Need for Farm Relief Loans Defined by Resettlement
Regional Resettlement Administration officials in Lincoln Nebraska announced that aid to farmers will hinge on actual need and farming livelihood. With WPA payroll cuts looming many families will be considered for grants around 20 dollars per month, funds permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Resettlement Administration
Lincoln
Nebraska
WPA
Cal A. Ward
Ward
Congress
Werd
North
South Dakota
Kansas
Masons Attend Omaha Banquet as Grand Chapter Closes
Nebraska chapter No. 3 Royal Arch Masons joined a large Omaha gathering for the grand chapter of Nebraska’s closing sessions. The city quartet Frank A. Cloidt L. O. Minor H. G. McClusky R. C. Cook performed Going Home and Lassie O Mine with Harold Thomas as accompanist. Harold Landeryou grand worthy patron of the Eastern Star also performed with Arthur Howe as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Royal Arch Masons
Omaha
Grand Chapter
Frank A. Cloidt
L. O. Minor
H. G. McClusky
R. C. Cook
New World Symphony
Lassie O'Mine
Harold Thomas Omaha
Harold Landeryou
Eastern Star
Arthur Howe
Mrs Erma Begley Visits Old Friends in Lincoln
Mrs. Erma Begley of Lincoln spends a few days with longtime friends in the community where the Begley family lived for about twenty years. The Begleys have resided in Lincoln since Judge James T. Begley's death in 1934. James Jr. is finishing his law studies at the University of Nebraska. Mrs. Begley is staying with Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mauzy and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hallstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Begley
Lincoln
Begley
James T. Begley
James Jr
College of Law
University of Nebraska
Ted Hadraba Enroute Home from Europe
Ted Hadraba former Northwestern University standout and United States Department of Commerce representative returns from three years in Czechoslovakia and Europe. He will visit New York Washington Chicago and Evanston before spending Christmas with family in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hadraba
Europe
Czechoslovakia
United States Department of Commerce
United States
Mr. Hadraba
Plattsmouth
Northwestern University
Hadraba
Northwestern
University of Prague
Department of Commerce
Berlin
England
New York City
Washington
Chicago
Evanston
Tim
Joseph F. Madreba
Plattsmouth Masons to Aid Dedication in Cambridge
A group from Plattsmouth will assist at the Cambridge Nebraska Masonic lodge temple dedication on Tuesday December 15. Chancellor Phillips grand master of Nebraska Masons will attend. William A Robertson deputy grand master will lead the Plattsmouth delegation including William F Evers County Judge A H Duxbury and Frank A Cloidt. Evers will present pictures of the Masonic Home and Cloidt will perform The Holy City as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Cambridge
Nebraska
Phillips
Cambridge Lodge
William A. Robertson
William F. Evers
Nebraska Masonic Home
A. H. Duxbury
Frank A. Cloidt
Mr. Evers
Mr. Cloidt
The
Holy City
Creamer Divorce Petition Filed in District Court
Mrs Dorothy Creamer filed for divorce from William Creamer in district court. They wed in Plattsmouth on October 4 1932 and their minor Patricia Creamer resides with Mrs Creamers parents. The petition alleges the husband failed to support wife and child and now lives in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Dorothy Creamer
William Creamer
Plattsmouth
Patricia Creamer
California
Action Brought for Failure to Support Dismissed
In county court a hearing on Morris Stander’s alleged failure to support his estranged wife and child concluded with the dismissal of the case. Mrs Gladys Stander sought divorce and alimony. she denied signing the petition claiming separate maintenance. Witnesses testified Stander provided money and groceries, while both sides disputed visitation and a support agreement. Judge Duxbury dismissed the action after hearing evidence and attorney arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Stander
Gladys Stander
Lovely and Hostetter
Omaha
Stander
Altho
Mr. Stander
Death of well known farmer in rural community
John M. Kaflenberger age 52 of six miles west of town died at home after a six month illness. Survived by widow and three children Verner, Martha, Elmer. three brothers Adam, Mike, Fred. four sisters Mrs Julius Hilflicker, Mrs George Stoehr, Mrs Clarence Meisinger, Mrs John Kaufmann. Son of late Mr and Mrs Adam Kaffenberger Sr noted early community resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Kaflenberger
Verner
Martha
Elmer
Adam
Mike
Fred Kaffenberger
Julius Hilflicker
George Stoehr
Clarence Meisinger
John Kaufmann
Prominent Liberty resident suffers collapse in South Omaha
L. G. Todd, 63, a well known Liberty precinct figure, collapsed Tuesday afternoon in the Live Stock Exchange lobby in South Omaha. He was taken to a hospital, revived, and later returned home to Union, after an attack not deemed serious.
