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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1955)
E Mrs. John Fischer Correspondent :;:::"W-::.:w:: Mr. and Mrs. William Ketel hut spent a few days sight-seeing and visiting around Little Rock, Ark., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Francis, of Lin coln .Mrs. Ketelh-dt particularly enjoyed seeing her birthplace at Rogers, Ark., her family moved from the village when she was 12 weeks old. ;i:BT::BT:BZBi:BZ51ii;j,:B::ffl:ii:B::;!;B K Edwin T. McHugh 1 A TTHP PV Office in Corn Growers 5 State Bank h m Murdock Nebraska j ii 13 0 Street Extension The O Street Homemakers ex tension club met at the home cf Mrs. Frank Frohlich on Mon day, Nov. 14. In the absence of the president, and vice-presi-went, the sceretary opened the meeting. Laura West reported on the council meeting. The 1956 program was discussed and the leaders selected. On Nov. 25, the club will serve the lunch at the Melvin Adams sale. Mrs. Clarence Westlake is chairman. The Christmas din ner committee, Mrs. William Helmink, Mrs. Dale McLaughlin and Mrs- Jesse Westlake, report ed on their plans. The dinner will be held on Friday, Decern ber 16, at the Jesse Westlake home at noon. Eagle Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Anderson entertained with a dinner at their home Sunday. Those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kemper of Las Vegas, Nev., (the Littpr is a sister of Mr. Ander son); Two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson, and Mr. Harry Anderson, all of Lin coln. Callers in the afternoon were Mrs. Eugene Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fauss also of Lincoln. Pfc. Joe Ayres visited in Eagle during his 10 day leave from the armed services, having been stationed at El Pao, Texas. He left on Monday for Luverne, Minn., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ayres and family. Eagle Eastern Star Eagle Eastern Star Kensing ton met at the home of Mrs. .John Vickers on Wednesday, Nov. 16 with one guest, Mrs. Orin Lanning, present. A Christ mas dinner will be held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Adams on Friday, Dec 9. hijurcd Recovering Gloria Neemah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neeman, is back in school after recover ing from injuries in a car col lision enroute to church a couple of weeks ago with her sister, Mrs. Arthur"" Halvorsen. Mrs. Halvorsen is recovering from a rib injury. Jeanette Weyers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Weyers, is also recovered from her pencil and throat injury and attended school last week. Eagle Bobby Manning was ill a few days 'this week with a throat in fection and croup complications. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs." Robert Phillips. The Stickney family have moved to their farm east of Eagle, recently purchased from Everett Ayres. They are remod eling the house and garage and painting the buildings. Miss Helen Wenzel, who is at tending Cottey college at Neva da, Mo.,; visited at the home of; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wenzel," last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer and Kathy E. were overnight visitors Saturday, returning home, Sun day evening, from Madison, where they had a visit with their son, O. L. ' Fischer and family. They heard their son and wife participate in the music presen tation during the morning wor ship services at the Methodist church on Sunday. Mr s. Fischer accompanied on the piano with the ; organist, and Mr. Fischer directed the choir. Mrs. Verena Tingen, of Deca tur, Tenn., arrived In Eagle Sun 7 day morning for an extended visit with her son, Richard, and wife of Lincoln and the guest's mother, Mrs. Joe Rudolph, and husband in Eagle. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Davidson, of Douglas, called at the John Fischer home last Sunday eve ning. 1 Auto Overturns Betty Frohlich enroute to her parents home from Fremont, Nebr., last Friday evening had a car accident near the Clarence Althouse farm. She met another car on the hill which appeared to crowd, the road to such an ex tent, she was forced to the ditch and when attempting to get back on to the garvel road her car overturned completely once, landing on its side. She rolled down a back window and crawled from the car, without any extensive injuries. Eagle Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fischer returned home from Denver, Colo., the latter part of last week after several . days visit with their son, Earle, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and family visited near Crete Sunday at the farm home .of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Novak, and three sons. THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Thursday, November 24, 1955 Section' B PAGE THREE Misses Freda and Caroline Reitter received word that their brother, George, in California, had been injured in a car acci dent recently. They are await ing further information. He is a former Eagle resident. Mrs. Anna Meierjurgen of Lin coln visited last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wen zel. Eagie Bloodmobile Here The T. B. Bloodmobile Unit was in Eagle last Wednesday and the public responded very well, for the chest X-ray privi lege, in spite of the terrible cold day. Eagle , Lion's club members and wives dinner for the football team and coach was served Monday eve ning at the Methodist church Women serving were Eva Scat- tergoocT, Laura - West, Florence Jacobmeier, Luella Fischer, PearL Adams, Alice Frohlich and Ger trude Pitzer. Dick Weyers didn't undergo the surgery as arranged last week, due to a recent illness and is in the hospital awaiting sur gery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frohlich went to Burwell last Thursday and spent a couple of days at tending cattle sales. Darrel Ostrander, U. S. N. is at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ostrander, on a 30 day leave. He had been overseas several months. 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