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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1933

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Easter Day Observances Highlight City Religious Services

Easter day 1935 featured ideal weather and large crowds at city churches. St Luke’s held a sunrise service, Canon Potter returned from Falls City for the 11 o’clock Mass, and choirs performed special music. Catholic and Protestant churches reported strong attendance, with sermons by Father Agius, Father Kaczmarek, and Rev. C O Troy. The Presbyterian service drew Mt Zion commandery members in uniform and banners, with the choir singing Victory. Rev H G McClusky spoke on The Resurrection Body, and other churches hosted communion and special programs in a daylong celebration.

St. Luke's Episcopal Church Canon Potter Falls City St. John’s Holy Rosary George Agius J. J. Kaczmarek First Methodist Church C. O. Troy Church of New First Presbyterian Church Mt. Zion Commandery No. 5 Knights Templar H. G. McClusky St. Paul’s Evangelical O. G. Wichmann Christian Church O. B. Chasinin Christ

Death of Aged Mrs Philpot at Weeping Water

Mrs Charles Philpot of Weeping Water died Saturday in an Omaha hospital after a hip fracture. She resided in the area for over sixty years and with her husband celebrated their sixty fifth wedding anniversary. Survived by six sons, three daughters, two brothers. Body returned to Weeping Water for funeral services.

Charles Philpot Omaha Philpot

Showing Improvement of City Barber at Hospital

Charles Waters, barber at the Hotel Riley shop, has been a patient at Nicholas Leen hospital in Omaha for a week of treatments. Howard Fullerton, owner of the shop, visited him Sunday and found Waters much improved in every way. Doctors hope he may soon return home and resume his duties.

Charles Waters Hotel Riley Nicholas Leen Hospital Omaha Howard Fullerton Waters

Death of Robert W Black Pioneer Resident of Cass County

Robert W Black longtime Cass County resident and pioneer family member died today at an Omaha hospital after three weeks of care. He was born September 21 1855 in DeKalb County Illinois and lived in Plattsmouth since childhood with farming as his main occupation. Survived by two sisters Mrs O E Kirkpatrick Nehawka and Mrs Martha Reed Council Bluffs. Body to be brought to Sattler funeral home for arrangements.

Robert W. Black Cass County Omaha Mr. Black Nehawka DeKalb County Ilinois John Black Plattsmouth O. E. Kirkpatrick Nehanka Martha Reed Council Bluffs Sattler Funeral Home

Practice Teaching Five Normal Students In Rural Schools

Five senior normal training students spend the week in Cass County rural schools for practice teaching. Anna May Sandin Maria Swatek Elinore Smetana and Norma Baumgart study under instructor Miss Pearle Staats at district and numbered schools with Mary Swatek Marie Nolting and others as teachers.

Anna May Sandin Mary Swatek Gertrude Vallery Louise Rummel Florence Schutz Lou Davis Elinore Smetana Marie Meisinger Norma Baumgart Marie Nolting Pearle Staats Cass County

District Court Opens Today for Spring Term

The April term of the district court convened this morning with the petit jury panel arriving. Two naturalization papers were granted as the Patriotic Council held a welcome service for new citizens led by Shirley Keck and featuring remarks by Mrs. J. C. Peterson Sr. and others. Judge Besley presided as the court opened. the first case, Troy Shrader vs Dr. E H Kintner, seeks damages from alleged injuries after X ray treatments.

District Court Petit Jury Patriotic Council James T. Besley F. R. Gobelman Shirley Keck J. C. Peterson Lois Troop F. G. Morgan

Plattsmouth Students Shine in Tarkio College Contests

In Tarkio Missouri last Friday and Saturday Plattsmouth high students excelled in declamatory and track events. George Adam won first in oratorical finals and also ran ninth in an open half mile while Stuart Porter took second in shot put with 39 feet 10 inches.

Plattsmouth High School Tarkio College Tarkio Missouri George Adam Willam Wetenkamp Greth Garnett George Thomas van Husen Benton High School St. Joseph Seth Garnett Helen Curry Shenandoah Iowa Stuart Porter Porter Albert Todd

Swanda Visits Brunswick Friends from Cedar Creek

A. G. Swanda of Brunswick Nebraska visited Easter, reuniting with his brother and family. He formerly lived at Cedar Creek and enjoyed meeting old friends and staying connected through the Journal.

