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o M fcAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!! A,A,A A A A A,A,A,A, A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A,., MMAAA LUGSCH CLEANERS All ot us nere at Lugsch Cleaners join in -.extending to eacn oi you me oest m tne years to come, we ve appreciated your good will and the opportunity of serving you through your school days May our J A. A . - -t- i 1 ( J 1 1 i i 1 1 -Ytr V FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY DIAL 230 FOR SERVICE reiauonsmp continue. y THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE-TWO Section C Thursday, May 24. 1951 A Classified Ad in The Journ nal costs as little as 3c. mm 5000 IS for PRQMPT EFFICIENT ELECTRICAL WIRING At Prices You'll Be Glad to Fay Free Estimates HUDSON ELECTRIC Plattsmouth, Nebr. (Opal E. WaUick) Word was received here last week of the accident of Charles Ashmun of Huron, 8. D.t who wrote that he was struck by an automobile while crossing , a street which left him with a broken kneecap. Mr. and Mrs. Ashmun had planned to be in Weeping Water for Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Wallick are cousins of the Ash- muns. Mr. and Mrs. John Alberts were to Plattsmouth on Monday, to Lincoln on Tuesday and again to Lincoln on the follow? FS W RM . ' TRICAR sets w "- We have had the pleasure of serving most of you since kindergarten It has been a great friendship We trust it continues for many years to come. ! ""VSI Success to the 19oI Grads I i 1 Good luck in your f utnre jjj careers. -1 Ruback teres Every Day Low Prices -Ample Parking 6th Street ing Monday where Mrs. Alberts spent the day with her sister, Mrs. Ira McMann, while Tom, Mrs. Alberts' son, took the uni versity entrance exams. Weeping "Water Walter Rasmussen To Head Scouts Walter Rasmussen heads the Scouts here as scoutmaster fol lowing a meeting last Friday evening. Ken Henry, scouting executive of Nebraska City, was present. A meeting was held the following Friday of all who are associated with scouting at the Republican office. Assistant scoutmasters are Claire Beach and Orville Bernecker. Wilson Bickford is the advisor of the Explorers. Robert Humiston heads the troop committees, aided by J. Marion Stone, and Supt. R. C. Porter and Lloyd Lane, while William Finley is the institutional advisor. "Weeping Water Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lingo, Mar ilyn and Tommy, of Blair, ar rived here Friday for the grad uation exercises and to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ranney and other relatives. John Ranney, their nephew, was one of the graduating class. Mrs. Wayne Garrett and Mrs. David LaRue of Omaha came Friday evening to attend the graduation exercises for their niece and granddaughter, Patri cia Ann LaRue. The elder Mrs. LaRue fell recently and injured her ankle quite severely. Weerine "Water Completes Master Nursing Course Rev. and Mrs. John Pryor drove to Omaha Sunday evening to meet their daughter. Miss Mary Ann. Miss Pryor has completed her studies for a master of nursing degree from Yale University at New Haven, Conn. She specialized during the last part of her studies in mental diseases. She will be here until July first at which time she will return east to a position there. j "Weeiin;i "Water Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morris of Broken Bow ' came Thursday evening for an, over the week end visit ancf to attend the graduation, exercises on. Friday evening, and the alumni ban quet on Saturday evening. They were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Wallick. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van Ev ery left for Ogallala Friday aft er several days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Michelson, Sr., and other rela tives. Mrs. Henry Smith of Avoca was here last Friday afternoon. Dorothy Ann Kunkel, Patty LaRue, Mary Domingo and Eve lyn Lauritzen enjoyed a swim at Capitol Beach last Tuesday afternoon. , Weeping Wser Out-Of-Towners At Alumni Banquet Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Gott of Lincoln came Saturday for the alumni banquet and the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Schomaker. WeepiriK Water Lyal Fleming took a plane from Lincoln Friday evening after having received word of the serious illness of his father, Torrence Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Fleming of Seneca arrived here for the week end to be with Don, their brother, during the graduation exercises and to attend the alumni ban quet Saturday evening. Mrs. Eva Durelle of Minneap olis, mother of Mrs. May Keck ler, arrived here recently for several weeks visit with her daughter and grandson, Rich ard. She was here for the grad uation exercises. Mrs. John Bender came home Sunday from St. Elizabeth's hospital. Joan Carol is the new arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Domingo. She was born last Thursday. May 17, 1951, at Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln. Family Night Party Is Held Woepinff Water The American Legion and the Auxiliary held a family night party last Saturday night at the Legion club rooms. Burton Schomaker was the chairman for the event, assisted by Jack Cohen and Harold Otte. Mem bers of the Auxiliary prepared the food. Weopinp Water Mr. and Mrs. Neil Munkres were house hosts to the Camera Club last Thursday evening. A meeting scheduled the preceding week was canceled due to weath er conditions. Mrs. Munkres is chairman of the Camera Club which Is associated with the Artcrafters Club recently or ganized at the Legion hall. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lustgar ten and children of Omaha were recent guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Peterson returned here last week from attending the Kentucky Derby. Week end guests of the Peter sons were Dr. and Mrs. Von D. Arnold of North1 Platte. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen are residing in Lincoln. Mr. Allen is employed by the University Club there. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bickford and family of Lincoln were here Friday evening visiting with his mother, Mrs. Al Bickford and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bickford and family. They all attended the graduation exercises. Murlin Fernbaugh of Grand Island was here over , the week end with his family and to at tend the alumni banquet with Mrs. Fernbaugh. Gerald Wright" left here Sun day afternoon after a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Heebner. Mrs. Wright is visit ing with her parents for several weeks. Mrs. Vance Harris and family of Omaha. Mrs. Mildred Hooker and daughter, Alice Faun, of Independence, Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morris of Lincoln ar rived here Friday evening for the graduation exercises at which time their sister, Enod Morris, received her diploma. Clinton Wilkinson left Sun day for-Detroit after several weeks visit here with his moth er, Mrs. C. H. Wilkinson. Mrs. C. R. Robbins of Lincoln spent Sunday here with her daughter and grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Faughn left last Monday for their home in ' Mission Beach, Calif. They had been called here by the death of his father, W. J. Faughn of Lincoln. While in Weeping Water they visited with Mrs. Faughn's relatives. ' -1 WeepinK Water Cooperative Bible School Starts The cooperative Bible school opened Monday, May 21st at the Christian. Methodist and Congregational churches. Aft ernoon meetings are held and mothers are advised again of the time for children to come as being 1:30. The Juniors (4th, 5th and 6th graders) met at the Congregational church. Be ginners and Primary classes met at the Methodist church and the Intermediates (7th and 8th graders) at the Christian church. . The John Milton So ciety of which Helen Keller is president, will receive the daily offerings, that are taken. Mov ies are to be shown to the dif ferent groups, the first Monday at the Methodist church with Rev. Harry Hart, next Friday, May 25, Rev. Pryor will show a movie to his church group, and Monday, May 28, the Christian church will have a showing of pictures by their minister, Mrs. T. V. Hubbell. Attendance awards will be given for those attending six or more of the nine meetings. Bible school will not be held Memorial Day, May 30. Mrs. Phillip Miller and Mrs. Richard Patten drove to Auburn last Monday where they at tended the memorial services for Pvt. Clifford L. Livingston, who was killed in action December 5. Pvt. Livingston was a nephew of the late Phillio Miller. i Bussell accompanied Byron Baker to Lincoln where the two former folks consulted their doc tors. Both Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Bussell were victims of falls. Recent visitors at the George Corley home were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jameson of Plattsmouth and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson ' of Grand. Island. i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coppin- ger ana uaugnters ui liiiiuuiu, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Ambler, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hugh Hanlan, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ambler, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wolcott, Mr. and Mrs. W. James Wolcott and fam ily of Sioux City, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Houseman and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Bruner, Mrs. George Bruner and son, Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ludwick, Wallace and Georgia Ann, Nor man Peterson were among the many from Weeping Water who drove to. Nebraska City recently to view the wonderful scenery along the Appie Blossom Trail Many took along a picnic din-!through flowers and the trip to and from the south. Lt. W. G. Van Every arrived here last week to assist in help ing the familv to move to Car- michael, Calif. They will drive ner to be enjoyed besides the Journal Want Ads Pay! CRUSHED ROCK Spread on Driveway or mile south of Nehawka Corner. at Bin lz WALDO STONE CO. Union, Nebraska Phone 2991 WE GIVE Z-K GREEN STAMPS WATCH REPAIR ALL WORK GUARANTEED Authorized Distributors of Elgin Bulova .... 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