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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
6
Mrs. H. F. Hendricks departs Omaha Wednesday morning at eight for Houston Texas where she will assume a top role as manager of a large department store. She holds a prominent position in the Texas city.
The program and plate supper of Pleasant Ridge school district No. 41 have been postponed until Tuesday. Std.-June Keil, Teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spangler and son Homer depart Sunday for a west coast trip. They will visit Los Angeles to see Mrs. Spangler’s sister and reconnect with old friends in that region during the winter.
Mrs. Wm. Barclay, who spent three weeks in St. Joseph hospital in Omaha, returned to her home yesterday at noon.
Washington mourns advisor and bodyguard August Gennerich known as Gus to Mrs. Roosevelt. News came after two long distance calls from Buenos Aires confirming he died of a heart attack during an Argentine cabaret performance. Mrs. Roosevelt offered aid to his family for funeral plans.
London journalists report the house of Lords votes 325 to 14 against legalizing mercy deaths. The brief session featured opposition from Lord Dawson of Penn and the archbishop of Canterbury who argued life should be left to medical professionals in extreme pain cases.
Harvey Eggeling writes from the U S training station at Great Lakes Illinois to his parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Lillie that he enjoys his navy assignment. He has received the regulation haircut and is in uniform performing duties at the station. After training he is expected to go to the coast for active sea service.
D. M. Babbitt's Cass County Implement Co hosted a Saturday event featuring a machines demonstration and street parade. The afternoon included a free picture show and the evening a free dance with a lunch served to the dancing party.
William G. Wieck district judge elect returned from Cedar Rapids after a sinus operation. He and his brother Dr. Ernest Kieck and family were there for several days. He is feeling much improved. Plattsmouth offers a splendid market for farm produce with local dealers paying top prices.
The Teele area notes a colder November this year, with a low of 12 degrees on the 8th. The warmest day reached 70 degrees on the 1st, and the month was very dry with only 0.24 inch of rain. Compared with 1925, 1934, and last year, temperatures fluctuated and freezing days varied, with several days near or above freezing and a general drought pattern persisting.
The Golden Rod Study club will meet Thursday December 10 at Mrs B W Livingston's home with Mrs Henry Hild and Mrs Myron Wiles assisting. Leader Mrs Howard Wiles. Topic Why Read the Bible. Bring Bibles. Christmas party and bring a present costing not more than 25 cents for exchange.
Legal blanks including deeds and mortgages advertised for sale at the Journal office. Readable items offered to buyers and professionals seeking form documents.
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