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Mrs. Florence McDonald. Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. William Zabel spent last week in Omaha at the home of their son and family. Conrad Baumgartner was able to come home from the hospital on Wednesday. Ed Guehlstorf f . who under went a major operation was able to come home from the hospital the day before election. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Gus Streich last Thursday with a very good at- . tendance. Assisting hostesses ' were Mrs. Vernon Schewe. Mrs. Harold Wilkens. Mrs. Kirk Finne- gan, and Mrs. Frank Echery. Mrs. Martha Hoover of Elm wood spent Sunday afternoon with friends in Murdock. Mrs. William Stock entertain ed at a Better Brush party last bib U a .jtsv mm 1 kill w W O mm Thursday with a very good at tendance. Junior Class play will be given at the high school gym on Fri- j day evening, November 17. "Aunt Samathy Rules the Roost" is the j names of the play. Mrs. Nettie Brunkow had the misfortune to fall on her way home Saturday evening and break her leg just below the knee. She is at the Elbler nursing home in Elmwood. HERE... 'r You WUI Find The Greatest Assortment Of Christmas Cards WeVs Ever Offered ... In Every x Price Range . . . Best Buys In Town! : Your Name PrlfitedTREEI f Special Ass't (21 cards) ... $1.00 Boxes of 25 cards only 1.50 OTHER CARDS TO SELECT FROM See these now while stocks are complete PLATTSMOUTH JOURNAL YOUR CHRISTMAS CARD STORE 40S-413 Main Street Phone 241 fclmwood RS. '.RACE PLVBCN. Correspondent Merle Hess who has been em ployed here for a time, while he stayed in the home of his uncle George Moomey, has returned to his home in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Bird and family have moved to Wichita, Kansas where Mr. Bird has been employed for some time. They made many friends while here. In the home which they vacated the new occupants will be Mr. and Mrs. Stolz and four children. The wife is the former Florence Rumelin. Mr. Stolz will work for the Bornemeier Transfer Co. " Victor Hollenbeck came here from'Alvo on Sunday and took his mother Mrs. May Hollenbeck to South Omaha where she will visit for a while." She stayed for a month with her sister Mrs. Lewis Hollenbeck., . The Claude Hewitt family are staying here with Mrs. Hewitt's mother Mrs. Nettie Mendenhall until they go to a new location. They are moving from their home near Springfield, Missouri. On Thursday evening the young adult's church school class held their meeting at the Methodist-cirarch. A talk for the pub lic was given by Mr. Demorest of Omaria, who is the editor of the j- jar ii r p . . - $ LYING IN STATE . . . Body or playwright George Bernard Shaw lies in bedroom of his Ayot, St. Lawrence, home. Journal-Stockman. This address on, "Soul Conservation" was much appreciated. He commend ed the farmers who raise stock and who also helo with the com munity and church work and help in conserving the best val ues in life. Later a business and social meeting was enjoyed by the class members and the pas tor, Miss Ward. Also on Thursday evening at 7:30 at the school house the Band Mothers served a chicken dinner for the members of the Lions club. This was in appre ciation of the nice donation this group had given for the band costumes. Nineteen of the Lions were present. NOT EASY IT IS NOT easy for the average property own er to know the kinds of insurance he needs. We're always ready and willing to give you sound advice and de pendable service on all your insurance matters. Stephen M. Davis Second Floor Plattsmouth state Bank Bldg. Phone 6111 Mrs. Bessie Core Dr. E. H. Worthman, who has been in the Methodist hospital in Omaha the past ten days was able to come home Wednesday. L. J. Mayfield entered the Methodist hospital Monday and on Tuesday submitted to an op eration for hernia. The Red Cross is planning on bringing its Bloodmobile to Lou isville sometime the first part of January. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Tade from Centerville, Iowa were week end guests at the R. G. Speak home. Mrs. Tade is Mr. Speak's sister. W. L. Blair lost the end of one of his fingers Sunday when he got it caught in a fan belt, out at Sumner. Teacher and pupils of school district No. 41 gave a program Thursday evening, November 16. Neil Lancaster who taught in Louisville last year is the teacher. Winter can upset the performance of your car. Chilling blasts can slow your starts . . . cut down your power. Corrosive combustion acids increased by cold-weather driving cause extra engine wear and so reduce gasoline mileage. Now . : . at last . . . you can cushion your engine against winter wear ... by protecting it with the tvinter grade of new Conoco Super Motor OiL Mrs. Patience Redon enter- tained Saturday In honor of her little son. Jon Royal Redon who was three years old. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hrabik left last week for Amherst where they will spend about three weeks. Amos will do some trap ping there. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Amelang went to Sioux City, Iowa Satur day and visited their son Merle and wife and the new grandson, who arrived about two weeks ago. Bill Ingram and Paul Erhart came up from Fort Riley, Kan sas Saturday and spent the week end with relatibes. Mrs. Anna Gauer who has been in poor health for some time was taken to the Clarkson hospital in Omaha by ambu lance Tuesday. She has been at the home of her son Floyd. Louisville streets rpppivprt n cleaning which they needed very badly on Friday. riarry stock and two sons werp in Louisville on business Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mayfield were m Omaha on business on weanesaay of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ftp burger of Omaha spent the week ena at tneir cabin at Meadow. Mrs. Ed Boedeker of Wppnlntr Water spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. Patience Redon and Jon Royal. