CY O Members Honor Founder's Day at Holy Rosary
On Sunday April 2 the CY O hosted Founder s Day at Holy Rosary church with about twenty five members attending Palm Sunday mass celebrated by Rev A N Antochowski in the absence of Rev J K Sinkula. A breakfast followed in the parish club rooms with mothers of the members organizing the event and a postponed program scheduled for April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Church
Joseph HK. Sinkula
Cleveland
Ohio
A. N. Antochowski
Orchard Lake
Michigan
Father Antochowski
Bernard Kubicka
Albin Chovanec
Bernard Knoflicek
Dorothy Svoboda
Joseph F. Kvapil
Our Lord
Ladies of the Astar Society
Joseph Kvapil
Matthew Sedlak
Frank Kalasek
High Missouri River Water Draws Sightseers Near Burlington
Residents along the Missouri River view the rising waters from bluffs near Burlington station while a flock of ducks and geese at a nearby farm frolicked in the flooded fields. Farm animals have been moved to higher ground near the old baseball park as waters threaten homes and crops.
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Missouri River
Burlington Station
Baseball Park
Plattsmouth School District Announces Easter Vacation
Plattsmouth city schools will close Wednesday afternoon for Easter break with no classes Thursday and Friday. The four day period provides students and teachers a rest before the final weeks of the term.
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Plattsmouth
Legislature Vote Purchases of Louisville Bridge Plan Rejected
Lincoln April 5 AP The Nebraska legislature rejected final reading of S B 228 extending the head tax age limit to 65 years. The vote 22 15 with emergency clause and 21 18 without. The measure would have added about 800000 with federal match next two years.
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Lincoln
W. H. Diers
Diers
Cochran
Carsten
Platte River
Louisville
Damage suit filed for 25000 in district court
George Moore sues Frank Krejci and others claiming a rock truck collision on Route 75 north of Plattsmouth on September 2 1938 caused permanent injuries and hospitalization. Rudolph Teasar and Walter H. Smith represent the plaintiff. A separate petition for divorce Eleanor Balthazar versus Hector Balthazar is filed seeking divorce and custody of a minor child. couple married in Council Bluffs in September 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the District Court
George Moore
Frank Krejci
Rule
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Rudolph Teasar
Omaha
Walter H. Smith
Eleanor Balthazar
Hector Balthazar
District Court
Council Bluffs
Mrs Earney Newton June Iris Rice Dies at 22
June Iris Rice was born November 9, 1918 in Wayne Nebraska the daughter of John and Eva Rice. She married Barney LeRoy Newton October 15 1938 at Papillion Nebraska. She died April 2 19 in Omaha at Methodist Hospital with funeral set for 2 PM Wednesday at First Methodist Church in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Iris Rice
Wayne
Nebr
John T. Rice
Cedar Creek
Barney LeRoy Newton
Papillion
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Newton
Palm Sunday Services Across Plattsmouth Churches
Plattsmouth churches observed Palm Sunday opening Holy Week with varied services. First Presbyterian filled for morning worship with Dr H G McClusky delivering the day’s lessons and a choirs program including Ride On Ride On. Baptisms were held for several infants.
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Plattsmouth
First Presbyterian Church
H. G. McClusky
Sandra Mae Keil
Carl Keil
Duane Ronald Kaffenberger
John Kaffenberger
Carl Paul Ofe
Carl Ofe
Russell Dennis Kunz
R. L. Kunz
Dennis Phillip Hirz
Gilbert Hirz
Patricia Ann Pickens
Everett Pickens
Roger Ralph Wehrbein
Ralph Wehrbein
First Methodist
J. C. Lawson
Jesus
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Monsignor
George Agius
St. John's
Father Antochowski
Holy Rosary
Christ
Holy City
Housing plan loan official named for Nehawka area
Walter J. Wunderlich of Nehawka was appointed by the National Company of Omaha to represent mortgage lending under the Federal Housing plan. The group offers 5 percent loans with up to 90 percent of new property value or 80 percent of existing home value. Terms extend 15 to 25 years reducing monthly payments.
