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Clean Clothes are Cool Clothes G ID) CLEANUPS COSTS BJ 3IH1E2 CLEANER W T SEND YOUR SUMMER GARMENTS TO US FOR CLEANING AND PRESSING . . . IT'S THE EASY WAY TO ALWAYS LOOK YOUR BEST. Phone 6118 -J . Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service! . . PHONE 6118. 429 Main Street. GSCI I THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PACE TWO Monday, June 28, 1948 Old Time Resident Pays Visit to City Albert Hunter of Kansas City, Missouri, was in the city Friday for a few hours to enjoy a visit in the community where he had once made his home back seme forty years ago. Mr. Hunter resided here when a youth and worked for a time for the late Glenn Perry south west of Plattsmouth, and recalls Virgil and Russell Perry as boys at that time. He recalls the former hotels, the Perkins House, then operated by Mr. and Mrs. John Corey and the City Hotel or the Goos Hohsjq with the late P. F. Goos as the proprietor. He made a trip up hign schcol hill to see the old high school building and was surprised to ' find the one stow building gone , in it; fpad the new and mo- dcrn Central building and the old Central building also gone the many years. There are a few here that he cculd recall but a whole generation has grown up and become old timers since he was here. READ THE JOURNAL FOR THE LATEST IN NEWS. Dangers of Chronic Ailments FREE BOOK On Piles And Colon Troubles Learn interesting facts about Piles, Fistula and other rectal and cc on disorders nisu mjcii turn- t mnnlv associated ailments as : headaches, nervousness, constipa tion or stomach, liver and blad der conditions. Write today for a frank and informative " 40-page FREE BOOK. Explains mild institu tional treatment. Thornton & Minor Clinic, Suite 1843, 926 McGee St., Kansas City, Mo. HERE'S HOW Yoo Enter Your Baby! Any baby in this trade area, acd months to 6 years is clisi'''- Brinp; your Baby to Colvin-Heyn U Studio. ri , U PHYSICAL rj i LivfcB 6. fciU.fclJE l-juvti - eyn ujuao J 1 J 1 Roll -Film Greeting Cards Hotel Plattomouth Building Plattsmouth IS for the Long Week-End July 3-4-5 SEE OUR FISHING EQUIPMENT TODAY! RODS REELS HOOKS PLUGS LINES TACKLE BOXES GALLON SIZE THERMOS JUGS TENNIS RACKETS BASEBALLS BADMINTON SETS BASEBALL BATS BASEBALL GLOVES Take a Trip in Safety on Firestone Tires & Tubes! l-Jelshimer's nston Store Mrs. Jack Bailey I Leaving tor Home Mrs. Jack Bailey and little ; daughter, Hedy, of Boise, Idaho, who have been here for the last few weeks at the home of Mrs. j Bailey's parents, Mr. and Mis. C. L. Knitke, are leaving the first cf July for their home in the west. Mrs. Bailey is the former Ann Kniekc, who was for several years active in the social life of the community, has enjoyed the visit very much and in meeting the old friends and school day associates, although many of the residents here are strangers. During their stay at Boise Mr. and Mrs. Bailey have had the pleasure of renewing acquain- tance with Everett Fulton of this city who is now located in the west where he has been most 'successful. Here from Sioux Falls, South Dakota Mrs. H. L. Taplet, of Sioux Falls, S. D.. arrived here Thurs". dav and will snend two weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. James I Warga and daughters, Marilyn . and Maybelle at the farm south of Plattsmouth. Mrs. Taplett will enjoy meeting the many old friends while here, the family having made this their home for several years. Mrs. Warga is a daughter of the Taplett family. A New Jersey Common Pleas court recently awarded citizen- Lshio peners to r. widowed mother - - , ... , . .w,j-w,- of three sons killed m World War II. FOR Dependable Insurance Income Tax Service . . SEE J. Howard Davis Soennichsen Bid jr. Phone 264 NO ENTRY FEE! It costs you nothing to have yovr Baby's portrait taken . . . you have the privilege to pur chase your contest portrait at the time of sitting for only $2.50. This is a Regulai 55.00 Value r & I- Union Mrs. l- g. Todd Mr and Mrs Bul.bce and family were Omaha visitors last Monday. Gary KarnopD of Utica arrived in Union last Tuesday evening. He will spend some time at the William Porter home. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Standley and daughter Marilyn of Wayne, were week end visitors' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dy sart, parents of Mrs. Standley. They left Sunday afternoon for an extended trip of two weeks. They will stop at Kansas City to visit Mrs. Allie Attebery, sis ter of Mrs. Standley. They expect to go as far south as New Or leans. Mrs. Watkins received word recently of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Gunn, at Fair play, Mo. Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Charles Land and Nancy left Sunday to be with the mother and grandmother. Mr. and Mrs'. Charles Attebery Virginia, Geraldine and Marvin left Union Monday for a trip. They will spend some time at Cheyenne, Wyo. At Salt Lake ' - "J n111 jonn reusner anu may cycuu some time at Phoenix, Ariz. A Father's Day family gather ing was held at the Will Burbee hpme last Sunday. Plans had been made for a picnic at an Omaha Park but the rain changed their plans. About 30 relatives were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Ermond Moore called :at the Howard Snodgrass" home last Saturday evening. Mr, and. Mrs. Donald, McQuin and family visited relatives in Lincoln last Sunday. Six weeks ago the Baptist Aid Society selected two leaders, Mrs. Jesse Dysart and Mrs. Henry Becker, who were to conduct a tcrrst in old members already, terejt in aid members already, and also to strive to get new members to attend the