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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
2
Abdul Kerim, 29, prince of the blood royal and grandson of former Turkish ruler Abdul Hamid, killed himself in a New York hotel room after registering at 1 a.m. Detectives found 74 cents, eyeglasses, a wristwatch, and a small bag. A note sent to Miss Alyce St. Sano was traced from a blotter in the room.
St. Paul Minnesota report shows wheat losses from rust may exceed 50 percent while other small grains fare well. Dr E C Stakman University of Minnesota plant pathologist says the wheat damage will approximate half the crop.
Atlanta police fear a penny lottery scheme the city calls the numbers game nets up to a million dollars yearly. Wagers from one cent to a dollar are placed at odds of 450 to 1 as special police and officials continue to pressure to break up the big business racket.
Moscow reports a second attempt to fly nonstop to San Francisco by the Soviet polar plane, with no official plans released. The craft landed near Leningrad after returning over the Barents Sea due to a defective oil line.
A Bible School study on Daniel and his companions taken to Nebuchadnezzar's court. Emphasizes youth integrity, temperance, and faith, noting Daniel's diet, education, and reliance on God leading to wisdom and trusted service. Ends with a call to godliness and perseverance.
The 30 day duck hunting season opens October 21 in northern states and November 20 in southern states under the strictest Migratory Bird Treaty Act rules. The plan bans sink-boxes live decoys baited shooting zones and allows only No 10 gauge shotguns with limited hours from 7 am to 4 pm.
In Omaha a coroner's jury ruled Joe Pavelka twenty was killed by police during a prowler call while resisting arrest. Pavelka's companion Mike Kriegler twenty faces sentencing after pleading guilty to burglary related to Jubilee Manufacturing Co plant break in that prompted the shooting.
Services were held for Charles M Hubner former editor of The News in Nebraska. He died after a long illness at St Marys hospital and was a nephew by marriage of Thomas Morton founder of The News. The News merged with the Press in 1926 to form the Nebraska Daily News Press.
A 1930 Chevrolet coupe offered for sale by Mrs H F Gansemer of Plattsmouth R F D 2. Listing notes a for sale item with the seller’s name and location.
Canary birds for sale described as good singers by owner Pauline Pitz contact phone 571 W. for inquiries.
In Judge Charles L. Graves court John Pavylick and John Baueka of Omaha were arraigned on intoxication charges. Baueka faced a driving under the influence count. Arrested early Sunday by Officers Pickrel and Lancaster, they were released for Monday hearing. Fines were $15 plus costs for Pacelick, $25 plus costs for drunken driving, and $10 plus costs for intoxication. settlement led to release.
The AAA wheat program contract will go to the field for farmer consideration as soon as possible. W H Brokaw states the contract should be in farmers hands at seeding time. County committees and officers are being elected as county associations reorganize for 1936. Signers receive 1935 payments even if they do not join the new contract.
The U. S. Engineers defeated the Nu-Way Champions 14 to 3 at Athletic Park. McGrath hit a home run and a triple, Ashbaugh added a two-base hit, and Corner led Nu-Ways with three hits in three at bats as the Engineers pulled away in the fourth inning.
Nancy France Aug 4 Thirty two persons were injured eight critically Sunday night when a speeding train smashed into the rear of another passenger train standing in Neufchatel station.
W H Porter and wife presented a farm couple with a fine young fry. John C Hansel and wife visited Nebraska City for business and friends. Miss Upton Tilson and Jennings joined Mr Russell Spanggard in Lincoln. The Sciota Sunday school hosted an ice cream social with a large crowd and a program led by superintendent Aldy Taylor.
The M. E. Ladies Aid plans an Ice Cream Social on the lot east of the Bank Thursday evening August 15. Enjoy homemade ice cream and cake and bring the family.
D Ray Frans W B Banning and Hallas Banning head a party from Lincoln touring western Nebraska. They plan to inspect crops and other factors influencing the business outlook and expect to be away most of the week.
Mrs Norma Rebb and her daughter depart for the West in a brief local notice indicating travel plans and familial departure.
The Methodist Ladies Aid of Union met at the church parlor last Thursday to quilt and chat. Mrs. J. C. Hansel, president and hostess, provided home made ice cream and cake. The Baptist Ladies Aid also gathered last Thursday starting with a one o clock covered dish luncheon, planning future church work and enjoying social time while quilting.
The couple was married February 6, 1935, in Rockport Missouri. Miss Sylvia Withrow is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Withrow. Vet Jones previously on the river force now works for Henry H Becker, and they reside with the bride’s parents.
Last Sunday evening a collision at the east Union corner left a woman with a double pelvic fracture and serious injuries. A boy also suffered severe injuries. Dr. Anderson assisted and took them to Nebraska City Hospital for treatment.
Miss Kate Borne of Auburn travels with Mrs. Vesta Clarke to Lorraine to escort Hope Borne home from a several week visit. The group plans about a two week trip. Meanwhile Mrs. Clarke’s absence shifts telephone duties to Elizabeth and Herbert Stanford as Robb relations depart for Long Beach California and return by September first.
Mrs John Chidester who had been in poor health and confined to her home was taken to a hospital in Omaha for an operation. She seemed better but then worsened and died early Sunday morning. An obituary and funeral details will be published when available.
An eight year old boy named Jimmie Frans is reported as eight years old in a brief item dated Monday. The short note records his age and existence in the community.
The position will be handled by her daughter Mrs Mildred Newton of Plattsmouth who is familiar with the job and well qualified to act as substitute operator.
The piece outlines supporters and opponents of a proposed viaduct over Missouri Pacific tracks. Supporters cite safety and reduced accident risk. opponents warn of business disruption west of the eastern starting point. The article urges caution and notes uncertainty about whether a viaduct will be built at all.
George Garrison and colleagues travel from Union of the Nehawka lodge to Weeping Water to assist in raising a member to the supreme master's degree, Ralph Binger from Weeping Water hosts. Nehawka's delegation includes Stuart Rough and others. State Deputy Custodian Raymond C. Cook of Plattsmouth attends.
The Knot Hole club met at Charles McCardy's home on July 1 with four members present. Minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved. Members swam at the pool on August 2 at 6 30. Visitors Victor Riedeger and Glen La Diout attended. Riedeger spoke on 4 H club work and suggested places to visit to engage inactive members. Mrs McCarthy served ice cream and cookies.
The Husky Hustlers gathered at Howard Snodgrass home for a business meeting on July 30. Mrs. Snodgrass served refreshments. The next meeting is set for Charley Garrison home on Tuesday evening August 12 with Purley Comer listed.
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