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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1937

Page

3

Plattsmouth woman seeks clemency in murder case

Mrs. Inas Wever, 40, of Plattsmouth, asked the Nebraska state pardon board to release her after seven years in prison for the 1920 arsenic and strychnine murder of her husband George Wever. She claimed innocence, saying she followed a physician’s instructions to help his recovery. A petition opposed by Ralph Wever and hundreds of locals was noted, though supporters urged mercy and a new trial argument.

Lincoln Inas Wever Plattenmouth State Pardon Board George Wever Plattsmouth James T. Begley Wever Women’s State Reformatory York Joe Alden Blanche Clouse Reformatory Ralph Wever

Preaches Funeral Sermon by Rev J C Lowson at First Methodist

Rev J C Lowson pastor of First Methodist preached a funeral service for a former parishioner in the past week. He came from Ceresco Nebraska with his family where they lived five years and had many friends. Judge and Mrs A H Duxbury and Elmer Sundstrom accompanied him.

J. C. Lowson First Methodist Church Ceresco Nebraska

New Business Opens Brown and Brown Photographers

A new business establishment named Brown and Brown Photographers has opened in the Trilety Building on Main Street and is now ready for customers. The city welcomes the venture and new services in local commerce.

Brown & Brown, Photographers Trilety Building Main Street

Death of Long Time Cass County Resident Etta Moore

Mrs. Etta Moore 78 lifelong Cass County resident died last evening at the family homestead southeast of Murray from pneumonia. She was daughter of L. W. Patterson, married to W. F. Moore, who preceded her in death five years ago. Survived by five daughters, Mary Hessensrow Council Bluffs, Willa Hansen Murray, Vera Hild Council Bluffs, Frances Humble Lincoln, and Margaret Moore at home. Sattler Funeral Home to handle arrangements. details to be announced.

Etta Moore Cass County Murray Moore L. W. Patterson W. F. Moore Mary Hessensrow Council Bluffs Willa Hansen Vera Hild Frances Humble Lincoln Margaret Moore Sattler Funeral Home

Missouri Pacific seeks Lincoln Union bus line discontinue

The Missouri Pacific Transportation Co has renewed its request to discontinue the Lincoln Union daily bus service. A hearing is set for December 26 by the state railway commission. Protests from Lincoln businessmen earlier caused the plan to be delayed but officials say the line has been a losing venture.

Lincoln Missouri Pacific Transportation Company Lincoln-Union State Railway Commission

Talk on Stephens College at Cloidt home

Representing Stephens college a girls school at Columbia Mo Mr Brown showed campus slides at the F A Cloidt home Sunday Present were Mary Gayer Janet Westover Eleanor Minor Jean Knorr Frances Cloidt Mr and Mrs L O Minor Mrs Roy Knorr Mrs Carl Panzer Ashland and Mr and Mrs F A Cloidt Refreshments were served

Brown Stephens College Columbia F. A. Cloidt Mary Gayer Janet Westover Eleanor Minor Jean Knorr Frances Cloidt L. O. Minor Roy Knorr Carl Panzer Ashland

Royalist party proposes Windsor pair as US king and queen

The Royalist party of America, claiming Kansas incorporation, proposes the duke of Windsor and American-born duchess as king and queen with Charlie McCarthy as sole congress member. Don ald W. Stewart circulates the plan at the capitol seeking Democratic and Republican chairmen's attention. The slogan reads Women Want Edward and We Want Wally, and it also calls for a TRA-LA-LA agency to mail monthly tax refunds.

Washington Royalist Party of America Kansas Duke of Windsor United States Charlie McCarthy Congress Donald W. Stewart Capitol James Aarley Democratic National Committee John D. M. Hamilton Republican National Committee Edward Wally Tra-La-La TRA Taxpayers Relief Administration

Novel Indoor Track Meet Delights Scout Troop

Scoutmaster Raymond Larson organized an indoor track meet for over twenty Scouts with events across a gym. Corbin Davis won the 100 yard dash, Carter Minor was runner-up, Jimmie Mauzy took the 2 yard dash, and Gerald Hennings topped the bean drop shot put. Keith Broman led the mile run with others tied for second. several events were unfinished and will be held later. The Union troop inspection team canceled, and the local troop seeks new enrollments with re-registration by December 15.

Raymond Larson Corbin Davis Carter Minor Jimmie Mauzy Junior Devoe Gerald Hennings Keith Broman

Porter solicits aid for Nebraska Children's Home in Plattsmouth

George Porter, a former Plattsmouth resident now representing the Nebraska Children's Home in Omaha, was in Plattsmouth yesterday seeking support for the home. Mrs. One Baird of this city also serves on the Nebraska Children's Home board.