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Walter J. Wunderlich
Nehawka
National Company of Omaha
Wunderlich
Federal Housing Administration
Mynard C E group attends Florence convention
Members of the Mynard Christian Endeavor attended a C E convention at the Briggs United Brethren church in Florence on Sunday afternoon March 26. Representing Mynard were Rev. Paul Dick and daughter Barbara Kathleen and Wilma Nolte Velma Fulton Boyd Roberts Whipple Shirley and Donald Leonard Beulah Kiser Ivan Weatherwax Dorothea Fulton and Grant Roberts.
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Mynard Christian Endeavor
C. E
Briggs United Brethren Church
Florence
Mynard
Paul Dick
Barbara
Kathleen
Wilma Nolte
Velma Fulton
Boyd Roberts
Whipple
Shirley
Donald Leonard
Beulah Kiser
Ivan Weatherwax
Dorothea Fulton
Grant Roberts
Missouri River Flood Douses Lands Across Nebraska Iowa
The Missouri River crest expected as river north of Omaha falls while southward floodwater inundates thousands of acres in Nebraska and Iowa. Water covers farms east of Burlington, isolates a dock, and threatens Bartlett Iowa as crews sandbag to protect rail lines.
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Missouri
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Burlington Station
T. H. Pollock
Burlington
Rock Bluffs
John Nettleman
Bartlett
Cedar Creek Home Destroyed by Fire
The Fritz Franke family at Cedar Creek lost their single story frame residence in a Monday dawn fire. Firemen from Louisville arrived as the blaze consumed the house, thought caused by wiring. The family escaped in night garments with only a cedar chest saved. a north wind threatened nearby Ault Store if the fire had spread.
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Fritz Franke
Cedar Creek
Louisville
Ault
Card of Thanks from Purviance and Dove Asch
The family expresses deep appreciation to kind friends and neighbors for sympathy and thoughtful acts after the passing of their loved one. Special thanks are given to the pallbearers and participants in the services.
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L. Daily
Willard Purviance
A. Dove Asch
Hudson Improves After Critical Illness
O C Hudson shows notable strength gain and improvement after a critical early week period. Friends report he has rallied and is in excellent shape.
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O. C. Hudson
Light Vote Cast in Plattsmouth City Election
Light turnout amid rain produced narrow margins across wards. Voters backed Puls and Vroman for council while Finnefrock won the fourth ward, Svoboda the second, Painter the third, and Vroman the fifth, with Hudson and Knorr leading the board of education tally.
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Puls
Svoboda
Finnefrock
Vroman
Hudson
Knorr
Ofe
Council
W. H. Puls
John V. Svoboda
Robert Painter
OO. FE
E. OQ. Vroman
Plattsmouth
E. O. Vroman
O. E. Finnefrock
Eagles
M.W.A
W. C. Tippens
Arnold J. Lillie
Walter
Board of Education
Davis
Cappell
Bernhardt
First Ward
Hetrick
Second Ward
Palmer
Third Ward
Lillie
Painter
Fourth Ward
Denson
Johnson
Fifth Ward
Brittain
Chief Undergoes Operation
Chief of Police William Barclay was operated on at Clarkson hospital in Omaha after a severe attack of grand trouble. He withstood the procedure well and his reactions were favorable. Doctors hope the coming days will bring definite progress toward recovery.
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William Barclay
Clarkson
Omaha
Barclay
District Bar Banquet Set For April in Nebraska City
County Attorney Walter H. Smith announces the Second District Bar annual meeting and banquet will be held Tuesday April 11 at the Grand hotel Nebraska City. Justice Fred W. Messmore of the Nebraska supreme court will be the chief speaker. The event welcomes association members and their ladies.
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Walter H. Smith
Second District Bar Association
Grand Hotel
Nebraska City
Fred W. Messmore
Nebraska Supreme Court
Scout Investiture Held at Plattsmouth High School
An investiture ceremony at Plattsmouth high school gym welcomed two local boys Tavern Rice and Joe Highfield into the Boy Scouts of America Troop 364. The event featured Scout oath and laws with leadership, initiation committees, and a balloon ascent by Laverne Rice conducted by the troop.