A. G. Swanda Brunswick Nebraska Mr. Swanda Cedar Creek

Judges invited to sit on state supreme bench in Lincoln

District Judge James T. Begley is invited by the state supreme court to sit with the court in Lincoln for the week of May 15. He has frequently assisted on the supreme bench and handled major cases from lower state courts.

James T. Begley State Supreme Court Lincoln Begley Supreme Bench

Jury Rules for Dr. Kintner in Damage Suit

The jury found for defendant Dr. E H Kintner in a $25000 damage suit by Troy Murdoch over alleged permanent injuries from X ray burns during pictures. Deliberations extended across Monday with the trial in district court from 9:30 A M and drew local attention in Weeping Water and Nehawka where the parties reside.

Dr. Kintner Troy Murdoch E. H. Kintner District Court Weeping Water Nehawka

Nebraska Man Guilty in Pitchfork Assault Case

In Weeping Water county court the State of Nebraska vs Harrison Wade ended with a verdict of guilty on charges of assault and battery. Wade stabbed Bennett in the hand with a pitchfork during a quarrel at the Wade home. The trial, which occupied the morning, featured a jury of Persinger Rice Boynton Olson and Herbster.

State of Nebraska Harrison Wade Bennett Wade Weeping Water James Persinger William P. Rice Leo Boynton Albert Olson Fred Herbster

Mullen Market Advances with Modern Refrigerated Meat Display

The Mullen meat market and grocery on South Sixth street plans major upgrades. A new refrigerated meat display case with flood lights will showcase products, while the interior is remodeled with added shelving and a center wrapping counter and cash register stand for improved service.

Mullen Meat Market South Sixth Street

Bible Study Held by Dr. J. L. Jordan in Omaha

Dr. J. L. Jordan head of the Omaha Bible Institute conducted a Bible study at the C. C. Wescott home for local students. His undenominational approach aims for clear unbiased study. If interest grows he may return for a series with a second session next Monday at 8 o clock and continue the course.

J. L. Jordan Omaha Bible Institute C. C. Wescott Jordan Wescott

Musical program given for Plattsmouth Woman's Club

A special memorial program at the Plattsmouth Woman's Club meeting honored Agnes Knoflickova. The event featured a family quartet, solo performances by Billy Mildred Louis Beatrice, and a Ruth Colby sketch on Nebraska artists. Guests included two junior high girls. The annual banquet is set for April 20 and refreshments followed the event.

Plattsmouth Louis Mildred Beatrice Bernard Knoflicek Little Billy Grace Leidy Berger Omaha Billy Bernard Ruth Colby Nebraska United States Europe Colby Rachel Robertson Jeanette Hirz C. D. of A Soennichsen Ray McMaken J. H. McMaken C. H. Martin Marie Kaufmann

W C T U Easter Meeting At Mrs Duxbury Home

The W C T U held a Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs A H Duxbury’s home with an Easter program. Devotional led by Mrs C R Troop featured Easter Missions the Brightest Day of the World. Olive Gass delivered Easter message, and Mrs R B Hayes sang Rosary by Nevin, a highlight.

A. H. Duxbury Olive Gass R. B. Hayes Nevin R. H. Anderson Christ

Selling Farm Equipment Near Fort Crook

From Tuesday's Dairy, Lee Watson Jr and his son Lee, well known residents near Fort Crook, visited the city to attend to business. Watson is disposing of much of his farm gear as he curtails farm work due to poor health after farming about 400 acres.

Lee Watson, Jr Lee Fort Crook Watson

Visitors In The City Return From Easter Visit

Miss Florence Johnston of Hold rege Nebraska visited Lincoln relatives Mr and Mrs John L Tidball Jr returning Sunday to the University of Nebraska campus Miss Jean Tidball teaching at Crete also spent Easter vacation and returned to her teaching duties.

