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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE EIGHT, Thursday, January 6, 1948 EVENTS The Early Bird Poultry Club of Nehawka met at the horrid of James Pollard, Friday after noon, December 31, to reorgan ize for 1949. The leaders for the year are James Pollard, leader; Jimmie Bailer, junior assistant leader; and Mrs. Hall Pollard, adult as sistant leader. Officers elected for the year are Tommy John son, president; Richard Ship ley, j-ice-president; Norma Ford, secretary; and Jimmie Bailer, K news reporter. Other members of the club are Neil Bailer and Suzy Switzer. The next meeting will be held at the home of Suzy Switzer January 17, at 7 o'clock. OLD RESIDENT COMING The many old friends in Cass county will be interested in learning that George Albert, who left this county many years ago, is coming from his present home at Sidney, Mon tana, to visit with the relatives and friends in Nebraska. Mr. Albert moved to the west when Montana was lightly set tled and has lived to see that state develop and grow and the section where he located is now one of the live farming sections of the state. He has retired from the active work of the farm in recent years. A calm is a wind or air move ment of less than one mile per hour. THOMAS WALLING CO Abstracts cf Title "Title Insurance" Plattsmouth, Nebraska 1 LEAVING ON TRACK 49 P3 , . ,, i- ...:a Mart tne ev iear wui n Clean Slate financially. Most loans w'e make are for clearing old debts hel Ding folks BALANCE THEIR BUDGET. We also advance cash to meet emergencies . . . pay taxes . . . buy clothing, fuel and other necessities. Come in, phone or write. MUTUAL FINANCE CO. 112 NO. 5TH 3 FKOXE 3213 ,1AM? Aft Y S? B 1 I O RAYON PIECE GOODS DRESSES O SWEATERS O WOOL SLACKS O SLIPS O CORSETS , O COTTON PIECE GOODS" 0. COTTON BLANKETS O DRAPERY FABRICS O RAYON PIECE GOODS O WOOL PIECE GOODS O STAMPED PIECES SOENNICHSEN'S Senator Metzger Suggests That Change Be Made Senator William A. Metzger of Cedar Creek, representing the third senatorial district of Cass and Sarpy counties, who is at Lincoln to join in the opening of the legislature, is al ready taking a place out in front in the suggestion of the consolidation of standing com mittees and eliminating many of the bottlenecks that occur each session of the legislature. With his previous experience in the legislature where he has served on many of the import ant committees of the body and with Senator LUsienski of Columbus has started the cam paign for more changes in the rules that will provide for great er facilities in handling legis lation. The matter of the committee consolidation came up at a conference of the senators and for the benefit of the new leg islators. Lusienski pointed out that some means should be worked out whereby each member of j the legislature would have one j free afternoon each week in which to take care of corres pondence. Metzger suggested it might be possible to merge the miscel laneous appropriat ion and claims committee with the lab or committee. Some specific recommenda tions may be offered Tuesday after the legislature convenes and before the committee on committees makes its assign ments. Sen. Earl Lee of Fremont, ! asked that some thought be j given to reinstatement of a rule used by the 1945 legislature which barred visitors from the floor of the senate until 5 p. m. each day. "You new members don't rea lize it but the facilities provid ed by the state for senators ara very poor," Lee declared. "I am surprised that with the increase in boards and bureaus we still have our desks in the senate chamber," he added. Metzger also proposed, as a means of speeding up proced ure, that the sifting committee begin to function early. He said if this is done many non-controversial bills can be advanced rapidly. William Baird Passes 88th Birthday (Continued from Page One) to follow until his retirement in 1931. He was first located at Freedland. Colorado. His services with the Burling ton started in 1883 at Lincoln. Nebraska, from whtrc was to serve the railroad in many places and in a great many ca pacities. First in construction for the Burlington, he later was given a place in their Lincoln plant from 1883 to 1897. From 1897 to 1902. he was general car inspector for the lines west on the Burlington. From 1902 to 1907 he was the general fore man in the mechanical depart ment of the K. C.. St. Joseph and C. B. railroad at St. Joseph. Missouri. He was again called to Lincoln in 1907 where ho served as general car inspector of the C. B. & Q. lines wciit. Mr. Baird was sent to Plattsmouth in 1908 to serve as the general superintendent of the riatts mouth shops from that dale to his retirement in 1931. Mr. Baird was married m June 12. 1902 at Lincoln to Mar garet Tourtelott, who has pre ceded him in death. His long life represents a great deal of devotion and deep interest in the Masonic frater nity, he being a life member and past patron of Electa chan ter of the O. E. S. at Lincoln, as well as a life member and past member of Lancaster lodge No. 19 at Lincoln, a member of the Scottish Rite of Lincoln and of the Shriners. Locally Mr. Baird has been identified with the, civic organ izations of the city, serving as a member of the Chamber of Commerce. His ereatest pleas ure has been in his associations in Rotary, of which he has been a member since its organiza tion. In this group. 'Billy" as he is best known, has been a most faithful member of carry ing on the precepts of the or ganization in its friendship. The many friends of Mr. Baird are hoping that he may have many years of useful ser vice in the community that he has chosen as his home and where he is an honored figure. H ITlMEAH .IKOKFN H GRAPEFRUIT 2 29c n IdllAl" If All if Iv.v-.'tl I M tjjt::;. w.v.v.v.vjf v a la " i I v.tb T.'.j L:::rsi fiitJ- ...... v.-. v.v. ...... ...... ... u.H jnvi ii.. , -. "-mmmmf ' d 1949 our ev Harold E. Stassen, who re cently assumed presidency of the University of Pennsylvania, was the ninth University of Minnesota graduate to become head of a college or university. LOMBARD CHAIN SAWS ALL SIZES NEW LOW PRICES IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NIELSEN NURSERY AND TREE CO. 2C07 So. Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA Phone 3-5632 IMP An Acre of Dishes Takes Oceans of Hot Water It's two to one you'll have more not water when you need it with an Automatic Natural Gas Water Heater. Nothing to do but turn the tap! For Fully Automatic, Fast, Clean Natural Gas Water Heaters . . . . 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His condition is renortd as "ood and 1 is expectrd that he mav b1 ab1" to return homp soon with the present rate of nrogress. The Universe v of Mrth Car olina. chTpred in 17p9. is Un oldest state university in the country, Last Time Thursday, Jan. 6 DOUBLE FEATURE Wallace Beery and Tom Drake "ALIAS A. GENTLEMAN" and Tom Conway in "13 LEAD SOLDIERS' Friday & Saturday Jan. 7-8 DOUBLE FEATURE j Roy Roeers with Trieger "EYES OF TEXAS" Rough times on the Texas range! and Lois Collier and Fichard Crane "ARTHUR TAKES OVER" A bedlam of comedy and fun! "Jess and Frank James" Serial. Matinee Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Nights at 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. Sunday and Monday Jan. 9-10 1 Van Johnson and June AUyson "THE BRIDE GOES WILD" j A Miss from the country meets a guy from the city! The funni est comedy of Jhe year. Comedy, Cartoon and News. 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