regular meetings. The loosing side, Mrs. Dysart, as leader, are entertain, ing Mrs". Becker's side on Wed nesday at the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dysart vi sited their daughter, Mrs. Mel vin Feusner and family at Wel don. Ia. They left on Wednesday and returned on Monday. While there, they attended a picnic in honor of a little 2 year old great grand son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Feusner. A very unusual circums'tance there were . four grandparents and six great-grand parents in attendance. Observes 43rd Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kruger the past week observed their forty-third wedding anniversary very quietly at the family home in this city. They were married in Oklahoma, but have largely made their home in Nebraska, t where their family have been reared. Their observance of the happy event was enjoyed in a visit find dinner in Omaha. Gene Lingrford was at St. Paul, Nebraska, Sunday where he vis ited with his family for the day, they being there with relatives on an outing. He returned home Monday. Wm. S. WETENKAMP Real Estate and Insurance Res. Dial 5176 Office So. 6th St. Plattsmouth p At The Cass County I Court House In the county court Friday a complaint charging Floyd Gilispie of Nebraska City with operating a motor vehicle with an over load was dismissed. Firs't healing was hed in the estate of Lee Snavely, deceased. Hearing'was held in the guard ianship of Louisa Kopp, of whom H. B. Kooo of Louisville is the guardian. Several of the children were here for the hearing. Claims were head in the'estate of Edward G. Brunkow, deceased and also in the estate, of Alpha Jones. District Judge Thomas E. Dun bar was here today (Monday) to hold a short session of court, rul ing on motions submitted by at torneys and hearing several pending matters. The board of county commis sioners who have been having a very active time for the month of June, are taking a short lay off until the 6th of July when the next regular meeting will be held. Monday was a busy time in the traffic department of the county court with a number of violators present to answer to the various charges preferred against them. James A. Petra, who was arrested by Patrolman A. L. Gottsch, made a plea of guilty to the charge of speeding, and he was given a fine of $10 and costs. Harriett A. Miller, of Omaha, giving her address as the Commodore Hotel, was arrested Saturday by Sher iff Tom Solomon on a charge of speeding. She made a plea of guilty and received a fine of $10 and costs. Complaint was filed in the county court Tuesday by the State cf Nebraska vs. Irwin Lecs- ey, charging him on two counts of intoxication and disturbing the peace. The count as to intoxica tion was dismissed by the court. On the disturbing the peace charge he received a fine of $25 and costs. Marriage license was issued Saturday in the ccunjy court to Frederick Wehrbein and June Keil. They were married Sunday at the Christ church. Mike Hausladen Visits Old Home Mike Hausladen, one of the well known farmers of south of this city, has returned home from an outing spent at his old home at Humphery, Neb., as well as in Holt county with old friends. Mr. Hausladen was engaged in farming in that section of the s'tate for a number of years be fore locating in this vicinity. He enjoyed a visit at Humph rey with a daughter who is teach ing in the parochial school in that city. The daughter is now at Omaha where she is attending summer school ior the nuns who are engaged in the teaching work at parochial schools over the state. Returns from Ft. Dodge, Iowa Mrs. George R. Sayles return ed home Thursday from Fort Dodge, la., where she has been for the past two weeks', visit ing with her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. George E. Sayles. She remained over in the Iowa city to welcome the new granddaughter, Jean Hayes Say les. Gas Almost Choked Him "My stomach swelled with gas until I could hardly breathe," said one man living near here: "I couldn't sleep, in fact had hor rible n?ghts. Was always consti pated. I got INNER-AID. Oh! what relief! It worked so much gas from me that my stomach reduced 4 inches. Can breathe freely again. Sleep soundly now. tsoweis also nave Deen given a Great Cleansing." INNER -AID is the new mix ture of 12 Juices from Nature's Herbs. It has relieved many peo ple who had never been really helped before by any medicine. Taken shortly before meals it mixes with your food, thus elimi- ; nating the poisons that foster : stomach trouble. It will cleanse ! the bowels, clear gas from stom- ' ach, enliven liver and remove old bile from the system. So don't o on ruf firing! Get INNER -ATD. From Los Angeles Bvron Babbitt, former resident of thio cUy, was here over the week end to visit with a few of thy old friends in the community, where he had made his home shortly after World War I in which he had served in the navy. While Byron was visiting here, Mrs. Babbitt and their daughter were in Omaha where they were spending the time with relatives, they coming to Plattsmouth Sun day tc attend the Sunday school and church services at the First Methodist church. Mrs. Babbitt wras formerly Floy Chandler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chandler, the father at one tirre a member of the lo cal police force. The old friends here will be interested in learn ing that Courtney Chandler a brother of Mrs. Babbitt, is now a member cf the Santa Ana, Cali fornia city council. Conis Family Visit In Central Iowa George Conis and children, Catherine, John and Tommie, de parted Sunday for several days visit at