The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 2

THE ATCHISON DAILY GLOBE Atchison, Kansas, Friday, March 29, 1946 QUALITY DRY CLEANING SERVICE MEN'S and LADIES' APPAREL Also DRAPES, CURTAINS SEAT COVERS, ETC. Free Pick-up Delivery CALL 167 TROY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS You Can Finance Your New or Used Plane and Pay for It As You Do Your Car. Whatever you buy or need your friendly Commerce Acceptance Company has a convenient low cost plan. 604 Com'L Phone 269 715 S. 7th Phone 47 LITTLE STORED Open Sundays 8 a.

m. to 6 p. m. BACON SQUARES Lb. 23c PORK S.U'SAGE Lb.

35c CALFS L1VFR Lb. 38c MEATS (Assorted) Lb. 28c CHILE BRICK Lb. 30c SPINACH No. 2 Can 14c GREEN'S No.

2 Can 12c MUSTARD GREENS No. 2 Can 12c BRAN FLAKES Large Pkg. 16c PEP Pkg lie VARIETY KELLOGGS 26c PALMOLIVE SOAP Large Bar lie BORAXO lOc CIRTIS CORN MUFFIN MIX Pkg. 19c SUN RICH DRINKS 49c KOOL AIDS Pkg. 5c PEROS ICE CREAM MIX Pkg.

lOc CHOCOLATE 1 Lb. 55c PEANUT CLUSTERS Bag 35c PEANUT BUTTER ROLLS Bag 15c ONION PLANTS 2 Bunches 29c ONION SETS 2 Lbs. 25c PANSY PLANTS 12 in Box 65c HEAD LETTl CE Large Head 15c TOMATOES 1 Lb. 30c CARROTS Bunch lOc GREEN PEPPERS 13t GRAPEFRUIT Each 5c ORANGES (Sweet Juicy) Doz. 30c LEMONS Doz.

35c AUTO LOANS AT LOW BANK RATES Exchange Nafl Bank MEMI5EK I C. TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINE RCPAOtDiG Will Call For and DeUnr 1434 Main. CITY NEWS YOUR FAVORITE RECORDS One-zy Two-zy Kay Kyser Atlanta G. A. Woody Herman Swing Angel Benny Goodman In the Moon Mist Les Brown Twilight Time Three Suns Slowly Kay Kyser There's a Little Bit of Everything in Texas Ernest Tubb As If I Didn't Have Enough On My Mind Martha Tilton THE RECORD SHOP BUSH RADIO APPLIANCE STORE 421 Com'L Phone 406 Collection of News Paragraphs and Advertisements Elmer See: "The city put the traffic lights up so high no one can see F.

P. GEHRING GENERAL BUILDES Phone 2271 WHEN a or fSSENCfTM ttt vowt DUPlfCATOR Hiif Mfo cof fy i iHwurit nmr ML C. C. GERBER Electrical Contractor Phone 920 MADRID NOW SHOWING Most Intriguing Picture AH Time! 'DIE HOUSE ON 92HO STREET With WM. SIGNE LLOYD EYTHE HASSO NOLAND JIMMY WAKELY "SPRINGTIME IN TEXAS" COMING SUNDAY THE STORY Of A TERRIFIC LIFETIME! fern tf Ov Heighten NORTONVILLE Funeral services for Mrs.

Hannah Elizabeth Conroy, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Fischer, in Nortonville, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Nortonville Methodist church. Interment will be in the Valley Falls cemetery. The Rev. C.

Vincent Hall and the Rev. C. B. Dennison will officiate at the services. Popcorn contracts, see us now, F.

A. Mangelsdorf Seed Co. Blankets, all kinds. Intfen's. The last Star school community program of this year will be Thursday evening, April 4.

There will be election of officers. The meeting will also be a farewell for i Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Henry, who will leave the community soon, Refreshments will be potluck and all wishing to attend are welcome. FARMLNGTON The Cam school house was well filled Tuesday night for the Murch community meeting. Mrs. W. C.

Linville and Mrs. Lloyd Bowen, county health officials, gave talks on T. B. The Shining Star 4-H club gave the play, "Kidnaping Betty," which gets better with each repetition. Darryl Goes play- NOW SHOWING GENE AUTRY "SPRINGTIME THE ROCKIES CO-HIT "IDEA GIRL" ied a trumpet solo, and Clyde Car', son sang three songs.

They de- to have a supper for the last day of school which will be April 18. Mrs. Al Gigstad, the teacher, has three in the eighth grade, who are taking the examination for high school for next year. Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Drim- mell and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cormode, form the committee on arrangements for the supper. Mrs. Etta O'Connell had passed away and was buried at Denver Tuesday.

