THE rLATTSMOUTII JOURNAL
Section C PAGE ONE
Thursday, December 15, 1900
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SANTA'S CANDID CAMERA Santa is greeting hundreds of
youngsters like this little girl here. Santa Land is open nightly at
the Chamber of Commerce Office on Main Street from 7 to 9,
except Sundays, through Dec. 23.
EUWOOD NEWS
Ruth Monning Phone 52167
Calendar: Bluebird Club at
Augusta Robb's, Dec. 20; Till
We Meet Again Club, Dec. 22;
American Legion, Dec. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bronn
of Lincoln, a brother of C. A.
Bronn and Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton Bronn of Long Beach, Calif.,
a nephew, visited at the C. A.
Bronn home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Verle Stock are
parents of six-month-old John
Charles. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Wendt who are
happy to have their first grand
child. Mrs. Stock was Dorothy
Wendt.
Those going by train to Brigh
ton, Colo., Dec. 1 to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Opal Abbott
were Mrs. Henry Wendt, Mrs.
Robert Kunz and their father,
Alton Miller. Mrs. Abbott's
mother was Mr. Miller's sister.
They stopped off for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lin
der at Loveland but found them
not at home. They report that
the Linders have bought a home
and will move there soon. The
group returned from their trip
Dec. 6.
Mrs. T. G. Allen and daugh
ter Carol of Maysville, Mo., ar
rived at the home of her sister,
the Eldon Mendenhalls. They
came Friday night and left
early Monday morning.
Dec. 11, Mrs. Lulu Kunz cele
brated her 82nd birthday. Hav
ing dinner at her home were
Mrs. Elda Lenz, Marie Rosen
ow. Miss Minnie Kunz and Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Schomaker, Vic
kie and Marjie.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Lenz
of Amherst called on Mrs. Elda
Lenz Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rosenow
and three children and Vickie
Schomaker went to Lincoln on
Sunday to hear The Messiah.
Guests at the Donald Freden
burg home for Sunday dinner
were Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Ein
ger and Mrs. Gussle Jockens.
Rickie and Robbie Clements
were honored on their 10th
birthday Sunday by having din
ner at the home of their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy L.
Clements. Also present !were
their other grandmother, Mrs.
Alfred Horstman of Casper,
Wyo., and parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dwlght Clements and bro
ther Gregg. Mrs. Horstman ar
rived Thursday and will stay
through Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Armstrong
went to Havelock to visit his
brother, Glenn Armstrong, who
has' not been well for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Scho
maker and son Vick went to
call on the family of Mrs. Jam
es Sedlak of Plattsmouth last
Saturday. Others there were
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cary, Ray
mond Schomaker of Coimcil
Bluffs and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Schomaker of Lincoln. Mrs. Sed
lak was the mother of Mrs. Ar
nold Schomaker.
Several visitors were noted
in the congregation at the EUB
Church Sunday, Including Mr.
an4"Mrs. Archie Miller of Alvo,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eicher
man of Greenwood, Rev. and
Mrs. Walter Lenz of Amherst,
Mrs. Edmond Steiner and chil
dren. Several of these came to
wedding Sunday. Special music
for church services was the
eight clarinet girls and their
leader, Sanford Clements.
Pastor James Hansen of the
Methodist Church arrived home
Friday as usual from Kansas
City where he is attending
school. A Wesleyan student.
Clark Vier, spent the day Sun
day at the Hansen home. His
home is at Hammond, Wis., and
he is a friend of the Hansens.
Special music was a solo by
Mrs. Robert Oldfield at church
A family dinner was held at
the Christian Church Sunday
at the supper hour, after which
an hour of singing, mostly of
Christmas carols was enjoyed.
Next Sunday, the Christmas
program will be held. The La
dies Council will meet next Fri
day with Mrs. Arley Hill as
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clements
were in Lincoln Sunday to call
on relatives.
Among those attending The
Messiah Sunday at the Coliseum
In Lincoln were the Edmund
Steiner family, the Richard
Pratt family and the Lester
Rosenows.
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'Til Christmas!
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You are busy shopping and making
gifts. Let us help you by keeping
your wardrobe clean and bright.
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For That Dressed Right Appearance.
