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jOrifrhten their Christmas vith the enduring hoauty of fine jewelry frnni nnr roller! ion. Select Now! Use Our Convenient Lay - Away Plan! Flatwear Columbia Tru-Fit Diamonds Watchbands Sterling Flatwear Silver Plate China Tiffin Gr Fosroria Crystal SiOfl Early And Save In Portsmouth Grove Jewelry 505 Main Phine 228 ELMWOOD NEWS Ruth Monning Phone 5-2167 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshll were delighted to have Max Kemling as a hou.se guest Tues I clay night of last week. Max is on a furlough for a year from Port , URese East Africa as a mission I ary and he is contacting Metho ; dist groups and high schools in i Nebraska. Max was raised in Perkins County with 6 brothers living near the Marshalls as a boy. Max Kemling gave a lecture and showed slides at the Metho dist Church Tuesday evening. It was enjoyed by all and was a great message. Cookies and cof fee were served later. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Marshall attended K. R. U. N.'s annual meeting and then the Perkens Co. annual Farm Bureau meet ing of which Chas. was the main speaker Oct. 28 and 29. They saw many of their old friends and acquaintances and also met new people that have come to the area. The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service were guests of the Eagle Society last Wednesday. There were 24 Elmwood ladies. Present were 3 district offic ers, Mrs. Hosick, and Mrs. Shep herd of Lincoln and Mrs. Lar son of Waverly. Mrs. Olive West lake, their president, favored us with a solo. The P. N. O. met at the home of the president, Dorothy West. It was a covered dish lunch and 10 answered roll call. They sent a birthday card to sister Lucv Lyle in Lincoln. Instead of a gift exchange next time each is to bring home made cookies to be sent to the Odd Fellows Home for their enjoyment. It was de cided to send a card each time to an absent member away from Elmwood, one to Sister Floy Buell this time. Meeting place for next time will be announc ed later and plans for next year will be made. The new District Supt. Rev. Sandall, will be with the Elm wood Methodist congregation on Nov. 24. A basket ninner at noon will follow. Rev. Sandall was minister at Grace Church in Lin coln. A lovely birthday party for Mrs. Lucy Lyle was held in the fellowship room of the Metho- dst church Sunday 2 to 5 p. m. It was her 82nd brthdav and the guest book showed 123 guests Three beautiful plants were giv en by the W.S.C.S. her daugh ters and one bv Mrs. Ebeler and Mrs. Groves. Her grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Buell from Fort Chaffee. Mo., came for the occasion. Besides Mrs. Floy Buell, her daughter, Mrs. Gladys Heinke of Wichita, is.an., was nere. .Freda stark or son, Stuart, did not get here. Mr. and Mrs. William John son and Bonita of Avoca were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Huffman and Roberta. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stohl man, La Neil and Wayne and Mrs. Ella Coatman were guests at the William Huffman home Thursday evening observing the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Huffman. The W. S. C. S. afternoon Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Earl Horton with about 20 members present. Mrs. Swain Neilson was the very efficient teacher. The lesson was on Ja pan. A card table was full of things made in Japan that mem bers had brought. Next meeting will be with Augusta Robb, Nov 18. The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hill was ob served Sunday evening at the Christian Church. The guest book showed 100 signatures. They re ceived 185 cards. Mrs. Al Mabin of Hemming ford, came for the golden wed-, ding of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hill. She T. as Alma Osborn whose home was 2 miles east of Elm-1 wood. Wanda Groves was abl? to come home from the hospital Sunday where she underwent surgery. Tommy Green had the mis fortune to have his leg brok en while playing football Fnctav. It was a bad break and requir ed surgery and hospitalization. This community extends sym pathy to the relatives of John uraKe wno was Killed in a car truck acident Thursday even ing. His home was at North Bend. The W. S. C. S. Evening Study Club will meet Nov. 19th at the home of Mrs. Glen Miller. Word comes of the death of Mrs. George Bobbit