Local Socials and Visits Across Plattsmouth and Lincoln
In a flurry of short notes residents and visitors are listed. Harold Krecklow tends services at William Casey’s cream station and salon, while R Bergman and Eli Keckler visit Plattsmouth on business. The Rev Patrick Harte spends days in Lincoln. Miss Margaret Murphey visits family in Omaha, John Ranth and wife tour Omaha for family and affairs. Thess Harris remains ill, Anna Earhart travels via Murdock to Omaha, Henry and wife near Ashland enjoy a dinner with C E Mockenhaupt, Walter O’Brien seeks health via Grand Island clinic, and Mrs Murphey and daughter Margaret travel for a two week visit to Fullerton and North Loup visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs W J Rau George Rau and Susie Mockenhaupt attend a Red Cross meeting in Union then visit Nebraska City and Marley joyfully celebrates Susie Mockenhaupt’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Krecklow
William Casey
R. Bergman
Eli Keckler
Plattsmouth
Patrick Harte
St. Patricks Catholic Church
Lincoln
Margaret Murphey
Omaha
Chas. Murphey
Glee
John C. Ranth
Thess
Harris
Anna Fearhart
Catherine Earhart
Murdock
Henry Stander
Ashland
C. E. Mockenhaupt
Walter O’brien
Grand Island
Charles Murphey
Margaret
Fullerton
Visit of Miss Anna Rauth Recounts Summer Travel
A letter from Miss Anna Rauth written in Canada describes a summer spent visiting northern Minnesota and Canada. She notes staying with an aunt in Cedar Rapids and traveling with Miss Anna as her Ernest and companion, and expects to return home in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Anna Rauth
Canada
J. C
County Meet Attendees Hear NRA Plan in Plattsmouth
Businessmen from Manley traveled to Plattsmouth last Friday to discuss President Roosevelts NRA plan aimed at creating jobs for about 12 million unemployed. Attendees included Theo Harms Rudy Bergman Wm Casey Rev Father Harte August Krecklow W J Rau George Rau Fred Falischman Antone Auerswaid and David Brann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Plattsmouth
NRA
Roosevelt
Theo Harms
Rudy Bergman
Wm. Casey
Father Harte
August Krecklow
W. J. Rau
George Rau
Fred Falischman
Antone Auerswaid
David Brann
Vacation Bible School At St Patrick Church
Two week program at St Patrick Catholic church will run starting next week and be led by Sisters Mary Alexia and Mary Lelia. They will reside with Mr and Mrs J C Rauth during teaching and use this time for a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Mary Alexia
Mary Lelia
J. C. Rauth
Rhodens Visit Chalk Butte North Dakota for Ten Days
Visiting in Worth Mr and Mrs Grover C Rhoden and children Carl Rhoden of Omaha depart Sunday for Chalk Butte North Dakota to visit the boys mother and plan a ten day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Grover C. Rhoden
Kiddies
Carl Rhoden
Omaha
Chalk Butte
North Dakota
Peculiar Encounter at Gilling Station In Aug Krecklow Era
A report notes that A Steinkamp drove to the Gilling station operated by Aug Krecklow and had an unusual experience during the visit. The event appears to involve local business and transportation surroundings of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Steinkamp
Gilling Station
Aug Krecklow
Car slips past pump injuring man after brake loosened
Adolph Steinkamp, weakened by a recent stroke, loosened the brake to roll the car back to a spot at a gas station. The vehicle rolled across the street and into a brick wall and coal shed, pinning him briefly and causing internal and external soreness before he began to improve a few days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph
Mr. Steinkamp
Pinchot Denounces Police Tactics At Silk Hosiery Strikes
Mrs. Cornelia Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania's governor extended her picketing to Philadelphia denouncing police on strike duty at silk hosiery plants. From Croydon she spoke to 1,800 supporters and then contacted Philadelphia acting police superintendent J A Lestrange criticizing alleged violations of constitutional rights. She drove from Milford to support strikers and compared Cambria mill police to deputies in coal regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cornelia Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Croydon
Blue Moon Sik
Pinchot
J. A. Lestrange
Milford
Civilians to Lead Forest Camps as Army Withdraws