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Plattsmouth
Former Residents
Celebrate 60th
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ken
nedy of Hawthorne, Calif., for
mer residents of this commun
ity, were honored on their 60th
redding anniversary Nov. 2 7.
The observance began with the
immediate family and relatives
attnding early mass. After a
y:30 a.m. breaklast was served,
family group pictures were tak
en. A 6:00 dinner was served
for the immediate tamily and
other guests.
Present for the occasion were
their sons and daughter-in-law
Mi. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy of
Gardena, Calif., Mrs. and Mr.
Edward J. Kennedy of Monro
via, Calif., Michael Kennedy of
La.s Vegas, Nevada, William J.
Kennedy, Jr. of Gardena, Calif.,
Donald F. Kennedy of Los
Angeles, Calit., their daughters
and sons-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Spradlin of Gardena,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Ernie M.
Han&en of Los Angeies, Calif.,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. Wallace
of Hawthorne, Calif, and tneir
grandchildren Joann, Michal Jr,
Patrick and Timothy Kennedy
and Jeffrey and Catherine Wal
lace. Guests attending the dinner
were Edward C. Kennedy of
Council Bluffs, Iowa. Mr. and
Mrs. James Cusick of Long
Beach, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Jos
eph Cusick of North Hollywood,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. William
Petersen of Fresno, Calif, Mr.!
and Mrs. Samuel Langland of
Los Angeles, Edson Chandler
and Mrs. Woodward of Central
City, Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Rausch of Long Beach, Calif.,
and Mrs. Florence Wallace and
Mr. Joseph Kimbaugh, both ofj
Los Angeles.
Miss Joann Kennedy was in
charge of the guest book.
Mrs. Kennedy was gowned in
an afternoon dress of black
iitvjjc. lici Luiaagc was it gum
orchid. Mr. Kennedy's bout
toniere was a yellow carnation.
Open house held in the after
noon at the home was attended
by many relatives and friends
who extended congratulations.
Many gifts, flowers, cards, tele
grams and long distant calls
were received.
Former Nebraska residents
caljing on the honored couple
included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Car
penter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Galvin, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Han
sen, Mrs. Anna Harm'es, Mrs.
Maggie Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rummel, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ware, Mr, and Mrs. Ray
McFarland, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Wells.
Also J. J. Meisinger, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hennings, Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Fox, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Tonny Bruick, James, Francis,
Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tighe, Elsie Shepardson, Ora
Shipman, Mr. and Mrs. William
and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Car
per and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Fisher.
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MURDOCK (Special) Ten
boys met at Dale Murdoch's
Dec. 7 to organize a 4-H Baking
Club. They decided to call
themselves "The KP Kookers."
They chose the following of
ficers: president, Dale Murdoch;
vice president, Darrell Stock;
secretary, John Meisinger; re
porter, Billy Joe Trutna.
Leader is Mrs. Lyle Stock with
Mrs. John Murdoch and Mrs.
Dick McCoy as assistants.
' Next meeting will be Dec. 17
at Darrrell Stock's home.
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Welfare Society
Has Xmas Party
WEEPING WATER (Special)
The Welfare Society met
Monday in the Lodge Hall for
their Christmas luncheon with
sixteen members and two
guests, Mrs. Sam Hughes and
Mrs. Hobart Henson, present.
- Hostesses were Mrs. R. L. Kin
ton, Mr. Ed Steinkamp and Mrs.
Milton Prall. Mrs. Kinton pre
sided at the meeting following
the luncheon.
Mrs. Herbert Petersen and
Mrs. Fred Ward presented the
program. Mrs. Ward had charge
of the devotions and read the
Christmas story from the scrip
tures, closing with prayer.
Christmas carols were sung
and games were played. Mrs.
Ted Carnes' gave a reading,
"Christmas for All" and Mrs.
Petersen read a story, "The
Shepherd Who Didn't Go."
A gift exchange was held.
SPORTS
SHIRTS
, Bluebird News
The Happiness Bluebirds held
a meeting at .Lynn Crace's home
Nov. 7. We made our parent's
Christmas presents. We sang
"The Blue birds." Susan Lutz
brought the refreshments.
Emmy Lu Love
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