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TUZ PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL page two Monday. July 7, 1952 Grandview Has Open House risogi; Just Dial 241 Jl ! r-V. Officers Are Installed By Theta Rho Girls Thursday the of Theta Rho clubs. Mrs. Britain, mother of new president, was a guest. Refreshments of ice cream. wafers and ice tea were served. ! Theta Rho Pearl Victory, No. ?,. am ciub. held installation el oiiiv-rr. Thur.day evening at O.ki Fellow.; Hall. A very imoressive ceremony with Shirley St rough as install-in?- officer am! Tat Bailey as in stalling marshal!, was conduct ed. Bud of Promise Rebekah Lodge drill team seated the new officers. Theta Rho girls were all presenu-d corsages from their secret Rebekah pals. Retiring president Yvonne Nelson presented each of her officers with a git Strouah, in behalf of the Theta Rho girls, presented the retiring pic-idem a pin. New officers installed were Carclyn Robinson, president; EIna Boaiberg. vice president; Pat Winscott, secretary: Rose ; on the topic, "The Earth Is so Marv Nelson, treasurer; Gail I Full." The lesson was on "Let Peterson, chaplain; Pat Carr ' The Earth Be Glad." m uvhal: Kay Davis, conductor; . 4 . ' : aiUlie h. ' MP 5.: fl. fef H tolls' a .jf8---- fcil 1 .m...'..O..V..'.-..TT Mrs. Bessie Cort Dorcas Circle Host To W.S.C.S. Meeting Thursday Dorcas Circle was host to the general W.S.C.S. meeting held at the Methodist church Thurs- Shirley j Ciay afternoon. Mrs. L. J. Hutchinson, presi dent, conducted the meeting. Mrs. Edgar Glaze had the de votions and Mrs. Clement Wes ter gave the lesson. Mrs. Glazes devoticuis were Formal open house at Grandview Acres Nursing Home was held Sunday at the home located 13 miles south of Plattsmouth on Highway 73-75. Open recently by Miss Ardyth Hall of Platts mouth, Mrs. Nina White of Syracuse and Mrs. Lois Kraft of Union, the home provides care for aged and handicapped. Many visitors from throughout the county toured the 14-room nursing home which has accommodations for 19 patients. A tour of the grounds and building was conducted. Refreshments were served by the management. Cub Scouts Enjoy Camp Excursion Cubmaster Gene Knutson, Mr. Copperwaite and Clarence Stohlman accompanied four Cub Scouts, Butch Brown, Gary Knutson, Kenny Copperwaite and John Stohlman on a camp ing trip to Camp Cedar Creek, Neor. A good time was en joyed by all. l,iuisviiie Mrs. Chris Murray returned home Tuesday evening from a trip which she took to the mountains and other places in Wyoming and Colorado. She joined her sister, Mrs. Charles Deisher, who had gone earlier and they returned together. Albert and Claude Israelson of Hartington were down last Thursday looking after some work on the post office building which they own. The Dutch Academy club Catholic Church Is Setting For Liber shal AN ol ever Rites Baskets of greenery and regal lilies decorated the church and bouquets of white gladiolus and blue antheapanthus formed a background for the Saturday morning ceremony, June 28, uniting Miss Patricia Libershal and Charles L. Wolever at Holy Rosary Catholic church. Jo Ann Noble, niece of the bride, was ringbearer. She wore a gown of lighter shade burnish ed yellow satin with an overskirt of toast colored net. Her head band was of the same colored net as were her wristlets. She carried the rings on a heart Father Edward Tuchek offi- ! shaped pillow of like satin. ciated at the nine o'clock cere mony. Mrs. Vincent Pilney was organist and accompanied Don ald Clifford who sang "Ave Ma ria," '"Apanis Angelicus,"' "O f Lord, I Am Not Worthy'' and "On 'This Day, Oh Beautiful Mother." The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Liber shal of Plattsmouth, and the groom is the son of Mrs. H. R. Wolever, also of Plattsmouth. For her wedding, the bride chose a gown of ice blue duchess satin designed with a very fitted bodice with a fill in yoke of ny lon tulle edged in appliqued chantilly lace in the bridal rose pattern. Outlining the yoke was chartered a bus and spent Fri- "V"1" iatC. UUlln OIUL Y 1,3 Visitor Honored At Picnic Sunday Mrs. J. piano solo Joyce Fitzgerald, w a r d e n; Yvonne Nelson, past junior pre.s- ; followed with refreshments ser- ident; Rosalie, Olson, musician; ; ved by Mrs j E- wiles. Mrs. Ann Marilyn Winscott. inside , Charles Janecek, Mrs. David guard; Barbara Anderson, cuter! Rutherford. Mrs. Julius Hall. guard: Shirley strough. right , iss Mary Propst. Mrs. Logan su-ipoit to me president: famney Covert and Mrs. Helen Heinrich. Fitch, left support to the presi dent: Pat Bailey and Jackie Reno, right and left supports to tiie vice