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0 V i 1 1 Pi ! 1 Ibiwn Mrs. L v"r Todd. Journal Correspondent The daughters of Mrs. Ile b.cca Crunk wish to thank all the friends and neighbors who x-nt so ruany card3 to their mother for Christmas. Leo Crcos, cousin of Carl Cross, spent last Tuesday even ing and nigh: at the Cross home. He had been visiting his son in the eastern part cf Iowa and was cn his way home to Akron, Colorado. Mr. ind Mrs. P. F. Rihn were Sfciday dinner guests cf the Jes Dysart's. Mr. and Mrs thzee children Paul Mullis and of Rosemead, California, are holiday season and friends. Mr. and Mrs spending the with relatives Ollie Attc-bery pSS JANUARY 12 ST; W amsm RUFC DAVIS JOHNNY BOND CASS COUNTY 8 1: UNIVERSITY COLISEUM LINCOLN 5 '" 'U 1 1. 1 WVNiy RESERVED SECTIONS: j Adults. Eve.. 2.40: aft.. Zoo (tax fori) i Children. Eve.. 1.20: aft.. 1.20 (Ux incl.) j A II. MAIL ORDERS TO: I I Juniar Chamlier of Commerce. I Lincoln. Nebraska g I Enclosed find check or money order. I amonnt of S for adults' J ' and children's tickets. I I (Please check): I I evening show. afternoon show. J J NAME' (PLEASE "PHI ST) S1R LET CITY' STATE I BELOW ZERO Means trouble siartin your car. But if you are one of the many using: Phillips Gasoline ycu are assured of fast jx start-ups. Philips "68" Gasoline contains chemical addi- g tives to insure users the host of service on the coldest of H days. And for top performance all around, use Phillips "66"' $: Premium Motor Oil. 5 Huebner's "68" Station I TANK WAGON SERVICE Phone 212 Plattsmouth 5: A0A! TI.ESYIAB You could pay a thousand dollars more and still not get all the new beauty . . . extra room ...famous ruagedness of this great new Dodge IltitK'i UK.Gnt valif. in smart new slyliu I . ! rr i rf'rfkl H (d If t actual dollars and cents, too, costs ju-t a lew dollars mote than llic lowesl-priceu cars. Despite its Miiart. low, raeful lines outside, Dodge is Iiiuher, ilcr. Ion per on the inside to five you the roomi ngs that r-pdls solid comfort that means extra room for xour head, vour lefis. Less overhang front and rear makes parking and garagi: simpler, easier. Sec this great new Dodge. Sample the flashing performance of the powerful high-compression '"Get-away" Knginc . . . the smoothness of Dodge Fluid Drive. Conic La today. 125 North 5th Street and family have moved from their home in Kansas City to Union, where Ollie is working with his brother, Charles At tebery. They are living in the residence where the Fox fam ily hid resided until recently. Mr. ahd Mrs. David Rankin of Whitney, Nebraska, have been spending a week visiting rela tives and friends. Mrs. Rankin was Naomi Mougey. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snod-zr?--s ru Christmas clay in Nehawka, guests of Rev. and Mrs. B. N. Kunkel, who were entertaining at a family din ner. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cross en tertained the following guests at th ,-4r home on Christmas day: Mr. and Mrs. George Stine and two daughters and son, Charles; Mr. and Mrs. L. 13. Mougey and son Richard, Mr. anct ivlrs. John McQuin of Mur ray, and Mr. and Mrs. David Rankin, of Whitney, Nebr. The Womans Society of Christian Service met at the church for an "all day"' meet ing last Thursday. A covered dish luncheon at noon was en joyed by 18 guests. Mrs. Ran kin, sister of Mrs. Cross, and Iva Mougey, was a very wel come visiter, it having been thirteen years since Mrs. Ran kin had been in Union. Mrs. Couriney, vice-president, con duced a short "cusinc-ss meeting :n the absence of the president, Mrs. Paasch. Rev. and Mrs. Williams and Mary Ellen were welcome visitors also. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mougey and son, Richard, entertained the following uests at their homa last Thursday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. David Rankin, cf Whitney, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. George Sline and :nay, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cross a:ii Iva Mougey, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mougey and son Richard. Pauline sencneberger spent Christmas at the home of her . in ease of 111 Craltllil rn"inrrrin!r. And in because the Lig new l)od:e . t 1 - ia Matt' m. . ! . v , - v."" r 1 1&' mm v , mB WOLF IX WOLF'S CLOTUIXG . . . "Jackie," eight- month-old wolf, soon will be the missing figure of this trio. Raised from a puppy with Rose and Peter Fisher, the wolf is arriving at a danpercus age when she might realize she is a wolf. So dad, Reuben Fisher, Detroit, regretfully presented "Jackie" to