Perry, Iowa, with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Conis and family as well as old friends in that section. They will also visit at Ames, Iowa, where John will visit at the Iowa State college to look into their course of study, as he may transfer to that school from the University of Nebraska where he is now a student. They expect to be gone from the city until Thursday. Leave for Visit In New York Mrs. Francis Toman and son, Ronald, departed Sunday for Goshen, New York, going from Omaha by train and expect to spend the next ten days in the east. They are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Babcock. the latter the former Dorothy Ulrich of this city, a sister of Mrs. Toman, and will enjoy seeing the many places of interest in that portion of New York. Plan Picnic for Three Voiture Party The voitures of the Forty and Eight Societe, from Omaha, Plattsmouth, Lincoln and Syra cuse, are to stage a picnic that has tenatively been set for Sun day, July 25. A group were here Wednesday evening corrtpris'ing Max Bernberg, state chemoneit Nationale, Kay Kamel, chef de Gare of Omaha voiture No. 206, Earl Fischer, represented that city; while Max Baskins. state correspondant and Farley Young, represented Lincoln, local mem bers were on hand for the Platts mouth voiture. The picnic will be held at the grounds surrounding the Maison Holly near the Platte river north of Platt&'mouth. The event will be for the members of the Forty and eight societe and their ladi(e4 only. ENJOY PICNIC PARTY Sunday Mrs. Philip Keil, sr., entertained at a delightful pic nic supper for her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Keil of Fort Crook. The event was in honor of Mrs. Robert Burr, of Broken Bow, a sister of Mrs. Keil. Philip Keil, Jr., was also a guest of the picnic and to en joy the family gathering. EVERY At VFW CLUB ROOM PUBLIC Fog3 George Jaeger on Inspection Trip George Jaeger, former superin tendent of the BREX shops in this city, was here on Thursday to pay a visit at the local shops and meeting a few of the old friends. Mr. Jaeger has a travel ing position with the BREX now and his work takes him over the entire system. He has been on the lines west and came from St. Paul, Minne sota, to this city and then on home to Indiana Harbor, Indiana, where his offices are located. Mr. Jaeger reports Mrs. Jaeg er and the daughter, Charlotte, are fine and enjoying the home in the east very much. Henry Frey Enjoys Visit With Relatives Henry Frey, who is enjoying a vacation from his long service on the Burlington, is spending sev eral days in Kansas and south west Nebraska with relatives and old friends. Mr. Frey is spending several days with his brother, Jerry, at Almena, Kansas and they will drive from there to Beaver City, Nebraska for a visit with rela tives and then on to Grand Island for a short stay. SOIL SAVERS CLUB The Soil Savers Club met at the home of Charles Thomason's Wednesday evening, June 23. There were eight members pres ent. The regular business meet ing was held. We discussed mat ters concerning hedge trees. The entertainment for the eve ning was card playing. At a suitable hour delicious re freshments were served by Mrs. Thomason. Harlan Hennings, News Reporter Connie Osburn Journal Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. William Lecsley and Delores were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee sley and family. Mrs. Ethel Armstrong of Ne braska City spent several days last week with Mrs. Florence Armstrong. Vernon Grady attended the Dance Revue at the Nebraska Theatre Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Buzzy Gakemcier were Saturday evening dinner guests at the Bernard Grady home. Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Coleman called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schroeder at Ashland Wednes day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Green and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hammer and family Sunday eve- ; ning. The Radio Revue sponsored by the cemetery association Mon day evening was well attended and enjoyed by everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Raasch and Wayne called on Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers Friday eve ning. Mrs. Florence Armstrong was in Lincoln Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Grady and Glcnda were Sunday dinner guests at the Clause Osbum home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright called on Mr. and Mfs. John Meyers Sunday evening. TUESDAY 8:15 INVITED wrirh Mr. and Mis'. Gayl Walters and family were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Rouse and Larry. Mrs. Blanche Hile and Mrs. Edna Mej'ers were shoppers in Ashland Saturday. Dean Schroeler arrived home Monday evening after spending two weeks with his sister, Mrs. Ed Cochell at Denver, Colo. Mrs. Florence Armstrong and Mr.s Leora Peighard were in Lincoln Vednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lahr and Bobby of Lincoln were Wednes day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Grady. Miss Mary Alice Thimgan and Robert Reighard were married at Havelock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Krens', after which a re ception was held at the home of Mrs. Chlodia Thimgan. The couple are furnishing an apart ment at the Thimgan home and will make their home there for the present. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Doeling of Lincoln called on Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers Saturday evening-. Call Us for Sound Re cordings Have your children's pictures taken regularly. Call us. 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