Florence Johnston Holdrege Nebraska Aont John L. Tidball, Jr Lincoln University of Nebraska Jean Tidball Crete

Maynard McCleary Chosen 1933 34 Basketball Captain

Maynard McCleary was selected captain for the 1933 34 basketball season after a dinner with team lettermen and coach. The junior guard has starred this season and contributed to the team’s strong showing. Speakers included Sam Arn and others as pictures from recent track and football years were shown.

V. T. Arn Maynard McCleary Kauffmann Robert Sam Arn Robert Rummel Robert Hirz Stuart Porter Wayne Hiner Bernard Knoflicek Lorence Rhoades Kenneth Armstrong William Ronne Walter Porter Devoe Patterson

Return from Oklahoma trip by Richey Clark party

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Richey and Mrs. Mary Clark returned from a motor trip to Oklahoma. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Beverage in Tulsa, daughter of Mrs. Clark. They visited southern Oklahoma points of interest and noted advanced farming conditions.

E. J. Richey Mary Clark Richey Oklahoma John Beverage Tulsa Clark

Mrasek Takes Charge of Sinclair Oil Station

William E Mrasek has become the active manager of the Sinclair Oil station in this city succeeding his father Joseph Mrasek in the trucking business. He assumed duties on Monday and is now running the station and serving the interests of its patrons with capability and diligence.

William E. Mrasek Joseph Mrasek Sinclair Oil Mr. Mrasek

Easter Dance at Country Home Delightful Social Evening

A Saturday night Easter dance at Mrs. Sarah Mc Natt's country home drew a pleasant crowd. Music by Greeley Beil and Bill Beker. lunch served late. Attendees included J. S. Fitch Fred Beil Ancy Campbell Tony Klimm Pat Campbell Glen Campbell Joe Campbell Bill Cook Bill Hikes Coy Atchison Harold Hull Art Barkhurst Donald Hikes George Hull Clyde Cook Robert Campbell Harlan Conn Dale Barkhurst Arville Campbell Lennis Greuf Edward Grauf Forest Beil Floyd Oliver and others.

Sarah McNatt Greeley Beil Bill Beker J. S. Fitch Fred Beil Ancy Campbell Tony Klimm Pat Campbell Glen Campbell Joe Campbell Bill Cook Bill Hikes Coy Atchison Harold

Better Homes Organizes Local Committee Work in Plattsmouth

Mrs. James G. Mauzy is named chairman of the Better Homes in America committee for Plattsmouth and vicinity by Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur. The movement, supported by philanthropy and with no commercial ties, aims to educate families on home improvements and remodeling while promoting healthful, more valuable residences ahead of National Better Homes Week from April 22 to 30, 1933.

James G. Mauzy Ray Lyman Wilber Better Homes In America Better Homes In White House Dr. Wilbur Better Homes America Broadway New York City

Rotary Club Meeting Addresses Boy Problem By Rep C O Trey

The Rotary club met Tuesday in Hotel Riley with James Mauzy in charge of Boys work. Rep C O Trey spoke on the man problem, stressing the father’s duty to the son and safeguarding youth. Attendees planned to attend the district Rotary conference in Sioux City this week.

The Rotary Club Hotel Riley James Mauzy C. O. Trey First Methodist Church Troy Rotary Sioux City

Plattsmouth Residents Tour Lincoln Legislature

A group of Plattsmouth residents visited Lincoln on Tuesday to observe the state legislature. Many missed the vote on the bet bill but attended the afternoon session and luncheons. C A Rosencrans and Robert M Walling attended a Rotary luncheon and heard a Sweet Adeline dedication. Others included L W Egenberger W C Soennichsen and B A Rosencrans.

Plattsmouth Lincoln Senate C. A. Rosencrans Robert M. Walling Lincoln Rotary Club Adeline Capitol City L. W. Egenberger W. C. Soennichsen B. A. Rosenjerans

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American Legion Court House James Farnham Anton Bajeck Main Street Hunt L. S. Devoe G. L.taylor Robert Black E. H. Ekintmer Tarkkio Knoflicek E. C. Giles W. L. Propst Mrs. V. T. Arn Plattsmouth and Vicinity Rotary Club Meeting
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