Mrs. O'Connell was an only daughter of Mr Mrs. Caleb Schuruian who came to America from Prince in 1876, locating at jMoines, la. for a few months 'locating in Atchison county where they spent the remainder of their days. Mrs.

O'Connell has been an invalid the past two years. Of the I four Schurman children born to Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Schurman only one, Arthur Schurman of Effingham remain. Mr.

Schurman was unable to attend his sisters funeral. Wanda Lou Stutz has sold her ----NOW Charlei BACALL BOYER in "CONFIDENTIAL AGENT" a SUNDA7 4 Days! of Unusual Entertainment 1 Th'e last" of the weekly prayer inursaav tne laQles votea Sive church on each cdncsday jaght, to mme and hel with the were held at the homes of William A Hawk lost a mikh Higley with 12 present, and Mrs. cow week alfalfa bloat Anna Hall led with the subject of pvt. Hugh Foster of Ft "Faith:" at the Mrs. Henry- Thome will leave the last of home there were 15 present which March for a three weeks M.

P. included those who were assem- school near San Antonio. Tex. He, bled at the home of C. E.

Mehaf-1 expects to come home for an eight fey, the leader. Clifton day furlough after his schooling. had as his subject "Forgiveness;" the number at the home of Paul i SUGAR LAKE--BEAN LAKE I Faris was 13, and W. D. Crick I SHORT CREEK had for his subject "The Greatest Mr.

and Mrs. Ora Kirkpatrick i at the home of are visiting her sisters in Call-' and Mrs. McKanna there were iornia. the leader, John Keas, used Ko Arthur Kuhnert son of Mr. "Friendship" as his lesson topic, and iirs Ro 5" Kuhnert, who en-' and this meeting was reinforced hsted the armv tots month has STORY Of The FIREFLY By Sgt.

Bill and Bernard Martin 'The best Nature Story of the Year" Lavish Illustrations by a few from the home of Frank Dockweiler: and the meeting at the Dick Higley home was called off by reason of sickness. bel sent to Ca mp Lee, Va. In Full Color ONE DAY ONLY Sgt. Bill Martin. Author of LITTLE SQUEEGY BUG Will be in our shop Saturday March 30 To autograph copies of his book.

On display, a mechanical Squeegy Bug that will delight the children. TONSING'S 502 Commercial all kinds. intien's. Mrs. John Andrews who is quite ill has been taken to th Mercy hos- in St.

Joe. Fred Kidw ell's brother who is in the Missouri Methodist hos- and sometimes a premium. Joe is slightly im-. would also like to buy roved He undenvent raajor poultry and cream. B.

Cross Co. 'operation There was a good attendance at Mrs a ood is recovering the meeting of the Loyal League om a tonsil operation she class at the home of Clifton nt last Saturday. ley Monday night in spite of the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Grame who stormy irecentlj moved to the A.

D. Blythe Blankets, all kinds. Intfen's. 'farm near Short Creek are the So much is being said about the parents of a son born at the Atch-' shortage of houses for veterans i ison hospital. This is their lirst and others.

A number have said child. i to this correspondent, if they i Popcorn contracts, see us now, would get out into the country' i F. A. Mangelsdorf Seed Co. they could find plenty of vacant i There was a nice attendance a houses.

There are five or six i Short Creek Baptist church this community that we know of. Sunday morning and Sunday i The pastor, Rev. L. R. Ashley I Berry Plants Fruit Trees Boysenberrics, Red and Black Raspberries, Howard, Blakemort, Dunlop, Everbearing Strawberries and Currants.

Peach, Apple Plums, Pears, Cherry Trees. Red McDonald Rhubarb plants, Vigoro. Bulk Pea and Bean Seed, Onion Sets and Cabbage Plants, Cobblers. Warbas, Ohio Triumphs, Pontiac Potatoes, by the Pound or Sack. Large Irish Juniper Evergreens.

712 Kansas Ave. Ford's Martet Phone 119 Delicious Dinners Served every day, Monday thru Saturday Rout Beef, Chicken Fried Breaded Pork Chops, Meat Balls, Spaghetti--At The SHAMROCK West of Globe Office SOS Main WHITING preached Mrs. Anna Grannell is recover- i brou ht Safe? her ope for the removal 01 a cataract. two fine sermons. He TM a 01 studenl Mr and Mrs.

Ralph Bomhoff I and family of Atchison. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bomhoff of Valley Falls spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Fred Bomhoff.

