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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
8
Mrs. Joseph V. Sans died December 7 at the family home in Berthoud Colorado after a pneumonia illness. Survived by husband, one son, one granddaughter and three grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers. Funeral was held Saturday at the Berthoud home. sister Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. Menspeaker of Omaha were among approaching mourners.
In Cass County Bates Sook Store runs a school fair line with items for sale and school supporters gathering to showcase projects and engage the community at the Bates venue.
Miss Helen Farley directs first ward pupils in a December 9 program for mothers. Students read stories such as Indian Chiefs, Indian Story Teller, Playing Train, The Train, The Dishes, and The Indian Baby, with art observations interwoven.
Santa Claus plans a Saturday morning appearance in Plattsmouth at 10 30 a m at the Masonic building headquarters. He will have gift tickets redeemable for a toy from participating local stores and offices. He stays to talk with youngsters from 12 00 to 2 00 and 7 00 p m, but gifts are handed out immediately on arrival.
Miss Helen Wescott of this city, engaged to Perry H. Murdick Jr of Lincoln, was honored at a linen shower. The event was hosted by Willard sorority members at the Wesleyan university chapter house and attended by family friends including the Wescotts and Murdicks. A Lincoln dinner this evening with the Hagers and Gwendolyn Hager will honor the couple.
Don’t ship journal earnings to outsiders. Pay rolls stay in Plattsmouth, benefiting local workers and the town’s economy.
Miss Edith Sedgway of this city and Mr. George William Haase of Harrison Nebraska wed in David City Nebraska on Tuesday November 29. The bride, daughter of John Sedgway Sr., works at Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haase, has done railroad work with Burlington. They will reside in Lincoln after January 19.
City stores affiliated with the Chamber of Commerce will remain open each evening starting December 14 for the convenience of shoppers. The night hours will continue through the Christmas season.
Mrs B J Halstead and family express gratitude for sympathy and floral remembrances shown after Washington Lands funeral. They note the kindness will be long remembered.
Short notice advertises a small coat for sale in the Journal Want Ad section. The terse item hints at a single garment available to interested buyers.
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