the Detroit Belle Island children's zoo. "Jackie," a mere handful of fur when Fisher found her aban doned in a wolf den last June, already weighs a dangerous "0 pounds and sports a fine set of sharp teeth. parents, at Julian. j Mr. and Mrs. EaiT Keedy, of Ashland, spent Christmas day' at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' W. H. Porter. The Warden family Christmas dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pike. Glen Todd, Loren Todd, Reu ben Foster and Ben Noell start ed to California last Monday to spend a few weeks vacationing. Christmas dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Todd were: Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Lohrberg, of Indianap olis, Ind.; Mrs. Hazel Borcher ding and two daughters Shirley and Beverly, of Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kasbohm and son, Donnie, of Dunbar; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christian and son, Eddie, of Waterloo, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schanot, Dorothy, Dickie and Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Upton are spending the holidays with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finch at Kansas City. Mrs. Addie Dodson of Ne a fEDJtE3 I rflBBii-ftl,;l,gjrafcTia r- NEW BIGGER VALUE Just a few dollars more than the lowest-priced cars! t v . -, '-. t . la' 4a inf. -.V hawka, came Tuesday to stay at the Frank Martin home. Bernaline Meyer spent sever ! al days including Chrismas in Avoca. ! Phyllis Grunwald and Bern ; dine Meyer spent several days last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Jorgensen at Nehawka. i Mr. and Mrs. Burr Standley, of Wayne, Nebr., and Mr. and j Mrs. Melvin Feusner of Iowa, visited their parents, Mr. and j Mrs. Jesse Dysart during the ! Christmas season. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Quinlan, I of Chicago, spent Christmas j vacation visiting in Omaha and the parents of Mrs. Quinlan, Mr. ! and Mrs. John Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Rich : had as guests for Christmas ! dinner last Sunday the follow -j nig guests: Mr. and Mrs. Don ! aid McQuinn and three daugh i ters; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mc ! Ouinn and Marcia, of Platts mouth and Mrs. Russ Schaefer. Lyle and Lowell Schaefer were having a tussel with the flu S3 NEW VALUE! You'll thrill to the smooth ness of Dodge Fluid Drive. Gyro-Malic, to free you from shifting, optional on Coronet models at moderate extra cott. Plattsmouth, Nebraska , s . a. e. . i . . - l 4 -r-i so Russ stayed at home with them, but the boys were all re membered with a fine dinner sent to them by Mrs. Rich. Union schools had just one ! week of vacation and opened I im tatrnin Tin .Tormarv OnH Arthur Stander and sister, Mrs. Helen Cleghorn, of Louis ville, called on Mrs. Todd last Sunday afternoon. They also j called on their nephew and j family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stan j der. ; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Todd, Meivin Jr. and Nancy, drove j to Omaha last Wednesday even- j ing where they invited the fol- j lowing guests to join a dinner at "Johnny's." Mr. and Mrs. ; Ernest Rathe and daughter, j Wilma ; Mr. Herman Rathe, of 1 Adams; Mr. and Mrs. Donald; Rathe, and Mrs. Todd . Later! in the evening Mrs. Todd rc-, turned to Union with Melvins, ; after having spent several days in Omaha as a guest of her; daughter, and family. I The Youth Fellowship and; several guests enjoyed a hay-1 rack ride to the home of Ra- ' mona McQuin last Tuesday eve- i ning. There were twenty-four j in the party. Delicious refresh- ments were served late in the 1 FUNNY BUSINESS "These are the judge's hat I ask him where he was on THE MIDDLES W W f W tawwfc. . I M SORRV, AP, BUT IT'S SAFER THIS WAV. YOU'LL FINP JUNIOR'S PUP TENT IN THE GARAGE! Mi -q JA-V - Al CATfe SAKE JfoJSa3U I WAVE Y'gOne y "f NLrrs? bnivwd Mrs. Grace Plybon, Journal Correspondent . Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Creamer have returned from a holiday visit with their adughter, Mrs. Mary Churchill and family in Texas. Fred Fleischman of Manley was a Sunday visitor in the afternoon at the Alex Miller home on New Years day. Mrs. Bert Reber returned on Thursday night from an ex tended stay at Ferguson, Mo., near St. Louis, with her daugh ter and family, the Ronald Schlichtemeiers. New Years guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hollnebeck were M;. and Mrs. Ernest Hollehbeek, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hollen beck of Weeping Water, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hollenbeck and three sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roberts and Stanley, of Nehawka; Mr. Norman Drees zen of Lincoln. While Mr. B. E. Sumner is having a two week's vacation, Mr. Parks is taking care of evening by Mrs. McQuin and Ramona. The Ben Neal family spent Christmas at Bolivar, Mo. They also visited their son and fam ily, Gene Neal at Keytesville, Missouri. A family dinner was held at the Frank Martin home Christ mas day with the following present: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grunwald and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crunk Jr. and son. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haffke and baby daughter of Platts mouth, Mr. and Mrs. Will Jor gensen of Nehawka. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Read and two child ren of Ashland, Mrs. Geo. Mar tin and son Don, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Ross and two daugh ters of Nehawka, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Worthan and two sons of Murray, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ross of Nebraska City, and Mrs. Maggie Plymale of Ashland. FOR Dependable Insurance Income Tax Service SEE J. Howard Davis Phone 264 Soennichsen Bid?. By Hershberger and glasses do you mind if the night of December first?'' By Bob Karp I STOP RATTt-tNG TrtAT COOK I IT'S nrV! j l-C'NAON POWM mjp open rr IV NO, PEAR JUST RE AC "WE SIGN "TO The KI&HT ut- THE POOR. "MEASltS buAXAKTIKE Yt.zfi a,nc open rr i r THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Thursday, January 5, 1950 PAGE FIVE the work at the M. P. depot. Mr. and Mrs. Parks have taken a room at the Plybon home for a short time. Mr. Briggs is now staying at the Ebeler home. He is a for mer employe of the Plattsmouth Journal, which position he held for a good many years. Vistiting on New Year's day with Mrs. Harley were daugh ters Grace, Alta and Verna, and the families and some of th? grandhoildren. School took up again Tues day with the weather more un pleasant than when the vaca tion started. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Lefier of Lincoln were among the rel tives at the Christmas dinner at the Lloyd Miller home. Obituary Leo Leslie Horton was born at Cold Water, Wise, on Sept. j 9, 1864, and passed away Dec. 29, at the h moeof her daugh ter in Coffeyville, Kansas, his age being 85 years and four months. Pneumonia was the immediate cause of his death. At the age of twelve with his parents he came to Nebraska in an ox team wagon. They set tled near Elmwood and he has lived in this community with the exception of three years in Colorado and five years in Harlan county in western Ne braska. Also the last few win ters he has been in Kansas. At an early age he united with the Christian church. For some years he was an Elmwood business man. He was the oldest of five children. He is survived by his oroiher, Everett, and sisters, Zada, Myra, .and Eihel and their families all of whom live cn the west coast in Washing Heal Estate LOANS ! 5 Percent Interest Charge Reduced for each monthly payment. Plattsmouth Loan & Building Ass'n. MAYOR McGUP WE CITY ELECTIONS ARE COMING UP SOON. MAYOR MG'JP, SEEKING RE ELECTION, IS OUT TO WIN FRlENPS AND INFLUENCE VOTERS. MRS. GRATZ jb LAFF OF 'You Better 5tay Out Of " ER- OH - MAYOR I I NOT TO K!5S J ' ' ton and California. Other sur vivors are his son. Earl, and daughter, Mrs. Fred Rothrock (Mabel of Coffeyville, Kansas, and three greatgrandchildren. His wife, Eva Puddy Horton, died in 1915. and his son, Lyle, died in 1943. There are three granddaughters, Mrs. Lois Fran ces of Lincoln, Mrs. Orvilie Julian (Marjory) of Elmwood, and Mrs. Lela Wendt of Mur dock. Funeral services were held at the Christian church on Saturday afternoon, the pastor Rev. Elby Boosinger, was in charge. Miss Marlene Eic'.en miller played the instrumental music, and Mrs. Mary Linhart sang ' Sometime We'll Under stand" and 'Going Down the Valley". Members of the Masonic or der, the Odd Fellows and Re be kahs each attended in a body. Members of the Masons acted as pallbearers and they also had part of the services at fjhe Elmwood cemetery. A classified Ad in Trie Journal costs as little as 35c. Mike Tritsch, O. D. OPTOMETRIST WATCH REPAIRING Ruse Bid?. Plattsmouth How does i;i pfaqirUtarfc d By John Jarvis MAT A SWEET L1TTL2 CHILD YOU HAVE l h,tch K!rwy coo' THE WEEK Here I Goi The Mump?' ?Vvi und men i if. i'u"t'- fCP.f urri5l It -IWITH THE toft. j rr 9pm.u nmm p. ' rv --y 1 Siv. V-Ovi .Ci-.f