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Union Mrs. L. G. Todd, I Journal Pnrrpj;nnr,Hpnt The American Legion Auxili ary met at the Legion hall on Monday afternoon. April 11th with Mrs. Mildred Harris, Mrs. Marcella Schaefer, Mrs. Jane Roddy and Mrs. Mary Campbell as hostesses. Mrs. Schaefer, j chairman of Child Welfare, I gave a very fine talk on the ! work of this department. Mrs. Violet Attebery, in keeping with this being Pan American month, gave a very interesting article on Venzeuela. The Auxiliary sent an Easter gift to a hospital nurse. May 7th will be Poppy Day, also a poppy poster con test is being sponsored by this organization. The annual lunch eon and bazaar will be held April 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Balfour had a family dinner at their home Measles seem to be '-moving Easter Sunday. The event was into our community"' recently held in honor of Ivans birth- : and several of cur kiddies are day. A feast was being planned j out of school, by his wife in which goose with i Miss Elinor Bokelman, teacher all the '-trimmings" was served. j cf Scotia school, islpendinc her There were about thirty-five Easter vacation at her home in Bloodline-Bred LD HYBRIDS If it's more and better corn you want, plant Maygold Hybrids. They are Bloodline Bred to give you the true hybrid vigor . . . greater resistance to all unfavorable conditions . . . greater assurance of bumper yields. I'll be glad to tell you all about them. Call or see me today. Phone 3254 Sum HI Plattsmouth Woo! All grades in demand right now. See us before vou sell. Baby Chicks White Rock - Leg Rocks Wyandottes "White Leghorns (Large Type) Austra Whites Price $15.00 Ter 100 One grade only and it's the Best. Seed Potatoes Certified Cobblers. See us and save some money. Also fine eating potatoes. every one good. Chick Feed We nojv have Miller's Starter and Grower. Used and recommended by Willis Hatchery. Top Prices for Cream - Eggs - Poultry - Hides PHONE 3137 or 5223 HORTEES 0 III I ; -f U JUNIORS 100' t- all wool covert topper, swing style yoke back, self cloth patch pockets and cuffs. Colors hunting pink, neon blue, kelly green and grey. Sizes 8 to 16 S10.98 to S16.75 guests present Dale Schiber of Plattsmouth spent his Easter vacation visit - Ulysses. The John Christensen home was a happy place on Sunday Mrs. Elmer Adams was host- j Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Keller ess to the Ladies Aid Society of spent Sunday afternoon with the. Trinity Lutheran Church i Mr. and Mrs. Gill Keller, at her home last Thursday ! Mrs. Clara Hoffman, Kattie afternoon. Winans and Mrs. Clara Folson wooa. were Sunday dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. Innis of Stella !Ir- and Mrs- John Hoffman, were in Eajie calling cn friends ; Easter Sunday dinner guests on Tuesday morninsr of this i f Mr- arid Mrs. Milton Bach- THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Thursday, April 21, 1949 PAGE FIVE De Les Dernier Dinner Party j Woody White and Sandra cf Wichita. Kansas; Miss Pearl De ' Les Dernier, Lincoln; Miss Lau Th home of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. ; Kene Appiegate, Plattsmouth: Dick Appiegate, Nebraska City; Dixie and Eiey Applecate, De Les Dernier in this city was the scene of a very pleasant din week. Rev. and Innis served the man were Mr. and Mrs. L. J. ' xl4UUlu when all the family came home'caist Church here about , vaiarau iur. ana juts, uien ; t Sunday vhen the Weeping Water; and the host . ei-jpTlfi VlS'pr Til OS 3 r'"OSeIj.r ii;jf-iuul ifitio iiKU ctiiU iur "J" i-. Paul and David Anderson of were jT and Mrs. Bill Brooks lhe P-3- several years have been , Bachman and Mrs. Emma Jones. Plattsmouth spent their Easter ' 0f Omaha and two children. Mr. vacation visiting their grand-! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stander of Chapman. Neb., visited the Har ry Gobleman family last Thurs day night. The Junior-Senior class play, which was to have been given last Thursday night was post poned to Friday evening cn ac count of the "summer blizzard." The Legion hall was filled to and Mrs. Kenneth Todd and son. Johnny, of Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. Denny Quinian cf Kansas City . Mrs. L. G. Todd spent Easter ; with her daughter and family j at Omaha. While there she and i the Rathe family attended the first Easter Sunrise Service at World War II Memorial Park at 5:45 a. m. cn Sunday morning. serving tne community of Stel- . Betty and Marjone Proctor la. They spent the past winter i spent Sunday at the Edgar And in Florida with a daughter and j erson home, her family. . Miss Viola Marvin spent Sat- The Misses Freda ana Caro- ' urday evening at the John Rem line Reitier. Mr. George Reitter , menga home. n-pH M- r Arc r.anrna ivini- Mr nroi Mr? rtpnnr Tirrm ler motored lolliliard last Sun- . Irene and Darlene visited' Charles of Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. hours visit on Easter. mi Mrs. ' Grandma Timm Sunday after- j ally. noon. i The Eagle firemen entertain- ' Miss Irene Timm and George cd the students of th Eacle high Planner spent Sunday at the members of the family gathered to celebrate the birthday cf Mr. De Les Dernier. The beautiful birthday cake that featured the dinner was baked by Mrs. Woody White. and hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. De Les Dernier. Mrs. J. E. Worley of Lincoln was here for a visit with her sister. Miss Verna Leonard and Those present were: Mr. and was joined here by her son. Max Mrs. C. L. Armstrong. Gerald and Worley and family for a few- day and viiitec Mr. ha council of churches with the World-Herald. The Easter mes- t-vJ" t t- : , r v, 'Am Kansas-Nebraska area of the Methodist church. uuro' -.'itv- Keil Journal Correspondent :n carr re- capacity and the young people : co-operation of the Omaha are to De congratulated on tneir splendid acting. Everyone of the cast did their part splendidly and kept their audience in "stitches." Four young ladies. Phyllis Grunwald, Carol Roddy. Bonnie Baker and Bemadine Meyer, sang "Cruising Down the River" and "Lavender Green.'' accompanied by Ramona Mc Quin. Merle Rogers rendered two selections on his piano ac cordian, "Now is the Hour" and "My Happiness." Ramona Mc Quin sang two numbers, "Gal way Bay" and "There's a Tree in the Meadow," with Mrs. E. C. Williams of Plattsmouth accom paning her on the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dysart went to Wayne last Thursday afternoon to visit their daugh ter and family, the Burr Stand ley family and also to attend the wedding of their grand daughter, Marilyn Standiey, on Friday. Mrs. Charles Attebery, Mrs. Opp. Mrs. Ray Frans, Mrs. Jesse Dysart and Miss Eleanor Easter attended a mid-year woman's meeting at Prairie Union church northeast of Stella. Mrs. Topp ling of Japan, was the speaker of the meeting. l?y ball, foot ball and tasket Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farmer ball at a banquet at the school entertained at a dinner Monday i house last Saturday evening, evening in honor of Mrs. Jennie j banquet was served by the warmers boiti cirrnaay. uuests i rican Lecicn Auxiliary" were Waiter Farmer and Mr. ! Mrs. Fred Wuif was hostess to and Mrs. John W. Laughiin i the Dorcas Socit iy in the par-, and Arthur. j lors of thr Immanuel Lutheran ; Church on Wednesday after- j MURRAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH i no?:: of last week. j Rev. Val Johi-ion, Pastor I A nice crowd gathered at th? ' Bible School at 10 a. m. ! ' Methodist c hur.