president; Joyce Kerns, firs herald: Charlotte Maiier. second herald. Guts were presented to the girls' advisor, Mrs. Josephine Strough and her assistants. Clara Olson and Elva Ayior, and also to lima Johnson, state chairman of the board of control A. Capwell played two a picnic dinner was held at ds. A social hour was Arthur Weight home on S YOUR TV SET GOT THE Maybe a minor ad justment or replace ment of an inexpen sive tube will make it like new. Enlistee Is Feted At Fourth Of July Family Picnic A basket dinner and fourth of July celebration were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char les Wondra on July 4, honoring their son. SherriU. who teft Monday. July 7, to join the United States Air Force. Attending were the guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. James Won- I dra and Bobby and Betty; Mr. ! and Mrs. Kenneth Wondra, Mr. and Mrs. John Wondra, Mrs. Mary Wondra, Frank Bukacek, i Mr. and Mrs. Lee McDill. Miss Rosie Foster, Miss Janet Kala sek. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wondra and Charles Lee, Kathy and Janice, all of Plattsmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cavandar of Omaha; and Cpl. Dwight Ault of the United States Air Force at Boise, Idaho. Honoring Mrs. Lee Mitchell, a ' visitor from Rockport, Illinois, the Sun day, July G. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Maxson Bachelor and daughter. Carrie Jo of Glenwood. Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bachelor and son, Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bachelor, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson, Jr., and daughter Linda, and Alex Bachelor, all of Thurman. Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jackson and daughter, Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jackson and Jean Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weight and son Burman. MRS. '.RACE PLYBON. Correspondent day making a tour of the in teresting places in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wildrick visited Sunday in Lincoln with Mrs. Jesse Smith. Mrs. Earl Stiffler, Mrs. O. G. i Wiesneth and Mrs. Larry Hend I rick accompanied the Cub Scouts to Lincoln Monday. Mrs. Zulemma Dye of Platts mouth and Miss Shirley Ruth and Miss Florence Brusk oi Hastings were week end guests at the J. F. Zastera home. the same ruffle of lace at the wrist. The bouffant skirt fell in full folds over a stiffened pet ticoat and on into a gleaming train. She wore an ice blue tiar ra of satin entwined with pearls from which fell a French illu sion fingertip length veil. She Jack Gillman of Nebraska City was best man. Ushers were Frank Godwin and W'illiam McClelland. Following the ceremony a j breakfast for the bridal party I and relatives was held in the j church basement of Holy Rosary church. Baskets of greenery and white hydrangeas decorated the church. A three-tier wed ding cake frosted in ice blue and topped with a miniature bride and groom centered the bridal table. The center table was decorated with baby's breath and blue delphinium and the two side tables featured cen terpieces which were replicas of the wedding rings. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Kesling and children of Omaha, Mrs. Stanley Hall of Omaha. Mrs. Harry Schmitt and daughter of Oma ha, Mrs. Frank Vetersnek, and Mr. and Mrs. John Aherns of ! Edgemont. South Dakota, Mrs John Neault and Augus'. Liber shal of Marquette, Michigan Tips On Freezing Beans Offered Here are some tips on freez ! ing beans, green or wax from j University of Nebraska home ' ecuiiuiiuai-a. , Select young, tender, string' less beans that snap when bro ken. Wash them thoroughly, ; then remove the ends. Cut in one or two-inch pieces, or slice lengthwise into strips for frenched or julienne style snap beans. Heat in boiling water for three minutes. Chill promptly in cold water and drain. Pack into containers, leaving a half inch head space. Seal and freeze. Mrs. H. G. Gayer of Omaha, who recently underwent surgery at Clarkson hospital is conva lescing at her home. Mrs. Gay er was a former resident here. Journal Want Ads Pay! Lt.jr.jmnmuui n n " ;fl Before you take off VACATION BOUND. Let us at very small cost provide you with Personal Effects Insurance before you take off! I Family Picnic Is Held Recently ! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kreck i low and family attended a pic nic of relatives at Manley hon oring Dwight Wiles on Monday evening. Dwight has been sta tioned in California in the serv- ice, and after his furlough he i is to go to Oklahoma. j I'lmwouil BIRTH i Mr. and Mrs. ,Wm. Coatman have a baby son born at Lin- j coin June 29. Both of the par- i rnts are graduates of Elmwood school, he in the class of 1943. and she the former Dolores Rockwell, in 1949. Their home is now at Eagle. Kimwoixl Minister Preaches njr,. ir,.i;i TJj-viv A T i c e 1 "- o Hoover visited Fridav at the ka City was matron of honor llc2ie'JyliJ She wore a gown of burnished Markhams Depart For Indiana Home Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Markham of Charlestown, Ind.. departed Sunday with the children, Eve lyn, Bob. Fatty, Donald and Fred for their home. They have been visiting here with Mrs. Markham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Vincent and their oldest son. Jim Markham, who is spending the summer here. Gall 280 FOR THE RIGHT JOB, DONE THE RIGHT WAY AT THE RIGHT PRICE j Wedding Plans Are Announced Illinois Family Departs Following Short Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schultz and daughters of Colchester in..; Farewell Sermon nave oeen visiung ai uie nov ard Schwenneker home the pas: week. Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Schwenneker are cousins. The families spent the fourth of July at Steinhart park in Ne braska City where they enjoyed a picnic and celebrated the Schwennekers 12th wedding an niversary. The Howard Adkins family also joined the picnic group. Mr. Adkins and Mrs. Schwenneker are brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Schultz and fam ily left for their home Monday morning after visiting relatives here. Focf ory-Supervbed MAKE &Zj&r M0DEl Authorized and Bonded for Your Protection Hours - Daily 9:30 to 6 P.M. Saturday - Open till 9 P.M. Radio and Television Service Phone 280 321 Main St. Plattsmouth, Nebr. Couple Takes Vows Recently William Briza of Omaha, ow ner of the Briza radio and tele vision repair shon here, and Miss Evelyn Schroeder of Scribner were married recently. Mrs. Lillian Johnson of Oak land, Nebraska, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. The couple resides at Omaha. of July 2b, lyo'J, at ten o clock at television and radio repay- ser St. Joseph s Roman Catholic church at New York City. Dr. and Mrs. Sandin will fly to NewT York to attend the ceremony. Rev. Overton Turner. Jr.. preached his farewell sermon at the Christian church last Sunday, In the evening a re ception was given for him on(i his faniiiv. The other minis-, ters of the town were invited guests. Miss Joyceola Eiden miller played a piano solo. The young men's trio. Norman Irons. Dale Hall and George Stovall, sang four hvmns. Talks were civen by Ed Earnst. Rev. E. F. Haist and Rev. Mr. Turner. The home of Mrs. Heier's daughter, Mrs. Emery Hansen near Weep ing Water. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clifford of Modesto, Calif., who are visit ing relatives in Lincoln, drove to Louisville Sunday afternoon to visit relatives here. Miss Ruth Kile, former Louis ville teacher, writes from Plain- view that she will be in Oma ha for the summer, at the Ma sonic Boy's Home. O. G. Wiesneth has recently put down a well for the new irMCA camp west of Louisville. Mrs. Kathryn Reichart re turned to her home here Sun day from Omaha where she has been staying since she left the hospital. She fell last winter and broke her hip. Lt. and Mrs. David Spelts ar rived Saturday from Syracuse, N. Y.. to visit a few days with relatives. Miss Margaret Brand, WAF, who has been stationed at Lin coln on recruiting duty, left carried a white prayer book, a ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godwin of ! gift of the groom, on which j Fernley, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. was clipped a bouquet of white i Joe Noble and children of Down carnations and stephanotis with j ers Grove, 111., Mrs. Arthur ice blue streamers. i Welch. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mrs. Jack Gillman of Nebras- 1 Tiehen and Miss Minnie Kiley of Edina. Mo., Wm. McClelland of Hastings, and Mrs. Gordon Redfern of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Wolever enjoyed a wedding trip to Lake Oko yellow satin with a bolero of toast colored lace and a head band of the same lace. She wore gauntlets of satin and carried boji, Iowa, and are now at home a bouquet of ice blue carnations. I at 612 North 6th street. Former Resident Dies At Lincoln I Mrs. Jeanette S. Polk. 91, 1 widow of the late Dr. L. F. Polk, died at her home in Lincoln Wednesday of last week. Dr. and Mrs. Polk lived in Louisville a number of years ago. Dr. Polk was a doctor here mor quite a number of years. louisville About 1700 bullheads, ranging from 34 of a pound to a pound were put in the lakes by men from the game commission. Henry Stander returned Sat urday after about a week spent with his daughter, Mrs. Louie Roeber and family. Raymond Watkins arrived Friday from Burbank, Calif., for a visit with his grandmother, Mrs. T. L. Jones. A Classified Ad in The Jour nal costs as little as 3bc. Louisvnie Monday for Indiana where she ! BIRTH will take 3 weeks special train- j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pankonin ing. have a son born June 19, at the David City hospital. This makes four sons for the Pankonin fam ily. lAjurs-villt.' Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Sandin of Plattsmouth announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Ann May, to John J. Broitenbach. The wedding will be an event I nonoreo lamny was pitveuivu i , ,ct iinH i r-hnrr-b with a gift. Refreshments were j -J RlSad fhc enjoyed. F-mWl)ltA couple went to Colorado for a 'n.'! WMemersiPof the Spelts and to Mrs. Stella McLaughlin. The Koul. villc Wedding Is Solemnized Miss Dora Lue Alfrcy and Jo- j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hochel have sroh Earl Hrabik were married i purchased the City cafe equip ment ana Dusiness irom rreua Wendt and expect to take charge of the business about July first. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Rutt and little Deborah Jean from San Your Doctor's Prescriptions Promptly Filled Schreiner Drugs A DruffRist on duty at all times. Phone 4114 Stephen M. DAVIS Second Floor Plattsmouth State Bank Bid?. Phone 6111 or 3216 IT'S EASY TO KEEP BOOKS FOR FARM AND RANCH WHEN USING THE IDEAL SYSTEM simplified INCOME TAX RECORD All IN ONE 10G5F LEAF BOOK For livestock Ranches, Dairy Farm, Poultry Ranches, Orchards, Vineydrdt, Groves, Hay and Grain Farms, Truck Farms and Diversified Farms of Ail Kinds. Meets Federal and Stat Tax Lawi Requires No Bookkeeping Experience Prices $2.00 $3.50 $5.00 The Plattsmouth Journal -i 409-12 Main St. Dial 241 Plattsmouth, Nebraska The Canal Zone imported 10, 000 tons of U. S. coal last year. HEAL ESTATE LOANS! 5 Percent Interest Charge Reduced for each monthly payment. Plattsmouth Loan & Building Ass'n. vice here. Californian Visits Parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jewell of Santa Monica, Calif., were in the city for a few days, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitch, parents of Mrs. Jewell. They were en route to Rochester. Minn., where Mrs. Jewell will have a check up. ii B P n g B o ;, r , a . a . m m i B LB ..B. .E :; TWOS m a i if Mi' BETTER THAN ONE Wednesday is TWO for ONE DAY at FELDHOUSEN'S. Yes ma'am, every Wednesday means DOUBLE "S & H" GREEN STAMPS to you on every purchase cf one dollar or more. Save Green Stamps and re deem them for valuable merchandise. smi n bx larv DRUG "Your Friendly Drug Store" Dial 6117 if CALENDAR g vtti m: j:B.;m.:;::in; k Monday, July 7 Bud of Promise Rebekah Lodge will hold their meeting and in stallation of officers Monday night, July 7. at eight o'clock. Tuesday, July 8 Circle I of St. Paul's Guild will meet Tuesday evening, July 8. at the church parlors with Mrs. Potts and Mrs. Mullen, hostesses. Thursday, June 10 V. F. W. Auxiliary will meet at the new building on South 6th street Thursday night, June 10. Members are asked to w-ear work clothes and to assist with work on the building. Thursday, June 10 Sun Bonnet Garden Club will hold their annual picnic at Riv erview Club in Omaha on Thurs day, June 10. Thursday, July 10 F Officers and standing com- Auxiliary are urged to attend j the officers meeting to be held Thursday, July 10 at eight o'clock at Eagles Hall. Sunday, July 13 Home Chapter, No. 189, Or der of Eastern Star, will hold its annual picnic on Sunday, Julv 13, at twelve o'clock noon at the Masonic Home. Members are urged -to attend the picnic which will honor old folks and grand officers. Dennis family will move to Om aha when they find a suitable home, where he will be employed by a food products company. Frank Lorenz ha.s improved enough so that he and Mrs. Lor enz have gone home from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Guy Clements, for a while. Mrs. Lcta Tyner, who has been his nurse has returned to her home in Weeping Water. Mrs. Cecil SUlgebaur is here from South Dakota for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Fitch and her sister, Ahlene. She plans to be here two weeks. At pres ent they are at their camp in South Bend. r:imwoinT Boy Scouts Have Special Meeting On Wednesday evening a spe cial meeting of the Boy Scouts was held at the Methodist church basement in charge of the new Scoutmaster. Dr. Tot man. Parents and friends were included in the audience. The