Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 7

LINCOLN EVENING JOURNAL, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22. SEVEN PEOPLE YOU KNOW. Mr and r. G.

Caldwell, Mr. mnJ Mrs R. M. Joyce and Carl Funk, of Columbus. left Wednesday for Red Deer Hunting lodge at Wood Lake where they will the week hunting.

BlUry Davis, nr has gone on a bi.sineM tnp to New York City. i Mr. and Tyler W. Ryan of David City are apending their vacation with relatives and friends in Lincoln. They will alao spena acme time in Omaha Mm.

A. Biugh and Mrs Eva Btanhope of Beverly Hill, a i mother and grandmother, tively, of Robert Taylor, motion picture attot, i arme in I-in- coln Saturuay morning for a brief here They have been visiting wfth and friends at Beatrice, their former home. A imali group entertain at a luncheon in their honor, Saturday. Dr. Griffin, of Seattle ash who has been the guest at the home of Dr.

and P. Morton, will return to her home Saturday. As a courteay to Dr. Griffin, Mr and Mrs William Scbreeder entertained at a family diner Sunday eevmng. Fourteen were present.

Dr. M. O. Johnson and son. Myron have returned from a trip to the Smoky mountains in Tennessee and North Carolina While gonr they visited Mrs.

L. L. Dunseh and family at Knoxville, Tenn Mrs. Durisch was formerly Miss Gladys Johnson of Lincoln. Dr.

Johnson son were gone for several weeks. Doinf Tonicht. Flrtt Piyn- MidwMi rwiooal church. KrtrtK- we'en Group by Mrs. Forrest HuUon and Sarah Lou Windsor.

by lira. C. W. Sherrard, i George Harry Orellm and W. LaFollette, solo, Mrs.

Elmer Barnhill. aecom-1 panied by Grace Barnhill: Hallowe'en by 8her- rard, and Dr. and Marvin Mack of Crete announce the birth of a is at St. Elizabeth hospital. day.

Mrs Mack formerly Miss Alice Kratochvii. at 0 1 Hur MALLON tial basis for the conservative tion bettors whoee storiw are now meat bond authority ttow Uw UsdUd aaj i Miiats. the end- instructor In the Kansas City law A Ovurd court No. I ot life aavociatioo Mil. p.

m. Havelark No 1M A uu relational IS for regional meeting OaUary Ixjtmrar It friend! Tabernacle Chrwllan. Club dinner. SO in Polk an Gin ana eri Dliht, Haveloek m. dlaiwr Mr and Mrs.

Gerald Merritt, 2551 Van Dorn. ate of a born at Lincoln General hospital Mrs. Merritt wac formerly Miss Smithberger. The Heatherbell club met at the home of Mrs. Katheiine Donaldson Miss Wondia was a guest.

Plans were made for a Hallowe'en party to be held next week. Newman llcinodiit, Ikdiw dmatr, to iid worn- bettor. So, if vou must bet. following thumb-nail analysis of the rounds in financial quarters. A coupe of utility 'n Some eminent highly disputed states (and subso- a fit of despondency no doubt.

WASHINGTON unofficial republicans, who loat) qilent'election betting hedged" against the any. dowustate ma- Adult Beta part Masonic neuter aalon 1 nrat Seia aigma Pfll, I and 40 hope two ago, have found it I which will be publiahed hereafter again Their enthusiasm now in process of a strong revival Nothing changed the situation very much, but their New York, Pennsylvania and IllinoiB have been developing Money is there ary Digest poll, the final of which will shortly suggest a tion ot Mr. Roosevelt by betting substantial sums of money on him at the costly of 3 to 1. A prominent democrat, who is tnjr banks that the seemingly end- loss stream of new public treasury Issues haj now just about dried up. He predicts there will be very little new treasury financing for cash in the open market.