-h Monday even- Conxmunion and Sermon at; : ing. Apr:: 4:h. for the Familv 11a.m. r ct t t ri7 ar.a cuso er.joj r f Christian Endeaver at :30 Mrs. Hazel Borcherding and daughter of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kasbohn and son of Dunbar, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Schanot and family were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Todd and family. Mrs. Harold Finch, who has been visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Up ton, left Union last Saturday evening to join her husband in Omaha, from where they went to Kansas City where they will reside. Miss Vivian Meisinger spent her Easter vacation in Green wood at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marvh turned Sunday evening Lexington. Mo., where visited over the week er.u with their their son. Richard, v. ho a student at Wcntworth Military Academv. Thev also enieyt-d at- w-; ." r a Eurone.ir. V. m. Er lrr-. a Roca ' There will be a reception for -. Mr. Thiers and twenty- new members Thursday evening, th-.-r farmers of this area April '21 at 8 p. m. a month in Europe where guests ci farmers m Miss Elizabeth Perry, who was countries cn tne le Easter tenaing son events held while there. IV r r n " ' at of th; . V-,o sueciai ! anc of Vtnantto vhsiteu imtf.s'.iUi will o: u; the 2..- A. elect Ilea in ' Church. L r.c. . Lutnvrar i d i or the first time r rvice visiting her parents. W. Perry, grandfather. T. H. Pollock, de parted Monday for Tarkio. Mis souri, where she is attending Tarkio college. YES, ALL THE5E ADS LOOK MIGHTY F1N BUT ONLV ONE WILL ALWAYS SHINE . IN BARGAINS GOOD FOR ME ANO MINE h-Pv SHINE J 1 fe- -J tt J i L h ! J . r. r t IT IMS TO DEAL AT Dalton's -m tn A new lease on life for old roll roofing Liquid Asbestos Roof Coating. 85c Per Gallon Mr. and Mrs. Carl OLrieanu ; :;-;:-r0 I23U.J and -i-. ulu aui. i- I T, . . .. . mlaiiU ana l.ni. iao v.etc i . . ... . , . . , heme cf Mrs. Vernon t-cnewe Obituary of Julia Ann Kunz Gustin Julia Ann Kunz Gustin was born in Atlanta. Illinois, October 20, 185S, and passed away in Weeping Water April 14, 1949. With her parents, she moved to Nebraska at the age of 18 years. Thy settled on a farm near Elm wood. In 1881 she was married to Lewis Gustin, and they lived near Murdock. Their two sons died there. Clarence at the age of 16 and Eddie of seven months and also her husband. In 1899 she with her three daughters, moved to Elm wood. In 1948 her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Wray passed away. She is sur vived by her daughters. Mrs. Henry Vogt of Elmwood and Mrs. Ama. Garrison of Weeping Water in the homes of whom she lived in turn for some years. She leaves also two brothers, John and Frd Kunz of Elmwood, and a sister, Mrs. Katie Swarts, of Alvo. Mrs. Gustin was a faithful j member of the Evangelical , church for many years. Funeral j services were held at the Elm- wood Evangeliy.l United Breth- I ren church, on Saturday, April ! 16. conducted by the pastor. Rev. ! E. F. Haist. Instrumental music ' was furnished by Mrs. Lucille i Kuehn. and Henry Bornemeier sang "In the Garden" and "Saved by Grace." Interment was in ; Callahan cemetery near Mur- i dock. 'j Pallbearers were George Lenz. Edward Rosenow. Robert Kunz. Joseph Kunz. Reinhart Panska m and Otto Fleischman. Mrs. Nellie Kursh ci Lincout, visited relatives and friends in Eagle the first of this week. Mr .and Mrs. A. J. Nelson spent Wednesday afternoon cf this week with Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Anderson near Waverly. Funeral services were held for Edward Oberle last Thursday afternocn. April Tth. at the Methodist Church with Rev. Rangeler in charge. Burial was in the Eagie ccmctry. Edward Oberle was born near Eagie. June 15. 1900. and spent ins en tire life in this community. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Ida Oberle. and a brother. George Oberle. both of Eagle, and a sister, Mrs. Caroline Olds, of Stockton. Calif, and many other relatives and friends. Ki.s father, George Oberle, Sr., and a sister. Mary, preceded him in death. Sympathy is extended to the family by the many friends in the Eagle community. Mrs. Chester Bornemeier of Elmwood entertained at a family diner last Thursday evening. April Tth. lor her fath er. Clarence Gerhard, whose birthday anniversary occurred that day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gerhard afternoon of this week. ilr. and Mr: naroi Klipp home. and family spent Monday even- Mrs. Frank Ec I.Irs. Harold Kellogg and Mrs. John Ftemmcnga Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris and daughter of Omaha spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Vv. A. Jones. .?