I Blankets, all kinds. Intfen's. singing Sunday night They were dinner guests of Mrs. Fanny Myers. Mr.

and Mrs. Pans Wilson, Kansas City, visited her sister, Mrs. Notice-Effective April 1st Hair Cut 60c Shave 40c Atchison Barbers Association What DRAX Protection Gives You DRAX is more than a water- It actually shields garments from soil. Colors keep brighter and fresher looking even after many cleanings and wearings. Garments should be re DRAXED every time they are cleaned.

Have Your Slacks, Sport Coats, Dresses and Suits DRAXED and See the Difference DRAX is made by the makers of Johnson's Wax (a name everyone knows) Earl Woolston Sunday. Their son. Cpl. Clarence Wilson has arrived i Mr. and Mrs Ear! Thomas, Jim- i in the States from Germany and i mie and Jon were week end will be discharged soon.

visitors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs Carl Linnemann. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jensen attend- BEPfDENA Barrel Dean Delk is now ed the funeral of Mrs.

C. Moore 'tioned at Olathe. sta- at Hiawatha Monday afternoon. Mrs. William Wikkennk and Robert of Topeka, Mrs.

Albert Haddan and Kyle, spent Sunday at the F. W. Martin home. Mrs. Luke Wilson expects to Herbert Albers is now home and dischaiged from the army.

Blankets, all kinds. Intfen's. Women's Missionary Society Circle No 1 of St. John's Lutheran church held its March meeting at i ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Life, Annuity, Accident, Health, Auto, Fire, Hospitaliia- tion, Plate Glass, Surety Bonds, Burglary-, Safe, Boiler, Fur Coats, Liability, Compensation, and Other Insurance. Clem Juggle Insurance Agency Phone 149 Blair Building No.

2 i go to Chicago April 3 'to visit i the nome of Mrs Peter Anderson iDr. and and get ac-! last Thursday. 'quamted with her little grandson Bendena youngsters are really Popcorn contracts: See us now en the new slde walk i i F. A. Mangelsdorf Popcorn contracts, see us now, I i Herman Brundage entered a A.

Mangelsdorf Seed Co. iTopeka hospital Sunday for a Mr and rs a I operation. SS Am lzhe Kern la. last Sunday where' Mrs. Kern died Wednes- 1 H.

IT rs Myers purchased several new Ho 0n Lh spltal kinds Jf African violets. i Her husband and a daughter survive. Mrs. Roy Archer has postponed the Lawn Ridge club for two weeks on account of measles the family. Mrs.

John Bender will entertain April 11. Some Bendena men are hoping soon to form a gun club. MONROVIA Jim Shaver and family have No regrets with Krusemark's in quality printing. Simply call 223. You, too, can own a home through our easy loan plan.

Home Building Loan, 114 North Fifth. Floor lamps, bed lamps, desk Fred Henninger once picked a wagon load of mushrooms on the Frank Haag farm. It seems that Frank didn't know what tht muih- roonu were. Wool 98.70. TIRES "WE SELL THE BRANDS YOU KNOW ARE GOOD!" moved from his father, William Sharps place to the farm vacated by the Robert Corcoran family and Mr.

and Mrs. Shaver have moved hack to their home from Atchiion. The young folks in the Noffsinger school district are giving a play Friday night at Noffsinger community meeting. C. F.

Stute has bought a car. Blankets, all kinds. Intfen's. lamps, table lamps, and i lamps. Pre-war quality.

Bush Radio Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Pendergrast, wife of Jacob Pendergrast, at the Christian church. The Rev. Loyal S. Northcott officiated.

Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery. Sawin Douglass funeral home was in charge of arrangements. Atchison Rotanans heard the story of coal and its possibilities FOGLER STUDIO 105 North 7th Phone 67 Outstanding Portraits At Reasonable Prices Now It the Time to Have Mr. Fogler Make a Lifelike Portrait of Your Child Ensign and Mrs. John Robert! in the chemical and industrial SUPPLVCDMPANY IZQN.EIGHTH ST.

PHONE Kansas Schurman of Memphis, announce the birth of a daughter, Betty Joe Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Paul Jarrat and son, Jackie Carson, and Mrs. Jar- mother, Mrs. J.

R. Cowley left Friday to spend a few days in St. Louis, with Mrs. Cowley's sister, Mrs. James Davenport and Mr.

Davenport. Ruth May who was six years old last week, treated the teacher, Mrs. Gladys Sowles and her pupils at Noffsinger school to candy. Fishing tackle. Rudolph'i.

Electric rawn. Buah Radio. future of the United States Thursday when the speaker was John F. Fee of Lawrence, a representative of the Pittsburg Midway Coal Mining company. Mr.