Reserves of such agencies as the social security administration and federal deposit insurance will be strongly anti-new deal, has tried invested in governments, and thus -----a similar stunt. He offered to give Vlrfil jority today would possibly run from 117,000 to 130,000 votts. No worthwhile line is yet available on Cook county (Chicago). President tm much-debated Liter- i Roosevelt carried it last time by ui the much debated Uter 3Q(m If he KeUy NMh machine I best way he could use the money can oo as well for him this time, I from his own standpoint would be the state is his, but it probable to wager it on Roosevelt. He did-- JlOO.OOO to the republican campaign cause if name could br omitted Irom the records, but he told that this impossible last time by i Some ef his friends suggested the the money to meet the In other words, Mr.

Morgenthau 7 so club tempi- popu'ar Landon plurality The revival is so extensive it even includes hopes of carrying California, causing the hurried trip of Gov. Landon to that state. Mrs F. E. Card has made reservations for a Dutch treat dinner at the Country club Friday evening Twelve wifl be in the group The Randolph mothers club will et iS ehSSrV meet at 1 15 p.

at the school, day and Members of the city P. T. A toun- of noon oil will ptesent the program on "How to Deal With the Dibobedi- ent Child Mrs Fred Zimmerle was host- i ess to the Four Ace Pinochle club with eisrht present At pinochle, Mis A A Oveiton won high score and Mrs. Zimmerle, low. The Hal- lowe en appointments were used.

Pilot church party Friday in the church parlors at 8 p. m. Mi and Mrs. Warren Yocum, social chairmen of the group, will be in charge. There Political guessing involve same elements of risk as a hoise race.

Not even the trainers guess right much more than 51 percen: of the time But they are supposed on and cur. know a little more about it than Friday's Events. Cosmopolitan club I-ncoln noon Town Han lecture, John Corn- evening Fraternal aUrltikM. Lancaster Ns 51 A A railroad men night mister Mason I le- iree io35 I. dinner, 30 capital No 11, dance nail 8 and I hall m.

Ladies A kenilnKton. Ouster clnle Morriion 1621 12th 2 No 210 Temple club dancing part. S7th class of First Christian and s. 30 will have a Hallowe en The First Evacicllcil prertedtcttory nervlce Community Nliht. 7 50 jn Calvary Lulhtran, man (octal eventnj, 7 JO p.

Flrn Lutheran, progressive dinner meet at church. 30 m. will be games and stunts, and Mrs. Lutheran Lutheran club, else, and their judgment is now the lace ia ianyone about most of the states settled Inasmuch as more than half run, something more than formance records to work on De tailed reports are pouring into both headquarters. Statistical analysis can be checked and double-checked with old heads out the various states, mostly in the newspaper business.

Straw polls, symposiums and sample ballots have proceeded far enough to furnish a substan- will be diminished to the point where Landon will have a very good chance to carry the state. A more definite line on i Coojc county will be available be- thc i fore election. Iowa--This state race is so close that it may be necessary to wait for a photograph of the finish. A trustworthy canvass recently indicated a majority of about 15,000 votes for Roosevelt out of upwards ot 900,000 expected to be cast Indiana--Some seers see a Hoos- at 3 to 1. The news of their bets naturally got around on the inside and caused which were psychologically more helpful to Mr.

Roosevelt than any development he Could expect. You will aee the farm co-ops un- expectedly hitting the warpath against any move for federal en- dewment of consumer at the next session of congress. They are worried about what will hap- instructor In the Kansas City college, will eddrett a republican rally here Friday evening at Mr. author of three law texts, a past commander of the Kansas City American Legion, a Mason and member of the 40 and 8. and was a naval aviator in the World war Sunbonnet chorus will sing and Dwight GrUwold will speak The of will meet at the Lincoln at 6 45 p.

in and the will leave at T. BLANCHARD APPOINTED. department announced appoint' ment of David S. Blanchard of Lincoln. Neb.

and Frank Hill of Omaha, second lieutenants in infantry and engineering re- PANAMA. Chet A I spectively, of the officers reserve special assistant to the attorney i corps. public sale of new treasury will be diacountinued before the budget near balance. From these sources and from repayments to HOLC and the FFMC will come Coprifnt. PANAMA G.