Washington reports that civilian conservation corps workers promoted from 12 dollar day labor to 36 to 45 dollar a month roles will assume leadership in camps beginning September 1. About 4,000 regular army officers and enlisted staff to be withdrawn, leaving two officers and two enlisted per camp. Roughly 200 reserve officers to be called up to fill gaps. promoted enrollees replace withdrawn personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
The
Conservation Corps
Norfolk National Bank Receiver Appointed After Death
Norfolk Neb Torrest Lear Norfolk attorney and referee in bankruptcy appointed receiver to succeed Harold Nomland after the death of Frank Burchmore last August. E C Manny of West Point receiver for West Point National bank also displaced but successor named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Neb
Torrest Lear
Norfolk
Norfolk National Bank
Harold Nomland
Frank Burchmore
E. C. Manny
West Point
West Point National Bank
State Tax Levy Receipts and County Payments 1932 33
State Tax Commissioner Smith reports the 2.39 mill levy will yield 4,955,147 for 1932 versus 5,975,042 last year. Lancaster pays 305,134 this year vs 360,677 last year. Douglas pays 632,797 vs 740,549. Total state revenue compares 4,955,147 to 5,975,042 with a drop of 1,019,595.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Lancaster County
Douglas County
Adams
Antelope
Arthur
Banner
Plaine
Boone
Box Butte
Boyd
Brown
Buffalo
Burt
Butler
Cass
Cedar
Chase
Cherry
Cheyenne
Colfax
Cuming
Custer
Dakota
Dawes
Dawson
Douglas
Dundy
Fillmore
Franklin Os
Frontier
Furnas
Gage
Carden
Garfield
Gosper
Grant
Greeley
Hall
Hamilton
Harlan
Hayes
Hitchcock
Holter
Hooker
Howasrd
Jefferson
Johnson
Kearney
Keith
Keya Paha
UT — Kimball
Knox
Lancaster
Lincoln
Oo Logan
Madison
McPherson
Merrick
Morrill
Nance
Nemaha
Otoeee US
Pawnee
Perkins
Phelps
Pierce
Platte
Polkee
Red Willow
Richardson
Rock
Saline
Saunders
Scottsbluff
Seward
Sheridan
Sherman
Stanton
Thayer
Sie
Thomas Ae
Thurston
Valley
JdDo
Washington Wayne
Webster
Wheeler —S
York
Obituary of John Wesley Hill aged 59 in Lewiston area
John Wesley Hill born July 13 1874 near Falls City Nebraska died July 24 1933 aged 59 years 11 days. He married Pauline Richter on September 23 1907 and is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Frank McCormick Jr of Sidney Iowa two grandchildren four brothers and three sisters one daughter died in infancy. Funeral July 26 at Lewiston Church led by Rev W A Taylor with interment in Lewiston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Hill
Mary Ann Hill
Falls City
Nebraska
Pauline Richter
Frank McCormick, Jr
Sidney
Iowa
W. A. Taylor
Union
Lewiston Church
Lewiston Cemetery
Bank Ad Offers Time Certificates and Savings Deposits
An advertisement invites deposits for Time Certificates and Savings accounts at the usual interest rates.
Roosevelt Approves Navy Plan for 21 Warships
President Roosevelt approves a 238 million dollar three year program to build 21 new warships. He reviewed navy bids and allotments with Admiral Standley and Rear Admiral Land, initiating work to create thousands of jobs in government and private shipyards. The plan aligns with London naval limits amid postwar shipbuilding expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiyde Park
Roosevelt
Navy
William Standley
Emery Land
White House
America
Japan
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Union Tennis Adds Courts at Local Homes
The Union community sees growing interest in tennis as two new courts are planned at the A C Pearsley and M E McCarroll homes. The sport, introduced three years ago on the high school court supervised by Supt Marcel, gains local popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Tigner
G. S. Upton
Ehler
Alvin Horn
Nehewka
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Ross McCarroll
Fred
Neils Madsen
Omaha
Union
A. C. Pearsley
M. E. MccCarroll
Supt. Marcell
Oklahoma
Masonic Eastern Star Picnic Set for August 13 at Plattemouth Country Club
Notice invites all Masons and Eastern Star members and families to a Sunday picnic at Plattemouth Country Club starting 2 PM on August 13. Attendees to bring fried chicken cantwiches and covered dishes with own tableware. Dinner at 4 30 followed by entertainment. signed by Rose Mae Duxbury and Leonard F Terryberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eastern Star
Masonic-Eastern Star
Country Club
Plattemouth
Rose Mae Duxbury
W. M. Leonard F. Terryberry
W. M
Summer Midway Hat Sale At Half Price
A mid season event offers straw hats at half price. Shoppers flock to the midway stalls to grab styles as temperatures rise and summer style trends shift.