George Porter Plattsmouth Nebraska Children’s Home Omaha One Baird Nebraska Children's Home

William Kennedy suffers severe forehead cut at home

William Kennedy sustained a very severe forehead wound after a fall at his farm home southeast of the city. The injury required several stitches and he is recuperating at the farm residence.

William Kennedy

Auditing County Books In Lincoln Under County Audit

H A O Hara and John H Becker of Lincoln are engaged in auditing county office books. Frost Congdon O'Hara hold the contract and began work today at the county clerk’s office.

H. A. O'Hara John H. Becker Lincoln Frost, Congdon & O'Hara

Children donate shoes and toys for Christmas relief

Forty nine youngsters at Mauzy drug store organized a shoe and toy drive. They contributed about 700 pairs of shoes and five large loads of toys for repair. The American Legion and Auxiliary will refurbish the items for families and children this Christmas season.

Mauzy American Legion American Legion Auxiliary

Eastern Star Chooses Officers for the Year

Eastern Star Home chapter No 189 elected officers with many members present. Worthy Matron Mrs Floyd Becker and Associate Matron Mrs W F Evers were named along with Worthy Patron John Janasek and Associate Patron L L Wiles. Conductress Mrs W L Seyboldt and Associate Conductress Marie Nolting, Dacrethie Clare Werrich, Treasurer Mary Peterson. Installation is planned for January.

Floyd Becker John Janasek sjDally The Eastern Star W. F. Evers L. L. Wiles W. L. Seyboldt Marie Nolting Dacrethie Clare Werrich Mary Peterson

Garden Club Members to Attend State Federation Meeting

A large group from the Plattsmouth Garden Club is expected to attend the State Federation of Garden Clubs meeting in Lincoln. Sessions begin at 9 a.m. in room 206 of the agricultural hall with a fine program and regional and national presidents in attendance.

Plattsmouth

Job's Daughters names Bethel officers for term

The local Bethel of Job's Daughters has announced the officers for the coming term. Honored Queen Frances Cloidt leads, with Senior Princess Shirley Seiver, Junior Princess Wilma Fredrich, Guard Joan Hall, and Marshal Janet Westover. Installation and appointive officers to be named later.

Bethel of Job's Frances Cloidt Shirley Seiver Wilma Fredrich Joan Hall Janet Westover

Bankers Meet in Chicago with Midwestern Delegates

H. A. Schneider vice-president for Nebraska of the American Bankers Association travels to Chicago this week to join the midwestern vice-presidents conference. Representatives from all midwestern states will discuss pressing questions of the day and pending legislation.

H. A. Schneider Nebraska American Bankers Association Chicago

Christian Endeavor Holds Fine Service at Presbyterian Church

The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church held a fine service recounting the Auburn state convention of November 26 to 28. Eleanor Minor was installed to the Nebraska Christian Endeavor Union state board on November 28, with reports from Jean Knorr and others on Personal Christian Living and reasons for accepting Christ. Five new members joined, and Ruth Westover served as pianist as officers pledged renewed duty.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church Auburn Eleanor Minor Nebraska Nebraska Christian Endeavor Union Jean Knorr C. E Christ International Christian Endeavor Richard Hitt America Margaret Sylvester Rosalin Mark Janet Westover Betty Gayer Ruth Westover Phyllis Westerlund Co. E Gloria Johnson

Forfeit Games By Bowman's Shop Drop League Standings

Bowman's barber shop forfeited three games to the Engineers in the league's last night of the first round. Engineers ignored the forfeit and won three games. Bowmans sit near the bottom. Individual scores include Johnston 375 Rieger 377 Gansemer 85 Kennedy 499 total 1646.

Bowman Engineers Bowmans Howmans Johnston Rieger Gansemer Kennedy

Where There's a Knack There's a Rule candy guide

Miss Mary B. Bookmeyer of North High School Omaha presents a Better Homes and Gardens article on Christmas candy making. It explains candy as sugar cookery requiring knowledge of temperatures ingredient interactions and handling methods. The piece gives specific temperatures tests and practical steps to enjoy festive treats while easing holiday dietary pressures.

Mary B. Bookmeyer North High School Omaha Plattsmouth

Secure Marriage License Issued in Elmwood

Daly marriage license issued today to Inez Marie Lane and Myron F Boyd of Elmwood at the county judge's office.

Inez Marie Lane Myron F. Boyd Elmwood

Reed departs for the North from Mondar a

Robert G. Reed, here with his family over the weekend, departed this morning for Minneapolis and St Paul to oversee his company interests. He is a traveling representative for a large national casket manufacturer.

Mondar Robert G. Reed Minneapolis St. Paul Mr. Reed

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