Mee displayed samples of the results of chemical investigations in the form of benzol, toluol, ammonia, napthalene and other by-products. He said the chemical possibilities of coal will eventually include large numbers of other discoveries. Even now, with chemical research still in its infancy, pro- Mr, and Mrs. 0. K.

Strine cele- i ducts made from coal include brated their first wedding anniversary Wednesday, March 28. Popcorn contracts, see us now. F. Mangelsdorf Seed Co. Arthur Schurman received word from Denver, that hit Mtw, medicines, plastics, perfumes, candies, pipestems, cushions, synthetic rubber and more than 200,000 other items.

R. A. Jacobs wai program chairman for day and introduced Mr. ACTIVE LODGE NO. 158 A A WILL MEET IN SPECIAL I A I I A MARCH 29th 7 o'clock at Ma- Temple.

Work in the first degree. Visiting brethern welcome, WM. EARL DENT, W.M. HAL A. WAISNER, Sec.

FOR SALE Nice Fat TURKEY HENS 10 to 12 Lbs. Dressed Weight. Fine For Your Sunday Dinner or Party LEE DIETZEL 929 John Street Rummage Sale At FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BASEMENT SATURDAY, MARCH 10, Doors Open a. m. The fire department made a run to the Sinclair station at Seventh and Kansas at 12:30 p.

m. yesterday after some gai which was leaking in (he street MUfht Urn. There WM damagt. Now You Can Have Your Car Repainted With Quality Material All our work Guaranteed. Only the very best materials and paint used.

Free estimates on all paint, body and fender work. Come in and see us. TOUSLiE MOTOR CO. Ill 7th Phone 2558 BlneRockShoot At Huron, Sunday, March 31 Two Automatic Traps Plenty of Shells on Ground Jacobs and Zeltner MACKEV LODGE No. 48 will meet in Stated Communication day, April 1, at 7:30 p.

m. Work In 3rd Degree. D. D. G.

M. Locker will make his official visit. Visiting Brethren welcome. FRED M. PRIESTLEY, W.

M. D. L. SIGNOR, Secretary. YOUNG MAN WHATS YOUR FUTURE? High wages or salaries arc not clear Income.

Your cost of living, such as food, clothing, rent, medical and dental care, taxes and other expenses, must be paid out of your income. And what about the future? In the Army, you are provided with excellent food and clothing and comfortable living quarters. You are given medical and dental care. You may have the benefits of the best of life insurance. You may have a month of furlough each year with full pay and allowances.

You receive a five percent increase in pay for eacli three years of service. You receive a generous cash allowance for each reenlistment. You may deposit your savings at a good rate of interest. You are allowed income tax exemptions. You are given free mail privileges.

You are assured of retirement with good pay. These substantial benefits are only part of what an Army job will pay ou. Look at the table below and see what you will re ccise In addition, every month, in CASH! Pay of Enlisted Men--U. S. Army Grade--Master Sergeant, First Sergeant, monthly pay (service in t.

S138 to" $207, monthly pay (service overseas) $165.60 to S234.60. Grade--Technical Sergeant, monthly pay (service in U. S114 to S171. monthly pay (service overseas) S136.80 to 193.80. Grade--Staff Sergeant Technician, 3rd grade, monthly tf (senice in U.

S96 to SjF monthly pay (service overseas) $115.20 to S163.20. Grade--Sergeant Technician, 4th grade, monthlv pav (service in I'. S78 to S117, monthly pay (service overseas) S93.60 to S132.60. Grade--Corporal Technician. 5th grade, monthly pay (service in U.

$66 to 599, monthly pay (service overseas) S79.20 to 5112.20. Grade--Private, First Class, monthly pay (service in U. $54 to S81, monthly pay (service overseas) $64.80 to S91.80. Grade--Private, monthly pay (service in U. S50 to S75, monthly pay (service overseas) S60 to S85.

Family allowances for the duration of the present emergency and six months thereafter are provided under current laws. Family allowances will be paid to dependents during the term of enlistment of men who enlist or re'enlist before 1 July 1946. Atchison Post Office Bldg. Open from 8 a. m.

to 5 p. Monday through Friday. T-Sgt. Jack G. Snavely, Recruiter in Charge.

Sponsored by BRENNER'S WE STRIVE TO PLEASE Spencer CORSETS Individually Designed Registered Corsetiere VIRGINIA JACKMAN Call Atchison Hotel Monday and Tuesday, The Exchange National Bank lout tfctu-Iwil The Deer Creek Creamery Offers Dairy A PERMANENT MARKET For DEER CREEK CREAMERY CO. Esquire shot foliib. A.l*o polish for all kindi foetwMr. Shot SPAPFRf NFWSPAPFK.