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L. G. Todd
Liberty Precinct
Mr. Todd
Omaha
Live Stock Exchange
South Omaha
Union
Ptacek Family Visits From Chicago
James Ptacek, longtime local resident now living in Chicago, arrives with his grandson Bucky Mercelak Jr to spend days at his daughter Mrs Theodore Yelick’s home. He will see his mother Mrs Mike Warega Sr in Havelock. Gertrude and Mrs Ptacek have been visiting for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ptacek
Chicago
Theodore Yelick
Bucky Mercelak, Jr
Ptacek
Gertrude
Mr. Ptacek
Mike Warega
Havelock
Plattsmouth Chamber Discusses Civic Issues
The Plattsmouth Chamber of Commerce met on Thursday to discuss highway improvements including the Wintersteen hill road, the Missouri river bridge resurfacing, and road labor needs. Karl Grosshans spoke on the new sales pavilion north of town. A Happy Hundred supper is planned as a winter program highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Grosshans
Wintersteenhill
Missouri River
Chamber of Commerce
Plattsmouth
Paul Pickett Dies in Los Angeles After Illness
Paul Pickett former Plattsmouth youth longtime Los Angeles resident died Thursday morning in a Los Angeles hospital after weeks of illness and brain surgery. He leaves a wife two young children and is survived by his parents Luther and Rose Pickett and several siblings. Funeral services will be in Los Angeles on Monday December 7 with his mother traveling from Omaha to attend.
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Paul Picket
Plattsmouth
Los Angeles
Paul
Luther F. Picket
Omaha
Rose Picket
Police officer under examination for health at Lincoln
Officer David Pickrel of the night police is at Lincoln for several days undergoing a medical examination. He has not been in good health since his war service and has received extensive treatment. William Hiner acts as night police with Officer Jarvis Lancaster during Pickrel's absence.
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David Pickrel
Lincoln
Pickrel
William Hiner
Jarvis Lancaster
Mr. Pickrel
Greenwood youths enlist in Navy at Omaha station
Bertrand Addison McDonald and Neil Eugene Marvin, both from Greenwood Nebraska, joined six youths in enlisting at the Omaha Navy recruiting station on December 2. They were sent to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station in Illinois for recruit training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand Addison McDonald
Edwin LeRoy McDonald
Neil Eugene Marvin
Lyman Coe Marvin
Greenwood
Nebraska
Navy
Omaha
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lake
Illinois
Tapletts Return to Minnesota After Visit
Mr and Mrs Percy Taplett of Duluth Minnesota return home after a short visit with Mr and Mrs James E Varga south of the city They will stop at Sioux Falls South Dakota to visit Mr Tapletts parents Mr and Mrs H L Taplett en route home
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Percy Taplett
Duluth
Minnesota
James E. Varga
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mr. Taplett
H. L. Taplett
Sleet Cuts Off Light and Power in Many Towns
A sleet storm knocked out electricity in Plattsmouth for nearly three hours, causing lines from Lincoln and Omaha to short circuit. Power resumed at 10 15, with fuel, gas furnaces, and presses in the Journal affected. Malvern Red Oak and Shenandoah Iowa also lost service, triggering stand by plants to restore light and power locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Iowa-Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebbraska Power Company
Omaha
Journal
the Light and Power Company
Malvern
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Iowa
Dinner Honors Long Service At Louisville Methodist Dinner
A Louisville dinner honored Sunday school workers with twenty or more years of service. Rev. Dickerson of Gretna spoke as four people received red roses for forty years plus, including Mrs. W. A. Cleghorn James Stander and Mr. and Mrs. P. A Jacobson. Yellow roses went to those with twenty or more years of service including Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sundstrom. Over 60 attended the Methodist church event with Sundstroms and Vincent from Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Methodist
