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BUY SELL RENT EXCHANGE Journal Ads Get Results! Notices NOTICE OF IXDEBTNESS The Avoca Grain Company of Avoca, Nebraska had no out standing indebtness at the close of business December 31st, 1947. FRED MARQUARDT. Secretary. 14-ltc Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this opportu nity to thank our many friends for the flowers and cards and expressions of sympathy during our bcreave ment. Mr. and Mrs. John Redden, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Redden, Mr. and Mrs. George Eledge, 14-ltp CARD OF THANKS I want to express my apprecia tion for the many cards and presents that I received while at the Veterans hospital i at Lincoln. Special thanks to the Plattsmouth American Le gion for the beautiful flowers. ROBERT DOW 14-ltc Tir T TTT A -t- c T wish to thank my many Plattsmcnh. friends for the Get -Well cards and those who called personally during my stay in the hospital. These acts will lone- be appreciated. MRS. WM. KETELSON Omaha 14-ltc CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all of our kind friends and neighbors for their many kind expressions of sympathy and. condolence during our recent bereave ment. MRS. MICKEY DUDA and DAUGHTERS 14-ltp CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all those who remembered me with cards. flowers, gifts and calls during my recent illness. MRS. MAY MARTIN. 14-ltp CARD Or THANKS I wish to thank my friends for their remembrances of cards and personal calls while in the hospital. OTTO PITZ. 14-ltp CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends and neighbors for the cards, letters, visits and gifts during mv stay at tht hosnitql. FRANK SACK 4 14-ltp Velp Wanted 10 WANTED A girl to do short hand and typewriting, must have at least one year of short hand and tvping. Call at office of A. L. Tidd. 13-2tp HELP WANTED Kitchen help at Phil's cafe. Apply at once. 14-2tc " SALESMAN FOR surrounding territory man interested in making $100.00 nr week and up. Must be willing to work and have car. For personal in terview write Sales Manager, 1102 W.O.W. Building. Omaha, Nebr. 12-3tc Servirps Offrrrd 12 AUTHORIZED SINGER SEWING MACHINE t REPAIR SERVICE ? All Makes f Will pick Ud and Deliver Each Wednesday 705 Central Avenue Nebraska City Ph me 61 Headquarters for New Singer Sewing Machines i and Singer Vacuum Sweepers Ask for a Demonstration No Obligation ? Or Write J Box 41 I Care of Plattsmouth Journal I For General Trucking I See or Phone Harold Peterson, Jr. Phone 8235 13-tfe "I WANT SOMETHING HAULED? Call Frank Cheval. Phone 4901. 97-tfc TEV KIND of chickens out lay out live pure breeds. Made similar to Hvbrid corn. Get SUPER-LINE chicks at the Ashland Hatchery. Order ear ly! Ashland, Nebr. -tfc Wanted WANTED Married man for farm work. Phone 8362. 13-tfc WORK WANTED Married man wants year around farm job. Good knowledge of machinery, stock and all farm work. C. E. Cox, Rt. 1 Plattsmouth. 14-2tp Articles for Sale 20 SHOE SKATES for MEN, WOMEN. BOYS and GIRLS Few Pair Left GAMBLE'S I FOR SALE New 18-ft. harrow. Leonard Peterson, Murray, phone 5121. 14-2tp FOR SALE 33 acres Ji mile north of Plattsmouth on High way 75. Electricity, 7 room house, barn. granary and chicken house. Immediate pos session. Phone 8438. 14-ltp FOR SALE Baled wheat straw. Phone 4823, Otto Meisinger. l3-2tp AS USUAL A Good Supply of Quality Used Cars at PLATTSMOUTH MOTORS FOR SALE Remington-Rand adding- machine. First class condition. Dial 5160. 14-2tc FOR SALE All enamel gas plate. Phone 5935. 14-ltp FOR SALE Spotted Poland China bred gilts and male hog. One press drill, grass" seed at tachment. Jack Vallery. 14-ltp FOR SALE Used Estate gas range, good condition, price S40.00. Phone 4062. 