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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
8
Cullom School District 30 hosts a December 14 program and plate supper. Teacher June Keil invites all residents to attend. decorations and Christmas items are offered at Bates Book Store with a wide price range.
Otto Petereit, a Cullom farmer, reports robbers looted his corn crib last night, taking sixty bushels. He notes continued depredations after a colored man was captured weeks ago and suspects an organized gang remains at large. Journal Want-Ads offer results.
The body of the late Peter Volk arrived from Caldwell Kansas for funeral services at Glen dale church. Rev A Lentz led the rites and interment followed in Glen dale cemetery near Cedar Creek with relatives Phillip Volk George Volk Henry Volk and others attending from Caldwell Ashland Randolph McLean Plainview and Plainview.
In Los Angeles on December 12 police said Henry Boyington, 18, admitted killing a man for a thrill and described at least 15 robberies with victims struck by an iron pipe. Detective Captain Fred Parsons quoted Boyington saying he enjoyed seeing victims squirm.
A chicken supper is planned at United Presbyterian Church in Murray on Saturday December 16 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Admission is 20 and 35 cents Proceeds to church funds.
Marvin Heed a 15 year old youth is still held at the county jail after Monday arrest near Murray as a suspect in disposing of stolen corn. The corn was owned in shares by Fred Drucker, a local farmer and relative who leased the farm. Heed had no connection with corn taken from the Peterell farm. Petereit believes a gang looted his corn crib. Heed was questioned today at Sheriff Sylvester's office with no new light.
Nebraska chapter No. 3 Royal Arch Masons held the installation of officers for the ensuing year with many members attending. William A. Robertson installed the officers, including H. L. Gayer as high priest and Lester Meisinger as king, with Whelan scribe and George Brinklow master of the first veil among others.
In the district court office two divorce actions were filed. Pearl Moore seeks a divorce from Sam Moore noting marriage in Nebraska City on March 14 1917 and cruelty. Minnie McCrary sues P A McCrary requesting an absolute decree and restoration of maiden name Minnie Edwards, married in Omaha in November 1932.
Mr and Mrs Leigh Sedgway from Red Oak Iowa spent Sunday at the home of their uncle John Sedgway and his family for a day visit.
All persons indebted to the estate of Philip Thierolf must settle their accounts at once or they will be turned over to the attorney for collection. Frank A. Cloidt is the administrator.
A school program will be presented by the Murray school at the school house on Wednesday night December 12th at 8 o clock. Admission price is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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