Omaha Named Federal Relief Headquarters for Nebraska
Omaha was designated by John Latenser Jr and Dan V Stephens as the Nebraska relief administration base due to the regional office and nearby project plans. First hearing on public works set for Friday at 1 pm to consider Crete sewage disposal plant cost 54488 with Crete officials invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premont
Neb
Omaha
Nebraska
John Latenser, Jr
Dan V. Stephens
Fremont
State Advisory Board
Crete
Kobes
Latenser
Stephens
George Hodge
Lincoln
Scottsbluff City
Lincoln County
North Platte
Middle Loop
Arcadia
Platte Valley
DuBois
Henderson
Gibbon
Oconto
Hyannis
Grand Island Stock Yards Change Petition Seeks Suspension
E P Ryan traffic manager of Grand Island chamber of commerce asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend an order listing four Nebraska stock yards as public stock yards. He says the 72 hour reshipment limit harms feeders and stockers, raises rates by as much as 35 dollars per car load, and seeks investigation and a remedy. The yards affected are in Grand Island Norfolk York and Scotts Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
E. P. Ryan
Keenan vows federal drive against kidnaping and extortion
CHICAGO Joseph EB Keenan, assistant U S attorney general in charge of the federal drive against kidnaping, racketeering and extortion, declares the administration will not permit the underworld to replace lawful authority. He urges local law enforcement cooperation at a joint police association banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicargo
Joseph EB. Keenan
U.S
International Association of Chiefs of Police
International Association For Identification
Keenan
Sale of blue eagle emblems leads to federal warrant
Harlan French, a salesman, is jailed in Clayton after a federal warrant charging him with selling blue eagle emblems to unauthorized buyers. The complaint cites violations of the recovery act obstructing President Roosevelt's program. Investigators say emblems were sold to employers not signatories of the blanket code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purtest
Clayton
Tokyo Narrows On Secret China US Aviation Pact
Asahi newspaper highlights alleged secret aviation treaty between China and the United States, claiming negotiations in Washington led by Sze and a $40 million aircraft program. A foreign ministry spokesman and William Phillips state department official say the reports are unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Asahi
Washington
S. Alfred Sze
American
State Department
Japan
Foreign Office
William Phillips
China
Orient
Steal From Scrubwoman Ends In Grand Jury Charge
Anastasia Kopy, aged forty five years of service as a cleaner and cook, claims she turned over her life savings totaling 6700 dollars to Jake and Mollie Arnowitz. The two employers face grand jury charges as magistrate Earl A. Smith reviews the case of alleged theft and dishonest manipulation surrounding a hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anastasia Kopy
Earl A. Smith
Anastasia
Jake
Mollie Arnowitz
Arnowitz
Churches Embrace NRA Recovery Effort In Omaha
Omaha churches join the National Recovery Administration program as the Catholic diocese and Kountze Memorial Lutheran align with the blue eagle code. Parish staff see hours reduced to forty per week, with extra help hired part time. Presbyterian and Baptist offices report similar adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Roosevelt
NRAA
Joseph F. Rummel
Kountze Memorial Lutheran
Presbyterian
H. Q. Morton
Nebraska Baptist State Convention
Burlington line to stay operating past July for now
Atchison Kansas reports continuation of forty five mile Atchison Rule Nebraska branch service after orders to abandon. Interstate Commerce Commission had ordered abandonment effective July 19 but a postponement was obtained by S M Brewster US district attorney representing communities for a possible rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kas
Atchison Rule
Neb
Burlington Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
S. M. Brewster
United States
Brewster
Burlington May Drop Two of Its Colorado Lines
Denver reports Burlington railroad may abandon the Colorado & Southern South Park line to Leadville and the Denver and Silver Plume route including the Georgetown loop. An interstate Commerce Commission review is sought after three years of delay. Citizens along the Silver Plume line may decide its future. floods recently damaged portions, with possible rebuilding if shippers increase rail usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Colorado & Southern South Park
Leadville
I. A. W. Tador
Silver Plume
Georgetown
Edward Flynn
Burlington Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Leadville Road
Flynn
Fynn
World-Herald
Laundry wage scales set under recovery board policy
Washington reports new free hour schedules for the laundry industry as a temporary measure pending code finalization. Wages vary by region and job type, with women earning 14 to 25 cents per hour and men up to 50 cents in parts of the country, plus a 10 percent city reduction for a 45hour week. Engineers and maintenance crews have higher rates, and office workers receive monthly minimums tied to city size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Mitch
Johnson
South
East
Lundry
Cudahy Heads to Poland as Ambassador Nominee
John P. Cudahy newly named ambassador to Poland departed for New York to confer with President Roosevelt before his August 9 sailing date for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John P. Cudahy
Poland
New York
Roosevelt
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Joan Ridley
Forest Hills
Farmers State Bank
Plaitsmouth, Nebr
A. F
A. M
OC. E. S
Federal
Fremont On Crete
Scrubwoman
RULO
Burlington
Silver Plume Roads
Cudahy
Duxbury & Davis
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