminat.r.4 j the transfers from trains t j boats and the custom and rrr.rr.i- graticn examinations en route. Real Estate LOANS! 4y2 Percent Interest Charge Reduced fcr each monthly payment. Plattsrnouth Loan & Building Ass'n. 355 $7.98 $8.98 $5.00 $3.98 I! TIII2IUED ar.d UXTRIMMEI) STYLES in ALL WANTED FABRICS $29-75 $ I i 1 1 i tl.li $ it. their card party at the home of ' V