14-2tc FOR SALE 1 full size bed com plete $10.00; 2 roll-away beds complete $10.00 each: 3 600x16 tires $1.50 each. L. B. Merwin, Taylor Apts. No. 4 after 5 p. m. 14-4tp SUPER-LINE chicks have yellow legs and yellow skin. Thev lay pure white eggs. Let Elmer Wild of the Ashland Hatchery tell you about them. Ashland, Nebr. 5-tfc FOR SALE 4 room house lo cated on paving, 2 acres, fruit, .outbuildings. Loris B. X,ong, Dial 5239 or 4250. 10-tfc FOR SALE Lumber $50.00 per thousand: 6x8x8 timbers, 60 cents each; barn sash: toilet stools: pipe; pipe fittings: switches: electric wire; boxes: steel tables: cabinets; sweat shirts; V-8 motor blocks. Phone 3185. 6-tfc FOR SALE Ducks and chick ens, alive or dressed. Phone 3290, 10-tfc SEE SCHMIDTMANNS FOR R.C.A. records. 1 01 -tfc FOR SALE Fresh fish, half mile southeast of city on Highway No. 34. Sherman Hathaway. Dial 3047. 13-2tc Real Estate for Sale SO ACREAGE FOR SALE Unim proved acreage on gravel. Excellent building site. Loris B. Long, Tel. 5239 or 4250. 5-tfc TOT. SAT.E TCcv.- 5 mom "house. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2 room house on 2 lots on west Main Street with gas, water and lights 5 room, 2 bedroom house on Ave. G. ALSO 160-Acre Farm West of Mynard Beer Tavern Only One in Town Otoe. Nebr. NEED LISTINGS Siemers Insurance And Real Estate Offices at Double E Grocery 1115 Ave. 'D" 93-2tc HOME FOR SALE 3-room home with lights, water. Ea rage. 2 lots located on gravel road in Murray. Loris B. Long. Tel. 5239 or 4250. 97-tfc ACREAGE FOR SALE Good five room house with furni ture, garage and workshop, chicken house and chickens. Located on gravel road. Loris B. Long, TeL 5239 or 4250. 1-ltfc CABINS FOR SALE Three single and one double cabin. Loris B. Long, Tel. 5239 or 4250. 95-tfc HOME FOR SALE 4 -room home with lights, water and gas, 712lots, located in Louis ville, Nebraska. Loris B. Long Tel. 5239 or 4250. 5-tfc Wanted to Rent SO WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 room UNFURNISHED house or anartment. Inquire at Journal. 94-tfc WANTED For Journal employee. Four or or five room, unfurnished modern apartment or small house close in. Permanent. Two children, one of school age. Congenial, respectable, courteous, trustworthv. Will make fine tenants. Will apore ciate any cooperation extend ed us in finding a home for this familv. Inquire at the Journal. Dial 241., "legal notices Davis & Peck, Attorneys CERTIFICATE OF TITLE Under Section 60-111, R. S. 1943, application has been made with the State of Nebraska, De partment of Roads and Irrigation by Sophia M. Wolever, surviving widow of Harold R. Wolever who departed this life on Janu ary 4, 1948. for certificate of title on an Oldsmobile automobile, Motor No. F828716, Serial No. F600G15. which was owned by and titled to deceased at the time of death. Any person or persons having claim against the estate of above deceased or who can show cause why Nebraska certificate of title should not be issued as mentioned above, must claim or show cause in writing to the State of Nebraska, Department of Roads and Irrigation, Motor Vehicle Division, Lincoln, Ne braska, on or before February 10, 1948. SOPHIA M. WOLEVER No. 648 Jan. 19, 26, 1948. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned up to 7:30 o'clock P. M. Monday, February 9, 1948, and opened at the City Council meeting the same eve ning, for furnishing the City of Plattsmouth with one new 1948 two door sedan. Same to be me dium price standard model, colored black, equipped with heater but no other extras, and to be used by the City as a Police Cruiser Car. City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated this 19th day of Janu ary, 1948. ALBERT OLSON, City Clerk. No. 650 Jan. 19, 26; Feb. 2, 1948. Smith & Lebens, Attorneys. CERTIFICATE OF TITLE Under Section 60-111, Rev. Stat. 1943, application has been GAMES PARTY Holy Rosary Hall Sunday, Jan. 25 8 p. m. Ducks, Beef Roasts, Etc. Cake and Coffee Served made with the department of Roads and Irrigation of the State of Nebraska, Motor Vehicle Division, by Hazel McGinness, widow of Lemuel T. McGinness, described in the