0. P. RALLY. they have ter Landon wave developing within pen if the consumer co-ops get a past per- the last few days. The Literary Di- hold on farm products.

gcst gives the Kansan an 8 to 5 I Dairy products furnish the most lead Nevertheless, there is reason worry, as cotton and grain co-ops to estimate a possible 100,000 ma- sell law materials, which piobably jonty for Roosevelt, as of today i would not come within the scope This would be about half his 1932 of consumer co-ops for some time majority. The dairy co-ops can see the pros- I pect of consumer co-ops underbid- Wagerers should profit from the ding dairy prices, example of three well-to-do elee- The best non-political govern- Boneless Fish, Ready For The Pan 1fe Pilleti of Whiting, Ib TtncUrlom Ib. Taity Loin Fillets. IB Me Sta Tang Fillttt. Ib.

JOc lack Cod S5e Salmon to or Fry, Ib. Choice Northern Fun, Ib. 43e Channel Catfiah, Ib Choice Medium Lakj Trout, Ib. 5c Pike, Ib Me Halibut ib t7c Northern Ib tTv Holland Herring Mllehntrs $1.35 and Mixed $1.25 Per Keg OYSTEKS--Standards, 65c Selects, 7So 95e qt. Heitkotter's EXCLUSIVE FISH.

POULTRY 140 SO. 11th LM A Market, Inc. CREDIT AND DELIVERY We Give and Redeem Sewunty savings Ray Osboin will suig: Committees for the affair are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ba.ssett and Mr.

and Mrs and Mrs. Floyd Boswell and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wylie, refreshments. 10 Miss Gertrude Moran presided at r-aui miu in ty rhodii the meeting of Iota chapter, Beta Raymond Benson, decorations, and a er hooi Sigma Phi, at the Lincoln I Mr and Mrs.

Ted Kimball, Mr of political paity platforms presented as follows. MiSd Mary Doon, democratic; Miss Eva Graves, republican; Miss Florence Heiser, socialist, and Miss Thyra Jane Johnson, umonite. Campaign uongs, representing each party were sung, accompanied by Miss Margaret Graves. Mrs. Walter Black, reviewed, "Catalogue," by Ceorge Mllburn.

The program, carrying out the Hallowe'en idea was in charge of Miss Johnson and a. Clarence Boles. Guests were Misa Margaret Graves, Miss Velma Landegren, Miss Helen Ludlam and Miss Leta Wait. Chapter CS, P. E.

will have a 1 o'clock luncheon Fnday at the home of Mrs. A. Congdon, with Mrs. L. R.

Snipes aa assisting hostess. A 15 Temple. Grace Me-hodlst northeast circle play. Havelock 5 SO to 30 hodllt. 3 45 older ftrli Seiond PrMlijljnan, joui people Hal lowe en part 7 30 The Chapter CS 1 clock luncheon Mrs.

A Congdon, J59 No 3Srd OutlooH club o'clock luncheon, Mra. Q. A flrubn. 2919 Gariield Axis club, research committee, MiH Iot Gorton evening Martin Rucker of Sebetha, who has been visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred H. Stone, returned to her home Thursday. Mrs. Clemens Kucker, who came to Lincoln with ttier, also returned to her home in Bebetha. Mrs.

W. H. Shoemaker, president of the P. O. round entertained in honor of the offi- tnt 'j cers, at a 7 o'clock dinner in the President party rooms.

Covers laid for 18, and talisman roses used for centerpieces. Miss Yvonne Gaylord entertained with cornet selections accompanied by Miss Eva Phillips, and numbers were given by a trio composed of Mrs. Wayne Farmer, Mrs. R. E.

Holland and Miss Phil- American hoir.e department, Y. W. C. A i a Bridge department, Woman i club, Corn- 1 Adult homemakmf. Nutrition.

15 a clothmf, IS a. music appreciation. Clinton. 15 a aid, Willard. 1 15 home entertaining.

Hanthorne 1 15 clotnins home furnlehmgs, i appreciation i borne problems Lawe and mo'heTM club, 1 15 Elliott I 15 p. Saratoga. 1 15 View. 1 30 Randolph Sorlnl Calendar. Randolph molhert eluo.

at school. 'o club, Edwin Jear, 231S 2 T. club, 1 c'ock luncheon, Mrs Mrs Honoring Miss Gertrude French, whose marriage to Edward McCarthy will take place Oct. 29, Misses Josephine Rucker, Marie Joyce and Kathryn Dunne entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Rucker. At Misa Nadine Stanton received first prize and Mrs.