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brandt of Lincoln visited at the Jim In gram home Sunday. The ladies are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wildrick scent Saturdav at the Fred Wild rick home in Weeping Water. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krakowska and Larry Dean and Carrol were callers at the home of Earl Hra bik Sunday. A. R. Stander drove to Elgin, Friday to look after some busi ness matters connected with his property there. A large crowd from Louisville attended the Nebraska-Kansas tate iootball game at Lincoln Saturday, November 11th. Mrs. Lester Faris.5 of Rrntpn I Bow came to spend the week end at tne nome of her parents Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Worthman. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Worth man and Mrs. E. H. Worthman visited Dr. E. H. Worthman at the Methodist hospital Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Don Huffman of Lincoln came out Saturday and spent Sunday with Don's par ents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Huffman Mrs. Harvey Blair has been staying at the home of her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pear son in Manley recovering from an attack of pneumonia. Word has been received here that Joe Masnica will be married in California Sunday, November 26. Joe has been living there the past two years. Mr. and Mrs. James McKinstry, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Herring ton and Mrs. Earl Hrabik attend ed the ice follies in Omaha Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Don McClmtock and son of Plattsmouth and Jackie Terryberry spent last week end visiting relatives at North Platte and Venango. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Searles of Sioux Falls, South Dakota are the parents of a daughter born November 12. Mrs. Searles was formerly Halene Van Overbeck of Louisville. Alvin Huff was taken to Lincoln Monday bv his brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huff where he entered the Veterans hospital for a checkup. Nile Donnelson, Clarence Nes sen, Ernest Hennings and Morris Miller left just after midnight Sunday and drove to Callaway for pheasant hunting. They got their limit of birds and also vis ited at the Charles Ossenkop home. Wm. R. McGregor, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McGregor is now handling the day side of the Rock Island work at the station. The Juniors of the Louisville high school will give their play next Monday nad Tuesday. The title is, "They Gave Him A Co-Ed." Sunday, November 12 was the birthday of Mose Barr, most of his children came to help him celebrate. The wedding of Francis Neu man of Louisville and Miss Don na Dageman of Papillion was performed at the Trinity Luth eran church in Papillion Sunday November 12. They will live in Papillion. Floyd Erickson was reDorted real sick on Tuesday following j his last operation. It is hoped he will be much better now. j Wm. Hoover has returned j home from the hospital where he i was taken following his accident, i Mrs. A. Landgreh is at home ' again after having spent a few j days in a hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Meyers and ; daughter and Mrs. John R. Mey- i ers called at the Fred Meyers home Sunday. j Mrs. John Ritter and Mrs. Mel- j vin Reed spent Thursday at the ; Ed Gutherie home in Omaha. i Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kroctochvili HE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Thursday, November 23. 1950 PAGE FTVB of Louisville were dinner guests at the Arthur Derby home Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fosberg of South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sjogren called at the Elmer Sprieck heme Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Group were supper guests at the Merle Group home in Louisville Sunday evening. re- Navy Now Accepts New Enlistments According to the Navy cruiter who is at the Platts moutJh post office each Monday afternoon, the Navy Recruiting Station at Fort Omaha announ ces that the Navy is now accept ing applications for enlistment in unlimited numbers. LCDR J. W. Reed, officer-in-charge said that the Navy's training cen ters were quickly flooded with trainees after commencement of the Korean affair and it became impossible to accept all those qualified for enlistment. The Navy training centers have now been expanded sufficiently to train all those recruited there by permitting enlistments in the Navy on an unlimited basis. A young man may now expect to leave as soon as the enlist ment process is completed. It was stated that the qual ifications for enlistment remain unchanged and that the ruling which has prohibited the en listment of anyone in the Navy who has been called for his pre induction physical still stands. Walter H. Harold R. Smith & Lebcns Attorneys-at-Law Donat Bldg. Plattsmouth ILgQB $1,000 or Less LOANS MADE ANYWIIERE Write or Come in LOAN PLAN 112 No. 5th St. Ph. 3213 DON J. ARUNDEL. Manager Plattsmouth u rotectfloo Upset? 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