troop gave demonstrations of the work, and a number of the boys were presented with badges in recognition of their comple tion of their first class year work. Refreshments and a so cial time followed the program. himwoou Miss Rosa Ammon of Bassett, who is attending Wesleyan sum mer school, spent the week end with her friend. Miss Lila Oeh lerking. Mrs. Ebeler and daughters. Phyllis and Barbara, have each been having the mumps recent ly. As pastor of the E. U. B. church, Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Kampman and daughter, Mar nie moved here on Monday from Omaha. Mamie will be in the tenth grade at school. She is a talented musician. The older daughter is married. After a pastorate of 13 years at McCook, Rev. N. F. Horn is here to take up the work at the Christian church. He and Mrs. Horn moved in the first of the week. Woehler families had a picnic at the city park Sunday noon. Mrs. Fred Lesan is on vaca tion. She i.s visiting her sister in Iowa and also some brothers. Before returning they plan to go through the Ozarks. Mrs. L. C. Isaac and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Claude Marple of Iola, Kansas, went to Lin coln Thursday morning to visit Mrs. Isaac's daughter. Mrs. Bill Seacrest and husband. f.oti?svnie Couple Married At Louisville Miss Ruth Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers, and James Herbert Danner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Danner i of Kearney were married Sc. urday evening, June 21. at eignt o'clock by Rev. W. M. Halstead. The young couple will live in Louisville. Louisville Party Honors Daughter Monday On Monday Mrs. Zastera gave a small party for school friends of her daughter, Josephine, and their children. Those present with their children were Mes dames Helen Brunson, Margue rite Streeter, Elberta Hicks, Helen Wagoner, Sue Pankonin and also Mrs. Ann Zastera. Louisville Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LaRue write they have purchased a new home at 6141 Baldwin in Lincoln and will move there this week. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Worth man entertained at dinner in Omaha Saturday evening for Dr and .Mrs. F. J. Rutt from San Bernardino, Calif. Mrs. Arnold Heil, who ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Erickson to Gordon last week for the funeral of Mrs. Marion Metzger on Tuesday remained over for a longer visit before returning to her home here. Bernardino, Calif., who have ( been visiting at the Joe Zas- tera home left for Hastings Monday and are going on to ; California Thursday. While here j they had their litle daughter I christened at the Methodist j church. i Earnest Carmichael left Tues day of last week by plane for Portland. Oregon, where he is empiuyeu uy me a umpuuc tuiu- pany. Mrs. Carmichael. the ; former Gloria Rogers, will join him in Portland to make their home. Miss Hulda Schliefert of Manley was in Louisville on Fri day. A. R. Stander has a new Dodge which he bought in Lin coln last week. Lee Roy Derby and Miss Ber nadine Graham were shopping in Omaha Saturday. A. R. Stander went to Kan sas Sunday to look after the wheat crop on his farms near Goodland, Kansas. Mrs. Mary Inman has re turned home after a two weeks visit with relatives and old friends in Elmwood. POTATOES A leveling off of booming po tat o prices has brought a sharp drop in . the Government's wholesale price index, which fell four-tenths of one per cent during the week ending June 17. , ---- -- . i ' "u".:i - j - I i in Hf i i WHITE PLASTIC WINDOW SHADES 36"x72 Only $39 PLATTSMOUTH PAINT STORE 337 Main Across from Courthouse Phone 6173 When petroleum supplies run short, gasoline for automo biles can be made from coal. . ANNOUNCING mm PEGJ ViGSY SEKVOCS rum Son Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cotncr are the parents of son born Monday, July 7, 1952. at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alexsen' and children of Topeka, Kan., were here over the holiday vis iting with their relatives and old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reno, Douglas and Jackie spent a few days at La kg Okoboji in Iowa last week. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS GROVE JEWELRY WATCH REPAIR ALL WORK GUARANTEED Authorized Distributors of Elgin Bulova Hamilton Watches G01 Main St. Phone 228 Journal Want Ads Pay! f JPn ) Delivery Service Twice Daily for Your Groceries from HINKY-DINKY SUPER MKT. JOE'S NEW WAY MARKET RUBACK SUPER STORE SOENNICHSEN'S BLACK & WHITE Morning1 and Afternoon Delivery Delivery Only 35c and Up Also Delivery for Other Merchandise Call 6108 PHILLIPS DELIVERY SERVICE Plattsmouth