William Stuckey, low. Fall colors were 'used In the appointments, and a corsage of fall flowers was presented to the bride-to-be Luncheon was served at small tables. Twevle attended, including as an out of town gruest, Mrs. Martin Rucker of Sabetha, Kas. Fnda evening.

Miss Helen McKinzey ill be hostpsg at her home at a linen shower in honor of Miss French. Eight guests will spend the evening making a. recipe book dcssert luncheon at her home for the honoree. Luncheon will be i a lowers centered the at small tables with ap- pomtmenta in pink and white. Miss Margaret Fedde gave a talk on her recent trip to Europe, Wednesday at the Dendron circle luncheon of Westminster Presbyterian church -which was held at the home of Mrs.

M. Barlow Nye. Thirty-fix attended and autumn colors and flowers used decoration. Assisting esses were Mrs M. Blankenship, Mrs A.

Baldv. in, Mrs. Rudolph Vogeler, Mrs W. C. Rathbuin and Mrs C.

Puckett. Members of the central circle met for luncheon at the home of Mrs. George Buer with 28 present. Fall flowers were used on the luncheon table A business meeting followed the luncheon. Assisting Mrs.

Buer were Mrs. Glen Garrison, Mrs. F. Heckart and i A. Thompson.

Mrs. I. H. Moulton was hostess to the northwest circle H. Rheuport 438 So 30th.

TeLhera College Women club, BroadJ. 1201 No 38th 2 30 De Luxe club Mrs H. H. Jacobsen, 2674 Bo llth, 2 p. fi 30 o'clock dinner, recreation hall Leisure Hour club, 1 o'clock luncheon, Mrs Allen 2200 80 16th Wesley Foundation Foundation house, 1417 dessert luncheon 1 30 Osceola-Lincoln club 1 o'clock luncheon Mrs.

Jerner, 2S20 structed him to stay at their car. a quarter mile from the river he searched for the traps. At dusk, Huff said he became worried, and fearful that the warden had encountered trouble, called conservation headquarters. A searching party of state police and was sent into the area. Shortly after midnight they reported they had heard three blasts, one of which contained a heavy charge, but it was not until noon that they came upon the remains of Schmeltu's body Fellow conservation officers identified Schmeltz his watch, and portions of his uniform in a 200 vard Chapter DX, P.

K. met at the home of Mrs. O. H. Bimson.

for a 6 30 o'clock dinner, with Mrs. A. V. Hunter and Miss Mane McKee, as assisting hostesses. For tabIcs Twenty were present for the icgular business meeting Mrs C.

C. Dishman and Mrs. E. Wolfe assisted Mr: Moulton. The east circle met at the home of Mrs.

J. J. i who was assisted by Mrs. Chailes Fowler, Mrs. Julia Piyo i A W.

Everett Asserts He De serves Election. Congress man William E. Everett of Los a paper. Guests were Mrs. Charles Armstrong, recently of Haxtun, Colo Mias Mary Beth Hitchman of Ord.

Miss Grace Cunningham of Storm Lake. la would do well to send Robert Sim mons back to congress Mr Ev erett was one republican who wai Colo Miss Nelle Lippet of lede, Mo Miss Mary Elizabeth Stewart of Randolph, Miss Katheryn Greensiit of Stanton, Miss Lucille Schneckloth, Miss Anne Stone of Warrensburg. and Mrs. R. K.

Scott of Alma. Myrtle to the southwest circle She was assisted by Mrs A S. dink, Mrs G. Goodale. Mis M.

Hammond and Mis Grace Jacobus. Mrs. Carl Bumstead has ponp to scribed as being- a leader at the Chicago where she is attending an sessions of congress, and well cie solving of the support of the peo pie of Nebraska. Mi. Everet also spoke briefly on national is sues About 200 people were present.

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. AURORA, Neb --The Hamiltor county republican central commit Alpha Phi convention. Mr ami Mrs. Glenn Foster of Gretna announce the birth of a daughter at Biyan Memorial hospital Thursday Mrs Foster was formerly Miss Opal Reighley. The republican women's club dinner honoring- Mrs.