- v- - -1 r y - ""-.-- 1-, -si-. r V; . LhilU ."t . O J O O boys, and Clinton Jcne called on Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jones and children and Miss Viola Marvin were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. W. A. Jones. Mrs. Bennett Bornman and children soent Thursday after- Lois Proctor returned home from the hospital on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mansfield, Wiiijean and Sam spent Sun day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Zilis Bocke-iman. Earl Mansfield. 1 I '- - ..... . 1-rnrir1:T1.rmrir ,riT t., , T :--ir '.riT irttf of York. Mr. Mrs. Orris Lan- : Wiliajean and Sam spent Fri- ning and family of Falmyrs dov evening with Mrs. Wiila Miss Jennie Gerhard. Mrs. Ed- Welder;. j ward Gerhard and Glrndon ci Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jacobs Eagle and Mr. and Mrs. Chester, aird Duane were Sunday supper j Bornemeier and family of Emi- ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. wood. caenma-t. Plan to attend the Field Demonstration on the Farrnall "C55 at the Ackfey farm 1-4 mile north of the Union Corner on Highway No. 75 on Phone 2111 From 11 a- m. to 7 p. m. It i f. ni rm rr !? Union, Nebraska ip3 i?r rit i TV W Lmb S 4 B hta W WITH EVERY PURCHASE Groceries Are the Giher Fellow's Business. rrh ..v i BUT YOU CAN BUY GROCERiES WITH MONEY Ycu Save Here! And We All Profit. EASTER GUESTS Easter dinner guests at the Elizabeth Engelkemeier home were: Emma Albert, Chicago; Margaret Albert. Eva Wichmann. Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Terryberry and Rollin. Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Glaze, and Don, McCook, Nebraska. ...-V How '11 You Have Your lisps? Boston (JP' After relieving Francis McGrath of $48C at gun point in his store, a tandit shook his head and observed. "This is a tough way to make a living." A. H. Bell was a dinner guest Sunday at the home of Sgt. and Mrs. Dwain Snyder at their res idence on South 9th street. a raraae'! sizs can ct regular price next can ai only 1 con! For floors and cil interior survaces end genera! house hold use. Dries with deep high gloss without shrinkage. Get your varnish supply now at this bargain price. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Talcott. son and daughter, spent the week end at Lincoln with rela tives and friends. Belles f Better t'nan ever House Faint f Aicfi in Mnseed F"?',V I ci! and v.hite lecd. 'aK-SsTW I i f Protec your porches end if Sz3XL'm canvas decks with itrZM' ,0W9h' ,eB9-,os' V l:S;eS "9 Fiorencme!. I rZ $1.63 Qt.J jt: g. : :.: i y SPEED-WALL Finishes in C!o, y. '. ' 5emi-Gto:s end Flat v- , provide trodiiionaliy .t--!! I fine quolir modern I wcW beauty. tfmf $1.55 Qt. hg&i Paint a Venetian Blinds First Quality Metal Blinds Up to 2S-inch $3.39 Up to 35-inch $3.89 (White or Ivory) This offer good until April 30. Why put up with scarred, dingy floors I when for a reasonable cost we can j refinish them into floors you can be ; proud cf ask for an estimate. Aluminum Paint, Gallon $3.25 Exterior, Rust Proof, Heat Resisting. 4-inch Pure Bristle PAINT BRUSH FREE $5.00 Value With each 5-Gallon Gliddens House Paint at Regular Price. 24-Hours FREE use of Sanding Equipment If, your purchase of decoarting mater ials amounts to $50.00 or more. Cf f er good . on materials purchased during April or May. Outside White Paint, Gallon $3.50 A low cost white for fences, outbuild ings, etc. Compares with other low priced house paints. 1-3 eff on a!l discontinued colors. Ask to See These Bargains FREE we will furnish free asphalt tile cement used on tile purchased from us. 9x9 Tile Blocks as low as 6a2 cents. Lay it yourself and save. .110. Wall PLATTSMOUTH paper PHONE 3138 OF