Dickerson
Gretna
W. A. Cleghorn
James Stander
P. A Jacobson
Elmer Sundstrom
Methodist Church
Garage Burglary Reported in Avoca
Sheriff Homer Sylvester investigated a night break in at the garage of Carl Zaiser in Avoca. The burglary was found when the garage opened for business this morning and the amount taken was not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sylvester
Avoca
Carl Zaiser
Cream Station to Open at New David Cole Creamery Site
The David Cole Creamery company has rented space just west of the L. B. Egenberger grocery and will open a cream station in the new location ready for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cole Creamery Company
L. B. Egenberger Grocery
Here for Children's Home Leader Visits Lincoln Area
George M. Porter of the Nebraska Children's Home Society, based in Omaha at 2549 Pontonelle boulevard, Omaha, was in Lincoln on Wednesday to promote the society's work and meet old friends. He was accompanied by M. Dunlap, a Home staff member on his first city visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Porter
Lincoln
Nebraska Children’s Home Society
Plattsmouth Red Cross Drive Tops County Enrollment
Final Plattsmouth Red Cross roll shows 225 members making the town the county’s strongest supporter. Ed Schulhof leads with 80 names, Carl Schneider 43, Elmer Sundstrom 31, and others contributing 14 to 21 names. Local effort praised as city tripled WWI figures and spurred broader county participation. A list of late additions follows.
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Plattsmouth
E. H. Wescott
Frank Bestor
E. L. McKinsick
Red Cross
Elmer Sundstrom
Showing Improvement for Burns Victims at Sabetha
Mason Wall and Dale Brambaugh of this city are recovering well at Sabetha Kansas after severe burns from a truck cab fire two weeks ago. Rescued from a critical condition, the pair are out of danger as facial and hand scars are hoped to be minimal.
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Mason Wall
Dale Brambaugh
Sabetha
Kansas
Mrs. James E. Varga Heads to Sioux Falls Visit
Mrs. James E. Varga and her daughter Marlyn travel Friday to Sioux Falls South Dakota to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. H L Taplett former Plattsmouth residents Taplett now manages a large wholesale house in the middle west and has a wide territory to cover Mrs Varga will also visit her brother Harry Taplett and family at Tyndall While in Dakota she plans the trip with family in the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Varga
Marlyn
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
H. L. Taplett
Plattsmouth
Taplett
Middle West
Dakota
Nehawka Host to Auxiliary at All Day Session
The twelfth district American Legion Auxiliary elected officers at its 15th annual Nehawka convention. Mrs. Il. H. Dudley will head the auxiliary, with Mrs. E. A. Nutman as vice president and Mrs. Herman Thomas of Nebraska City on the board. Dressings included awards for membership gains and history and the traveling gavel. Notable speakers urged national defense, universal service, and junior enrollment, with praise for Lorena Hahn and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Il. H. Dudley
American Legion Auxiliary
E. A. Nutaman
Herman Thomas
Nebraska City
Thomas
Plattsmouth
National Defense
Robert Armstrong
Franklin Bowersox
Lorena Hahn
Nebraska
Clyde Krause
American Legion
Legion
C. E. McGlasson
National Rehabilitation Board
H. Hook
Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
Veterans Administration
W. H. Andresen
R. C. Patterson
Henry Kirz
Vern Taylor
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States Resettlement Administration
Prague
U. S
New Quarters
West
Greenwood Boys
Ed Schulh
Sumner Mildred Hall
Edith Solomon
Helen Warner
Minnie Hild
John Turner
Henry Wooster
Robert Fitch
Alice Hiatt Allson
Veronica Glaubitz
Ruth Patton
Kenneth Schmidtt
Nehhawka
Margaret Armandson Cup
Hickman
Adams-Schellinger Post
Elsie Diers
National Child Welfare
Child Welfare Department
Big Legion
Tyr
Maurine Disney
Ruth Lundberg
Eloise Muir
Milford
D. 3. Trump
Tuea
H. Cc. Hansen
Cordova
Ethel Broekema
Lola Copenhaver
Syracuse
H. L. Gayer
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