Dollie Gann, scheduled for Thursday evening JOI has been cancelled, on account ol fol rnerlv of Lincoln, leturned Sun- tee has a number ot acmiue the death of Mrs. G.uin's husband. dnv fro Haitshorne. Okl where planned for the remainder of th All other engagements previously vere caller! bv the sudden campaign Thursday there will oe dcatn of Mr Johnson's mother, a republican women's courtesy te, Mrs Juda A Johnson Mrs John- at Fidelity hall, the speaker being son had visited her son and fam- Mrs Ernest Rarey of Cleveland ilv times thev i i Here v.ill occur the first ap in Lincoln in.i was making plans pearance of the Sunflower choru to MMI in Crete She had of the division of arranged for Mrs. Gann, also been cancelled.

The marriage of MHS VirlR Mae ithers. dnughtei of Mr and Mrs. J. L. Withers of Elwood, to Gcoige V.

Moor of Exetei, took place CXt 15 at the home of the bride's parents at 4 Rev glass performed the ceiemonj Pieced- ing- the ceremonv Miss Pauline Withers lit the t.ipeis and Miss Theone Frey accompanied i O. Frey, sang Miss Jean Long played the wedding- match The bride's dress was floor length of rose and blue changeable taffeta made on pnncess lines with shoit puffed sleeves Her accessories -weie brown, and she i a gold bracelet a gift from the bridegroom, and carried an arm bouquet of white chrysanthemums Misa Laree Withers, who served bridesmaid, wore a gown ot rust crepe and carried bronze Chrysanthemums At the informal reception, Mrs. Frey and Miss Ilene Long of Overton presided at the serving table. After a to Cheyenne. Wyo the couple will make their home in Elwood.

where Mr Moor is employed as ft veyor with the Trt-County project Moor attended the University of Nebraska where she was a me'mber of Tissels Mr Moor attended Nebraska Wesleyan uni- versitv and also been a member of the United States marines Miss Jean Krev an 1 Miss M.u- garet Matsh also attended from Lincoln many friends in Lincoln Ovei 20 membei ot the of A gathered at the Y. hall evening for an indoor wiener loast Mrs Fhnoi Lmch and Miss Vera Fr mkhouse were in i a i ot the supper and wei assisted bv Miss May Afteiward several tables of play- el spent the at bridge. Miss Ma: Fellows unuei- an Appen i tomy at i a Memoiial hospital is lepoited to be recovering satisfactorily. rownsenrt oortrait oroiocrapher -Ad th countv central committee There will he entertainment by the Baby youngsters of preschool age Congressman Homer Hoch of Kansas i speak at Hampton at 3 in and at a rally in Marquette at 8 Richard Johnson, republican candidate for attorney g-eneral, will speak at the courthouse at A i a Monday at 4 30 The list meeting of the campaign i be OcL 31 at at the courthouse here when Arthur republican candidate for congress i speak GAME WARDEN DYNAMITED iere Friday eve- undei aus- democi atic central The Send Out Sunshine club met at the home of Mrs Ella Matthews, who invalid arid pre- her i a Rift in honor of her hirthdnv anniversary BOT lunched were soiled Lincoln Methodist church met at home of J. Barnhill.

with Aura aoaiwtinn hostess The, out the Hallo-1 Two Sought in Michigan Slaying. NEGAUNEE Mich t.f. State police seeking the slavers of And Schnirltz 4 vear old g-ame whose dMiamited a found in the sparsely settled trappT.g grounds- of the Carp nvei distnct held one man for questioning and said they were aeek- mjf tw others Conducting a grim search of the distilct after the warden shattered body was found near the river, i had gone to sea-ch for illegally set traps the officers declined to announc. the name of the suspect held or to give details of his appreher sion The search for Schmeltz begin Tuesday right after Huff. friend who had accompanied him on trip, reported to connervatlon that he had not returned Huff Mid Schme'ts had in- ning Gov pices of the committee of this county HELP KIDNEYS PASS 3 IBS.

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