of El Monte. Calif. (She was Oroha Rouse of Alvo, but attended hich school here). Her sister, Mrs. Al fa Quellhorst of Murdock and Mrs. Ralph Uley of Louisville have gone to the funeral. Mrs. Myrtle Nickel wasn't able to go She is survived by her husband and a son, Millard of El Monte, Calif. Eagle Items Mrs. John Fischer Phone 7304 Cais County's Greatest Newspaper The Platlsmouth Journal Mrs. A. H. Sickman visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Palin at Lincoln St. Elizabeth's hos pital on last Tuesday. She had the misfortune to fall and break her leg recently. She will soon leave the hospital. Mrs. Margaret Snokes arrived home recently after returning home, with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mr.;. Arthur Fate at Tacoma, Washington, tor a visit, Mr. and , Mrs. Fate visited at the mother's home for several clays before return ing home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold French and family called at the home of friends Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Armstrong's in Lincoln on last Thursday evening. Mrs. Ernest Kemper, was tak en to her daughter's (Mr. and Mrs. Keith Schaepe's home in Lincoln) from the hospital after undergoing medical attention for a ruptured appendix. She may have to undergo surgery scon. Paula, Kay, Joe and Rex French were supper guests on last Tuesday evening at their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Ketelhut's house, while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fiench and Mr. and Mrs. Mai tin Schildt attended the 14th an nual leadership Recognition ban r.uet at the Cornhusker Hotel Lincoln, courtesy of Miller and Paines of Lincoln. Mmes, Frencn and Schildt are 4-H leaders of The "Tri-County Lassies," 4-H club, THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Thursday, November 14, 1957 Section B PAGE ONI "Tri-County Lassies," Route No. 7, Lincoln. ifi:?r-7$: 7 O'v .,T: G" rTrTlTS AVv' jV? v KJI REDUCED iW I J ; f a I "iul trim i w TOrllTfivd! Tie ei N . .inn a ste lm type with a ladder back tender. " -J " XS R "V ou also gt a tank car, flat car with two auto- Xiir1! X' ' f 1 I mobiU s hox cir and caboose ... all styled with 62.55 VoIu3 !JsiSmC yp KHoH -t ' ; W the careful attention to exact detail that made MJl teBSTWlM take 6 t VJ! ; 1 I L'fel famous. Track, transformer, switches, jf lP-"uR months t I, s V remote control uncouplor, signs, etc. are ail JjD Lock Of all yOU f&ZXj iHf W tODOV I 31' ' K I SJ .ncluded in this complete railroading outfd. 3 i get in the Set I Jpl ' rVfj US1 UR LAYAWAY Jst a fraction of the purchase prfce holds any item for Christmas Eve delivery S : 8 i ! MJMb1 rs)ir Mil -A I 15" Wallc!n3 Brido Doll , . Xll portabu SMM-V ' I With Trousseau I ... Co!;-.cH S-t. ,J Western Guvi Cwf I Phonograph and Records She s dressed in lavish satin, tulle ro rt C oc i -.,.,,. . I :s:J and lace rroussiau includes black Genuine leather bolJn ar.d ca.T-j, 7.98 Plays all 78 rpm records. Excellent reg. 17.95 p tatTota tlress. girdle, bra, panties C ! rn-tal spurs, two 0-.K--h re;.-i(er ran J pick up and sound reproduction. Two j H housecoat, nvlons. slippers, bracelet' tw' pisto's. Realistic cf A!! r'v i J?fl tone cabinet is colorful and well QQ " I. necklace, earrings and wrist watch ' are nandaorne.y f........(a ,n uaU.w.tic tjr, J Zlf l made. Six records and wrought iron B B ilT I ' H I western style. - I rack, 6 story books, extra needlw. tel & ELU ADD ALL 07 YCLM T&Y psiprwr. rr - r . .. . r ADD ALL O? Mr. Joe Rudolph and grand son, Dick Weycrs attended a Sanitary Sewage Disposal schooling at Hastings, Nebr. la.st Thursday. Dick received a cita tion award for the "Upkeep ef ficiency" for Eagle by the State officials during the convocation oi the meeting. Etho Mack (42) of Lincoln, died Thursday at Lincoln. Fun eral services were held Monday. at 2 p.m. Nuckolls Funeral Home, Fairbury, Nebr. Mr. Mack suf fered a heart attack a few weeks ago. Mrs. Mack and four child ren reside at Eagle. Mr. and Mrs. Noel J. Fischer and sons, of Cape Girardeau, Mo., visited at the home of h:s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fis cher and Kathy for several days last week, left for home on Monday. On Saturday afternoon all the above folks, motored to Madison, Nebr., to the home of Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Fischer and family for a visit