certificate of title as L. T. McGuinnes, who departed this life on November 29, 1947, for certificate of Title to one 1937 Chevrolet Coach, Master Deluxe, Motor Number 1-110772, Serial Number 5GAO-8-45250, titled to said deceased at the time of his death. Any claimant against said deceased's estate or person knowing- why such certificate should not issue must make claim or show cause in writing on or before February 5th, 1948 to such Motor Vehicle Division. No. 649 January 19, 22, 1948. Superintendent Behrends Attends School Meeting Superintendent and Mrs. Lloyd Behrends were in Lincoln this week where thev attended the Nebraska County Superin tendent's association which was in session the first of the week. The meeting was very inter esting and in addition to the as sociation sessions, Mr. Behrends was able to visit at the American Legion headquarters and talk over matters pertaining to the war veterans and their rights and needs under the latest rul ings of the government. Ralph Fairchild, Washington County superintendent, was elected president of the associa tion. Others elected include: Edith Oldershaw. Cheyenne county, vice president; Elja McCullough, Holt county secretary; C. N. Fleenor, Scotts Bluff county treasurer; Mary Clarge, Pawnee county Oma Thompson, Boone county, and Doris Bigelow, Gos per county, tQ the legislative committee. A resolution was passed authorizing the president to ap point a committee to investigate salary raises given county super intendents in other states, and how they were obtained. The committee is tQ report back to a special meeting to be held next summer. A general session Monday afternoon, presided over by G. L. Neubauer, Blaine county, incum bent secretary, heard several re ports and a speech by Dr. Wil liam L. Nicholas, president of Peru state teachers college. Dr. Nicholas spoke on "The Thrift Program in the Schools" and pointed out the need of the times for leaching thrift in the public schools. The program, he said, can help produce thriftv citizens rather than the WPA type. Marvin Hersev. field renresen- tative of the American Red Cross, reported on the progress of the Red Cross safety program in the counties. The report of the state fair committeee was presented by Ralph- E. Fairchild, Washington county suDerintendent. Johanna Roerden, Seward county, gave the report of the safety commit tee. R. C. Patterson, denartment adjutant of the American Legion, and his assistant, Roy M. Lang, described the workings of the proposed Boys and Girls coun ties. They presented reports of the Boys' and Girls' County ad visory councils. Buy that dress now January Clearance Ladies Toggery. 13-4tc JbmvjoDd MRS. ;RACE PLYBON, Correspondent Because of the cloudy weather on Saturday, the wolf hunt staged in this community was not as successful as usual, only one wolf being bagged. Several rabbits were also brought in However, a good time was en- CASS THEATRE rrrrrrrrrrWWVVywy LAST TIME Mondav. Jannarv 1Q Errol Flynn, Ida Lupino, Eleanor .Parker "ESCAPE ME NEVER" Color Cartoon News Tuesday Only January 20 BARGAIN DAY 12c and 20c John Garfield, Priscilla Lane "DUST BE MY DESTINY" Brought back as his most unfor gettable Adventure-Romance Comedy Novelty Wed., Thur., January 21 and 22 Anne Baxter, Wm. Holden and a big cast "BLAZE OF NOON" A 6 star hit. Screen's greatest Romance of the Skies! Comedy Orchestra Reel joyed bv those participating? and lunches to a large crowd were served at the community build ing by the Methodist WSCS. Mrs. Laura Deles Dernier un derwent an operation at Bryan Memorial hospital on Saturday. This week two other ladies of the community entered this hos pital for treatment, Mrs. Frank Buell on Sunday and Mrs. John Gonzales on Monday. John McKay started on Sat urday for California. He went by wav of the Union Pacific from Omaha direct to a suburb of San Francisco. He will spend most 0f the time until spring at the home tt his son, Merle, in Vallejo. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Douglas and son and daughter drove down from Lincoln on Saturday and from here Mrs. G. G. Doug las accompanied them to Mary ville, Mo., to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Lane Douglas at S;at place. She was the wife of the Rev. L. Douglas, a broth er of the late Dr. Douglas, the retired minister now being the only surviving member of quite a large family. Dean Douflas is the son of Ed Douglas, a former Cass County judge who lived in Plattsmouth a number of years and Dean and his sisters, Vesta and Marie, grew up in that com munity, after leaving Weeping Water. On Friday night at their hall joint installation services for the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs were held with Nolan Hottle heading the Odd Fellow team and Mrs. George Moomey the Rebekah installing group. The Women's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church on Friday af ternoon, the president, Mrs. El don Mendenhall, and the secre tary, Mr?. Lloyd Miller, as pre siding leaders. Devotions were led by Rev. C. H. Lind, the sub ject being "Stewardship." The study consisted of a panel discussion led by Mrs. Howard Liston. who was assisted by Mrs. Emmett Cook, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Arlo Pratt, and Mrs. Orville Gerbeling. The subject was a re view of the book 'We, the Peo ple of the United Nations," which has recently been, com pleted by the study group. They announce their next study book to be "Great Prayers of the Bible." Mrs. Reber gave a talk about the status of women in the world today. Both subjects stressed the work for peace. Mrs. Eveland lead in the re cognition services for ladies with January birthdays, closing with a solo especially for them given byV. G. Clements with Mrs. Guy Clements at the piano, the song being "Faith Only Faith." The Eagle WSCS group were invited guests for the day, and they were represented by ten of their members. At the business session a do nation for the March of Dimes polio fund was voted, and an nouncement was made of the Father and Son banquet to be held January 22, and to be spon sored by the American Legion. A social time was enjoyed, and refreshments served with Mrs. Arlo Pratt as chairman, Mrs. O. E. Liston poured, being assisted at the tea table by Mrs. Guy Clements. This writer is planning- a short trip to Los Angeles, and after January 20, you may phone your items to Mrs. Lewis LET ME IN! I'VE GOT TO GET MY CLOTHES TO THE PLATTSMOUTH CLEANERS Yes Sir! Here's a job. for two reconditioners, and you can be assured we will do our part in making those clothe s look like new again. Whether they're "slightly soiled" or a real "mess" we do the job right at small cost. WE RENEW SUITS DRESSES HATS COATS Plattsmouth (gleaners Help You Look Your Best 309 Main Dial 4193 Plattsmouth I Hollenbeck who wiH be your , correspondent until the middle 1 of February. I Phone Mutual Loan & Finance I CASH available at Mutual Loan 1 Si Finance Co. By Connie Osburn Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Grady called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rosencrans and Jackie at South Bend Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meisinger, Mrs. Dorothy Green and Gary and Mr. A. L. Todd were in Lincoln Monday. The men at tended the Burlington sale. The Twin Table Club met with Mrs. Feme Buckingham Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright and baby spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wright and Myron. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leesley and family spent Saturday evening at the Emil Meisinger home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kyles called on Mrs. Wayne Kinney at the i hospital Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Kinney was able to return home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Rouse and Larry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gayl Walters and family. Mrs. Edith Etheridge of Oma ha, formerly of Greenwood, passed away in Omaha on Sat urday, January 10. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Diemer. Mr. Leonard Cameron and daughters spent the week end at the Emil Meisinger home. The Farm Bureau met with Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Ott0 Friday night. There were 34 members present and refreshments were served by Mrs. Merton Gray, Mrs. Creamer and Mrs. Emil Meisinger. Mrs. Charles Dyer and her sis ter, Mrs. Clara Anderson of Ansley, Nebraska were called to Aurora, 111., by the death of their sister, Mrs. Robert Hutchison. They left Lincoln Thursday night by train. Mrs. Hutchison had been seriously ill for some time. Mr. Vernon Greer, who had been in Lincoln General hospit al for several weeks, was able to come home last Monday. Mrs. Alice Cameron and Mrs. Maurice Herman of Elmwood and Mrs. Joe Leesley of Wa verly attended a Stanley Party Deafened Now Hear Whispers 5 Feet Away Tests by the American Medical Association's Council on Physical Medicine show that science has now enabled deafened people to hear faint sounds, to easily un derstand whispers from 5 feet awry, aided by a riny hearing device so light you hardly know you are wearing it. With it thou sands now enpoy music, sermons and friendly companionship. Finger tip controls let you ad just it instantly t changing sound conditions. No separate battery pack, xvires or harness bulge to we:ght you down. The makers of Beltone, Dopt. 25, 1450 W. 19th St.. Chicago 8. 111., are so proud of their achievement that they will gladly send you a free descriptive booklet and explain how you may test this remarkable device in your own home without risking a penny. Write Beltone today. THE ri.ATTSMOITTTT. Monday. January 19, 194S. in Lincoln Friday night at the : home of Mrs. Melvin Kessler. Dorcas Society met at the church Friday afternoon with Mrs. Edna Meyers and Mrs. Edith Schroeder serving as hostesses. Election of officers was held with the following ladies taking offices: Mrs. June Rouse, president; Mrs. Leora Reighard. vice president; Mrs. Gladys Martin, secretary and Mrs. Myrtle Coleman, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sheehan and family of Manley were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leesley and family at' Waverly. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright were shopping- in Lincoln Mon day afternoon. MURRAY MINSTREL SHOW LEGION HALL, UNION, NEBR. THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 8:00 P. M. Sponsored by American Leglcn Auxiliary Admission 50c and 25c FOR SALE! All modern, one floor, G room home 3 bed rooms, good basement. Garage and Chicken House. 6 acres located on paving. Excellent acreage. Priced to sell. Fine lot for Home on paving. All utilities STEPHEN M. DAVIS Licensed Real Estate Broker 2nd Floor Plattsmouth State Bank Bldg. PHONE 6111 T,1 B ' 'jJL- With 4uW. jidxit-- JTjh Smooth blend of the Finest coffees grown, Hills Bros. Coffee satisfies every taste. There's matchless goodness in every cup you make. Uniform flavor is assured by CONTROLLED ROASTING, the exclusive Hills Bros, process of roasting every coffee bean evenly. Vacuum-packing in cans and Ultra-Vac jars keeps Hills Bros. Coffee temptingly fresh. Irate-imr la taf . U. t. rt Off. XT.?.?. ASTCA, JOTTA'AT, PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. Woyne Howard are the parents of a baby hoy born January 8 at Bryan Me- morial hospital. The baby ' weighed eight pounds. one ounce and has been named Ste- ' ven Edward. Both baby and " mother are doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leesley r.nd Judv Joe and Mrs. Wayne Wright and Sandra were shop ping in Lincoln Saturday after noon. J. T. Leesky stayed wilh his grandmother. Mrs. Meising er, while hi.i parents were in Lincoln. 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