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Scout
Tavern Rice
Joe Highfield
Plattsmouth High School
Plattsmouth
Boy Scouts of America
Laverne Rice
Taken to St. Louis for hospital treatment
Edward Stava returned home last evening after accompanying Mrs. Stava to the Missouri Pacific hospital in St. Louis. Mrs. Stava is under treatment for a few days and an operation is expected later.
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Edward Stava
St. Louis
Egenberger Family Visits in Town Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Egenberger and their sons Bernard and Henry and Dr. and Mrs. John Stuart Egenberger and Louis Cohn of Omaha visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Egenberger on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Egenberger
Bernard and
Henry
John Stuart Egenberger
Louis Cohn
Omaha
L. B. Egenberger
Buried at Lewiston Baldwin Tigner Rites Held
Funeral services for Baldwin Tigner of McCook were conducted Saturday at Lewiston cemetery. Horton Funeral Homes led the arrangements. Tigner, born near Murray Nebraska, was a son of Co W Tigner with survivors including three brothers Duane Denver Dorst McCook Louis Minneapolis and a sister Billie H North Platte.
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Baldwin Tigner
McCook
Lewiston
Horton Funeral Homes
Murray
Nebraska
Co. W. Tigner
Duane
Denver
Dorst
Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas
Billie H
North Platte
Easter Dance at Legion Hall Promises Swing Night
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to an Easter Saturday dance at the Hayward Legion Hall. Enjoy the Swing and Sway featuring the Hayward torch, with admission of 20 cents. Event starts at 8 15 p m.
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Legion Hall
Hayward
Plattsmouth High Enters Tarkio Tri-State Meet
Plattsmouth High School, competing in the Close A division at Tarkio College Tarkio Missouri on April 7, fields Allan White Joe York Warren Reed and other athletes in events from 120 yard hurdles to 220 yard dash. The team also debuts a tennis tournament with John Tidball Don Martin as singles and Corbin Davis Stephen Devoe in doubles. Coach Hoffman accompanies the squad Friday and Saturday.
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Plattsmouth High School Isa
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Missouri
Allan White
Joe York
Warren Reed
Ronald Rebal
Warren Allvee
Malen Powell
Joe Noble
York
John Jacob
Austin Rhoades
Robert Richter
Carter Minor
John Tidball
Don Martin
Corbin Davis
Stephen Devoe
Hoffman
Mynard Community Club Meeting Features West Side Program
The Mynard Community Club held its March meeting at the Mynard Community Hall with a large turnout. Royal Smith led the business and social portions, the West Side organized the program, and the Cole orchestra performed selections. A trained dog named Missy wowed attendees and Plattsmouth high school students presented the one act play Little Oscar with cast Ifenry James Sandin Josie Corrine Drucker Fred Warren Reed Gussie Mary Helen Dill. Refreshments followed served by the committee.
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Mynard Community Club
Mynard
Royal Smith
West Side
Cole
Missy
Charles Howard
Oscar
Plattsmouth High School
Ifenry
James Sandin
Josie
Corrine Drucker
Fred
Warren Reed
Gussie
Mary Helen Dill
Achievement Day Plans From Tuesday's Daily
Achievement Day plans show clubs nearing completion with varied formats. Louisville opens the series within its group and a sequence of programs runs through April with joint meetings at Elmwood Christian church Nehawka auditorium and final events featuring singing, choir numbers, musicals and a candle lighting service.
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Louisville
Murdock
Eagle
Elmwood
Christian Church
Nehawka Miditorium
Weeping Water
Pilatismouth
Nehawka
Taxes rise as County Treasurer notes March 1939 receipts
County Treasurer John T. Turner reports improved tax returns for March 1939, with about $2,000 paid, compared to March 1938. He expresses encouragement over the tax collection trend and revenue outlook.
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John T. Turner
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CY O
District Court News
Mrs
Earney Newton
C. E. Meeting
Journal
District Bar
Thomas Spencer Solomon
Lars Larson
Raymond Larson
Gerald Hennings
Albert Richards
Frichard Hitt
Keith Dashner
Donald Martin
George Jacobs
E. H. Wescott
Cary Marshall
Donald Bowman
John Rishel
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