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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
2
A Blair Nebraska five year old visiting Santa appeared at school with a jar of money and began giving out one dollar bills to classmates. A teacher stopped the spree after seeing the bills and retrieved the remaining funds while notifying the child’s parents. The child had found the family board and brought home funds to school in childish innocence.
Arthur Joerns a 30 year old salesman remained in critical condition Monday after a tavern stabbing. Police said his assailant fled and remained at large as investigators pursued leads.
A bill filed in superior court on behalf of bondholder William E. Seligman seeks an accounting and appointment of a receiver for the Federal Facilities Realty Trust. Trustees Jacob Kupl Myrtle Johnson and George Peterson are charged with breach of trust and conversion of about $1,000,000 for their own use.
Gov Abel Serratos of Michoacan and three aides were gravely injured when their plane crashed near Barranca Honda Michoacan after taking off from a field. Serratos was a close friend of President Cardenas.
A study on Christian teaching as active soul winning. Emphasizes Christ as ultimate teacher, foundation on rock, and the need for experiential faith. Highlights Apollos as a faithful Teacher in Training aided by Priscilla and Aquila, with emphasis on learning, Spirit, and growth.
George F. Wilson visited Lincoln for business last Monday. Hubert Halfish and his mother will move to Minnesota farm recently purchased. James Hayes of the Tyson building cream station checked Lincoln affairs last Tuesday afternoon. Edward Sieker and wife hosted the Sieker families with dinner and supper last Thursday. James Aldrich, student in New York, returned home for the rest of the year. Lucile Buessing spent Sunday at Alvo visiting her parents. William Long visited Lincoln to see his daughter Nevada Long hospitalized after an auto accident on O Street. S. E. Clements and wife of Peru visited W. G. Clements on Thanksgiving and attended the Nebraska vs. Kansas State game. Mrs. Herman Penterman learned of heavy rain and snow in Oxford after a letter from her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brockman Jr. visited here then went to Avoca with Mrs. Henry Brockmann Sr. and Fred, returning Sunday evening.
Beatrie Creamery Co CLOVER FARM STORE teacher from Central City Nebraska was returning from Elmwood on Thanksgiving day when weather forced a turn back. Near Lincoln an ice removal mishap at Highway 24 and Corner Boulevard led to a car bumper strike injuring her calf and inflicting bruises. She received hospital care in Lincoln and remains under treatment with stitches and shock after the accident.
Dr Totmman and Mrs Willard Clapp join Kenneth West in a Christmas quartet rehearsing for the Methodist church program. They will have a prominent part in the upcoming exercises.
Albert Wallinger leads a fifteen man crew placing snow fence along roads near Elmwood to prevent snow drifts from blocking the highway.
The Erickson Board of Education asked Mrs Belle Coakley to teach temporarily while a regular teacher is ill. She left for Erickson Monday and will stay as long as services are needed. Coakley has nearly twenty years in the teaching profession.
Washington experts led by Donald R. Richberg study a six million worker rebound as central to restoring normal conditions. The estimate, a statistical guess, sits amid varied forecasts from 4 to 11 million jobless, with emphasis on raises in personal income and industry driven recovery.
Mr and Mrs Carl O Zaiser hosted friends from Oricke for Thanksgiving dinner. The Rudge family joined the Neumeister home for a Sunday dinner. Elmer J Hallstrom of the Bank of Avoca, Democratic county chair, visited Weeping Water on business. Wian Mareman served on the Plattemouth petit jury, with Lynn Hoback handling local affairs aided by his wife. Miss Gertrude Lum and two nieces, guests of H M Lum, visited from Verdon. Dorothy Gollner of Lincoln visited her parents William and Mrs Gollner over the weekend. Mrs Henry Brockman of Elnowwood and son Fred stayed with the Gollners. Fred heads to Peru for school. Henry accompanied his son home.
The I O O F P lodge members meet at their Elmwood hall enjoying a fine oyster supper served by the Rebekahs. Many members request seconds and thirds, signaling a successful winter gathering for Odd Fellows and their Auxiliary.
Suffers severe injuries while Miss Nevada Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Long, who is her?
Columbus Ohio Frank N Belgrano Jr national commander of the American Legion rejects any compromise on the veterans bonus urging immediate cash relief. He says there is no compromise to make and calls for better aid to war orphans universal conscription to curb profits from war and mobilization against communists.
Classifieds unveil a flood of sale items with limited-time pricing across categories. Readers may find furniture clothing tools and services advertised by local vendors in this ongoing promotions.
Fred Buckmann offered the property just west of Jourgensen service station for sale at auction. The sale brought 4765 dollars. Purchaser was William Vettie.
Mr and Mrs George Johnson moved to Shu bert where Mr Johnson will be employed. The couple previously lived in Shu bert and their local ties may improve job prospects during this period.
In Buenos Aires, an Argentinian judge ruled that parents may not register the name Vicente Eucharistied as a given name. The court held Eucharistied to be an adjective linked to the Eucharist, not a proper name, and emphasized considering the child’s welfare when choosing names. The decision notes that the views of others must be weighed in naming.
Warm Springs Dec 2 President Roosevelt advanced Miss Katherine Lenroot of Wisconsin to chief of the children's bureau of the Department of Labor. Lenroot, daughter of the late Senator Lenroot, has been the bureau’s assistant since 1923. He called her able and well suited for the position. the appointment must be confirmed by the Senate.
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