and family dinner, on Sunday, returning home, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chester norne meier and family of Elmwood were dinner guests of Mrs. Bornemeier's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Orris Lanning and family Sunday. Mrs. Lucy Gerharo, of Oeono moiia, Wisconsin, has been visit ing her daughters, Mrs. Orrb Lanning and family and Mrs. Chester Bornemeier and family of Elmwood and also enjoyed the family dinner on Sunday at the Orris Lanning home. Mr. Richard McCay enroute with his large Van Lines truck from coast to coa.st, spent the last weekend with his family, at Eagle. Messers Gary, Earl and brother-in-law, Kenneth Strawn, of Lincoln, enjoyed a pheasant hunting outing near Kearney Nebr. and central area of Ne braska last Saturday and Sun day. Mrs. Billy Ketelhut underwent surgery last Tuesday at the Bry an hospital and is recovering very satisfactorily. She returned home, Friday afternoon. Gail Lanning, who attends Mil ford Training school, was ill with the flu la.st Sunday and Monday at his parent's home. Orris Lanning's. Mrs. Harold Doran, who was at the hospital several weeks and underwent surgery, is very much improved and able to be at their cafe, in Lincoln a short time each day. ! The Eagle Homecoming Fest- 1 ivities were postponed a week and plans are that the game and i dance will be Wednesday even- ; ing November 13th. Crowning of I King and Queen. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wulf ! and daughter,, Donna Lee of : Ralston, Nebr., visited his fath er, Mr. Henry Wulf, la.st week end and Armistice Day holiday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Root and family attended a family dinner at the home of Mrs. Root's bro ther, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knaup and family at Weeping Water Sunday. The late Mrs. Hamilton's pro perty was sold recently, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Vader's daughter and husband from Richardson Co., who moved here the first of the week. I The Trinity Aid members met i at the home of Mrs. Carrie Sch i midt on la.st Thursday after noon. Ten members of the twelve were present. Mrs. Jay Busker visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams Thursday to Saturday. me tamps ureeK ctub mem bers met at Mrs. Walter Urn land's home on Thursday Nov 14th. The Eagle Women's Society of Christian Service met at the church basement la.st Wednes nay auernoon with Mmes. Orris Laning and Ula Westlake, co hostesses, Mrs. Grace Root led the devotionals. Following the business meeting the three dis trict officers present, gave a panel discussion, which was very interesting. Hope of the Mis sion department and the Youth's place, in the church. The Elm wood society were guests with 24 attending. The president, Mrs, Kuehn responded for her so ciety. The Dec. meeting will be a covered dish luncheon at noon. Devotionals, Alive Erob lich; Lesson, Luella Fischer; Hostess, Laura Lanning and Lois McCoy. Mrs. Carrie Schmidt had the misfortune to fall and iniure arm quite painfully last tend the Murdock Trinity Luth eran Church society on Thurs day Nov. 14th. Election of of ficers resulted In electing Mrs. Morris Muenchau, president; Mrs. Clyde Wenzel, vice pres.; Mrs. Mervel Reed, scc'ty. Re elected Mrs. Joan Alt house, treasurer. The next meeting; will be Dec. fi, with the '57 of ficers hostesses and members bring a covered dish and a salad or dessert to honor with a lun cheon the members of 70 yrs. or age or over. A gift exchange will be enjoyed and will give a, donation for the orphanage. Topic leaders will be Tcna Butts and Barbara Schwegman. The supper last Thursday even ing was very well attended and the society pleased with the profits. Death Of Joe Tcss At Omaha Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Brewer-Kor-isko chapel in Omaha for Joe Tcsnohlidek, (16, known to hun dreds of local people as Joe Tess whose place of business in Oms ha is one of the best known in the west. Mr. Tess is survived by the wife, Mae C; sons, Joseoli A. Tesnohlidek, Jack K. and Ro bert L. Crawford: daughters, Mrs. Frances A.' Scott, Peoria, 111., Mrs. Robert Daniels; sis ters, Mrs. Marie Tillinger and Mrs. Anna Favoucekl ten grand children; three great grandchil dren. He was a member of 7, C B J lodge No. 72 and FOE. 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