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Ul - ..'''-- . - - ' ..,..-. - - . , . - . . , r w . ....... r f ' I I: & ? l! 1 : s rMh FLflTrsmouTH, Nebraska, sewi-weekly journal PAGE TWO Section B Thursday, January 29, 1953 MURRAY Mrs. Dude Hiatt Correspondent Mr. Emma Cook and son, Cus ter Cook and wife visited in Murray with the John Blotzer family on Monday. The Cooks a ro l'rcm Yakima, Wash. . .Murray Boy's Performance Earnc Him Spot: on Association Program David Reed, son of Mrs. Neva Reed of Murray appeared on Talent Sorou s at KMTV at Omaha on Wednesday, January 21. He did not win first place but 'received a showmanship award as a result of his appear -a member of the staff of the SINGER Sewing Machine Co. uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Nickles. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Liehliter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Crosby were at the Dude Hiatt home for dinner in celebration of the birthday of a niece, Lor rie Liehliter. Little Miss Liehliter enjoyed a deccrated cake with three candles and sang happy birthday to herself throughout the day. Nearly every place this cor respondent went for news this week she was greeted with "no news really except we have flu." Verv few people in Murray have Spveral Deople from Murray escaped the flu bug and our attended the wrestling matches local doctor is swamped with st Omaha on Monday. Among J people thus affected, those nresent were Mr. and Mrs " Mrs VerIe Smith went to Dave Bradley, Bill Smith and j 0maha Friday for a series of X scn, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gan- . fo observation of an illness National Farm Loan Association and was asked to present his pantomine act before the guests who will attend the annual meeting of stockholders of the National Farm Loan Association to be held on February 18, at the agricultural auditorium at Weep ing Water. Murray Several Attend Wrestling Matches LOUISVILLE Mrs. Bessie Core Phone 4377 Mr. and Mrs. Clel Gan and Mr. and Mrs. Joe she is suffering. Mr. pnd Mrs. R. A. Noell and semer, pprnr Dietle. Murray - rr.1- t In! rl. ill T rf Pr dLSundeSmodsicn banquet at Weeping Wate ernization. He is installing two Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lancaster at i ended the Cass county exten- Inman Home Is Damaged by Fire The home of Ira Inman and his daughter, Lenora, was dam aged by fire Friday morning about eight o'clock. Most of the damage was confined to tvo rooms and was done by smoke and water. It was thought the fire started in or near the bath room. Louisville The eighth grade pupils went . ; to the home of Miss Patty Gess Representative living in PLATTSMOUTH Repairs on all makes machines. Guaranteed used machines for sale: needles, oil. supplies, etc. New Singer Portables and Consoles. Vacuum Clean er Service. Machines for rent. Call or Write TOM MEEHAN ' Plattsmouth 4125 - NSinger Sewing . Machine Co. 4804 So. 24th St., Omaha new bathrooms. Joe Vance is reDairintr the walls. Consumers is installing the hot water units. Murray Brother-in-Law Dies at Kenesaw Mrs. Loyd Lewis received a call that her brother-in-law, John Shurgar, had passed away at his home in Kenesaw, Nebr. Mrs. Shurear is the sister of Mrs. Ruth Buffington and Mrs. Loyd Lewis. Mr. Shurgar had been in ill health for some time. Mrs. Lewis left for the funeral which will be held on Saturday. Mrs. Earl Lancaster- entered St. Mary's hospital at Nebraska City on Friday for observation nfrpr an attack of flu and a virus infection. The Murray depot is being re i modeled to a one story building. j Murray Pupils Learning ! To Square Dance ! The fifth, sixth, seventh and I eighth grade pupils at Murray ! school are learning to square 1 dance in their recreation period. : Mrs. Tritsch tells me they are so enthusiastic, they will forget ; who their partner is and end up in the wrong set of square dancers. Murr.iv Mrs. George McKuIsky was in ; Omaha on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kugler and baby visited, with Mrs. Kugler's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bru bacher of Murray. Mrs. Clifford Wilson from , Overland Park. Kansas, is visit i ing-in Murray with her aunt and '! HMIII11 "I I i'I'IIHii I1 Iff IH T517W .ftftHWBiaBr ATTENTION. FARMERS The Georgie Porgie "Miracle Poppin'" Hybrid Popcorns "that always pop the pan full'' are a splendid early cash crop. Delivered right cut of the field." Pays better than field corn and costs less to produce much less in soil depletion. If you have 10 to 50 acres of choice ground available please come in and see us or write us. giving your tele phone number. Georgie Frgie Co., 1905 W. Bdwy., Council duffs, la. where the exchange student from Nebraska City who had been to Austria gave a talk and showed slide pictures of her stay Aurin as an exchange stu dent. A square dance was held anerwards. The Sunnyside Extension club meeting was held on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Mc KuIsky. Henrietta Wunderlich and Oval Snodgrass were lead ers. The lesson was Deep Fat Frying. Ten guests were pres ent. Jim Comstock arrived home Friday from a trip to Cleveland, Ohio, where he attended a busi ness meeting1 of Omaha Public Power District. Murray . Tuesdav mornine where thev saw ' .i ; .-, . . ,- : e ti ; ,1 ttj mc iii.iug ui a. nun ui jricaiutiib ci sfnhower on television. I-oiisvil!e Surprised Saturday On Birthday Mrs. Dude Hiatt was surorised cn 'Saturday night for her birth day with three birthday cakes, rne baked by Dude Hiatt, one by Mrs. George Buffington and one tv Mrs. Ray Cundall. Then Mrs. j Hiatt surprised the guests with ; ice cream wmcn sne preparea ior the surDrise Dartv. Eleven quests were present. Mrs. Hiatt wa3 presented with lovely gifts. CAT "GHOST" LOS ANGELES John P. Turk had been driven to near despera tion in recent weeks by a mys terious caller. Answering his doorbell on numerous occasions Turk would find no one. Finally, after such a ring. Turk searched the neighborhood and came back to his porch to find a cat. named Sally, on the porch bench, with her paw on the buzzer. Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. John W. Myers announce the engagement "of their daughter, Laura, to Tony F. Ingalise, son of Mrs. Rose Ingalise of Omaha. Nebr. Miss Myers is a graduate of the Ne braska Methodist hospital school of nursing and at the present is a supervisor at the Children's Memorial hospital in Omaha. An early spring wedding is planned Louisville BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore of SDrinefield are the parents of a I a battle with the flu lntplv ! girl born Friday, January 16th at St. Joseph s hospital in Omaha. J Mrs. Moore was formerly Edith j Kobler. They have one other child, a boy. Louisville Mrs. Ernest Carmichael left Sunday morning ty plane for her home in Portland, Oregon. She had been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers. Louisville Robert Stander the Methodist hospital in Oma ha for care. " Louisville Mr. and Mrs. Gail Edgerton of Omaha were Sunday guests of Mr. Edgerton's parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Sam Edgerton. - Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sjogren and daughters are planning to move into the smaller house for merly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sjogren. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitmore, the superin tendent of the Louisville schools will move into the Dave Sjogren brick house. The Ed Standers were in Oma ha Tuesday on business. The Manley Co-Operative Grain Co. held its annual meet ing at that place Monday. Miss Marv Ann Addyman and Mrs. Ellen Wiesneth are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Addvman. They came from California to be here for the funeral of, their brother-in-law, Charles Philpot, who was buried Saturday. Mrs. Forrest Engelkemier in vited the pupils of Glendale home Tuesday to see the inaugu ration of President Eisenhower on TV. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Edgerton received a letter from their son, manager of the Woolworth stor? in Des Moines for some time writing that he has been ap pointed superintendent to take charge of inspection over the Fargo, N. D., district. He will have under his supervision 16 stores in different cities. A number of people around ;this vicinity have been havins Service Station Changes Hands The Sjogren Service Station on North Main street changed hands on Monday of this week. It has been leased to Emil Heier. Dave has been in business here for a good many years and is known by most people in this Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heneger and sens of Wahoo, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagoner and sons and Harry Wirth were Sunday after noon callers at the Lester Wag oner home. " Mrs. J. Rittcr and Mrs. Melvin Reed called at the T. A. Tennant home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Sprieck had a let- vicinity. Emil Keier is also well j ter from Mrs. Jack Heim from known and formerly lived on i San Lorenzeo, Calif., but tney a rarm soutn of town. ( naa not settled as yet. Harold Hlavac Louisville Dr. and Mrs. Snyder are plan ning to move to Papillion about ! the first of- February. Dr. Sny der will take over the practice of Dr. Baker who recently left Papillion. Louisville BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huffman of Lincoln have become parents cf twin sons born at the Bryan Memorial hospital in that city Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Huffman are the paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. and family called at the Roy Tlustos home in Plattsmouth Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wendt and Mrs. Jim Sheehan were Thursday evening supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sheehan and Peggy. Mr and Mrs. Jeff Salberg were Wednesday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Mrs. Maurice Group entertain ed Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Group at supper Monday evening honor ing Lloyd's birthday. Otto Sprieck is able to -be out again after being laid up last week with an infection. j. Howard Davis INSURANCE Soennichsen Building Phone 264 Plattsmouth RADIATOR REPAIRING ONE - DAY SERVICE Plattsmouth Motors Washington Ave. Ph. 2S7 I WATER SOFTENER Q J " . f i REQUIRES. JM 7 Lr- (Good UoilKlucpinr ) sJ-'i j IndMlA lei U W 01 tot 1M; CU Ztfc-lC ji m mmm boys MAYNAKD KOBBS, Phone 6288 LOUIS NAEVE, Phone 5210. (Satra&xufe qf comic gftiib& Produced mi Dtrctd tvAUertH.Smttfc T-DAY PHILADELPHIA, Pa. It was i recently T-Day for five of the j six children of Mr. and Mrs. Leo ; Dugan. All five had their ton i sils removed on the same day. f100.000b IRON L0H6St.'52 II En Route Home Word has been received from Robert Stander by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stander, that his ship, the Carrier Essex, has left Korean waters and is mak ing its way back to the States. He hopes to be home in April. Louisville - Mr. 'and Mrs. Vernon Wheeler were in Louisville over the week end as guests at the home Mr. and Mrs. Brady Wheeler. They were on their way from Idaho to Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Wirth of Denver spent the week end in Louisville. They had come to Nebraska for the funeral of Mrs. Wirth's . brother-in-law, Charles Philpot of Weeping Water. ' Louisville Wringer Breaks, Injuring Lady i Mrs. Barta of Springfield was injured last Friday afternoon when the wringer of the wash ing machine she was using came j-part and hit her in the head, severing an artery. She was treated here and taken to sSWS si T?1 W. Kr. Z!Zuf- - I t" 3l! Ml r 1 I wrftA-vsssLJF- m iv- i i (Continuation of standard tquipmenf and trim illustrated is dependent on availability of material.) yww IN ftp 11,11 Ifillwpf i JACKIE - By AL SMITH i WriAt tal) HE'S ASPYDOC.'yls HE UAH GUESS HE'S X You MEAN f HO SAM.' 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