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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1937

Page

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Council Has a Busy Session Monday Night

The Plattsmouth city council held a lengthy meeting covering three weeks of business. Reports from Treasurer Brown, Clerk Olson, Police Chief Liberstahl, and Police Judge Graves were reviewed including treasury balance, fines, and weekly arrests. An ordinance revision for the Green River solicitation was discussed with mixed views and referral to the local business association. The council approved water in the Recreational Center building and considered liquor ordinance amendments to allow holiday hours.

M. PD. Brown Lushinsky Albert Olson Libershal Graves Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company Green River Davis Comstock Wyoming Webb Plattsmouth 0. Sandin

Compensation suit filed by Adolph J. Koubek against Burlington Refrigerator Express Co

A petition for compensation was filed in district court by Adolph J. Koubek against Burlington Refrigerator Express Co. He alleges injury to his left arm and shoulder on October 7, 1935 while employed, causing 50 percent disability now at 100 percent. The petition seeks 112.5 weeks at $14 weekly and $313 for medical care.

Adolph J. Koubek Burlington Refrigerator Express Co

W C T U Peace Program at Wiles Home

The W C T U met at Mrs. J E Wiles home to discuss peace and national defense. Miss Elizabeth Spangler led devotions and Mrs George L Farley chaired with talks by Mrs Otto A Keck on the universal service bill and defense funding.

J. E. Wiles Elizabeth Spangler George L. Farley Otto A. Keck American Legion W. T. Arn

Havelock Shops to Close for First Time in History

Burlington's Havelock manufacturing and repair shops will shut down December 18 for an indefinite period, putting about 375 men out of work. The closure follows completion of current production and lack of funds for a new program, with reopening tied to I C C action on railroad rate increases.

Havelock Burlington C. E. Melker Motive Power Melker I. C Ralph Budd Lincoln

Trucks Collide On Louisville Road Scattering Horses

Saturday night near Chris Tschirren place west of the city a collision between Cordell Brothers of Malvern Iowa horse truck and an empty truck driven by Edward Baumgart caused the horse load to spill onto the highway. Deputy Sheriff Cass Sylvester investigated the incident and the horses were later rounded up and taken to Malvern.

Chris Tschirren Louisville Cordell Brothers Malvern Iowa Edward Baumgart Cass Sylvester

Plattsmouth Woman Aims as Southwest Hotel Executive

Anne Rokahi daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hiber of Plattsmouth has become assistant manager at a large Southwest hotel in Phoenix. The former Lincoln resident moved to Phoenix with her husband in 1928 and has risen from private secretary to trusted hotel executive, noted for memory and public relations skills. Hotel manager Fred Humphreys praises women executives for broader duties and guest relations, predicting more hotels will employ women on staff.

Plattsmouth Phoenix Arizona Anne Rokahi John Hiber Southwest Herbert Anne) Rokahi Lincoln Neb Rokahr Westward Ho Fred B. Humphreys Rekahr Nebraska Mr. Humphreys

Gradoville Family Dinner Held At Todd Home

The Gradeville family gathered at the southeast Murray country home of Mr and Mrs Loren Todd for a Christmas decorated dinner in honor of Frank Gradoville returning from seven years in the Philippines. Attending were the Gradeville parents Mr and Mrs Charles Gradeville, Frank Gradoville, Tim Kahoutek and families, C M Gradoville and Knoxville Iowa relatives, Tom H Gradoville and Burlington relatives, and other Murray area families.

Gradeville Loren Todd Murray Frank Gradoville Philippines C. M. Gradoville Knoxville Iowa Tom H. Gradoville Burlington Iond Charles Gradeville Timothy Kahoutek Edward H. Gradoville Clarence Westphalia Frank Ptacek John Blotzer Ross Bourne Todd

Huneke Willey Wedding Date Set for December 21

The forthcoming marriage of Miss Ruth Huneke of Burlington Iowa to Roland Willey of Errington is announced. The ceremony will be at First Methodist church Errington on Friday December 21 at 7 30 PM. The engagement was shared at a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs W F Huneke with eleven guests present.

Ruth Huneke W. F. Huneke Burlington Iowa Roland Willey P. C. Willey First Methodist Church Errington

Santa Injured In Sleet Plane Crash En Route To Salina

Santa Claus survived a sleet induced plane crash near Concordia and was rushed to Salina Kansas hospital with cracked ribs a broken left arm a severe eye gash and facial disfigurement doctors say he will need several days of hospitalization while plans to continue holiday visits are postponed for now Santa expressed regret over disappointing children and said he hopes to fly again within a couple of days if travel is resumed

Salina Special Dispatch Santa Claus No. 2 Kansas Concordia Santa Cass County Salinas Hospital

Fine Estate Auction Draws Broad Bidding at Union Murray Farm

The sale of the Herman Ross estate was held Saturday at the farm between Union and Murray. Auctioneer Rex Young oversaw livestock and machinery bidding with strong prices for entry items. A team of horses fetched 300 dollars and a top cow sold for 76 dollars, with bidders from five counties attending.

Herman Ross Union Murray Rex Young

Parole Hearings Set for Drink-Linked Crimes in Nebraska

Lincoln reports outline parole hearings for 19 penitentiary and reformatory prisoners including Mike Hadrab 36 whose drunken driving caused a death in Omaha. Other cases cite excessive drinking, a Burt county youth's attempted assault, and Filipinos tied to a farmhouse break-in. Joe Altschaffl serves a 9 year term for shooting with intent to kill.

Lincoln Mike Hadrab Samuel A. Dillers 24Th U Streets Omaha Hadvid Penitentiary and Reformatory John Criss Burt County Scottshlafl Leon Baleri Stanley Gapusan Steve Richardson Bayard Chris Merkel Douglas County Grand Larceny Corry Mayhugh Shubert Joe Altschaffl Plattsmouth

Royal Arch Masons Install Nebraska Chapter No. 3 Officers

Royal Arch Masons installed officers at the lodge rooms on Monday evening with William A. Robertson supervising as installing officer aided by Henry F. Notting and Raymond C. Cook. New officers include High Priest Robert Painter and King Charles Carlson with other named posts and Lint luncheon followed the ceremony.

Nebraska Royal Arch Masons William A. Robertson Nebraska A. F. & A. M Henry F. Notting Raymond C. Cook Robert Painter Charles L. Carlson J. A. Capwell Frank A. Cloidt W. F. Evers John E. Turner J. L. Barkus Royal Arch Leonard Born Vail Clyde H. Graves Ivan Deles Dernier Lyle L. Horton Sentrry L. L. McCarty

Notice to former patients of Dr. T P Livingston

Former patients who have received statements of their account should call at the Water Office at once. Signed L O Minor administrator.

T. P. Livingston L. O. Minor

Strayed Heifer Near Murray Nebraska Ad

Heifer about 600 pounds strayed from J. P. Peterson two miles east of Murray Nebraska. Owner may reclaim by paying feed bill and ad costs. Contact J. P. Peterson.

J. P. Peterson Murray Nebr

Fairview School Program and Plate Supper Notice

A program and plate supper will be held at Fairview School District No 9 on Friday December 17. Rosemary Cloidt is listed as teacher in charge.

Fairview School Dist Rosemary Cloidt

Harold Stewart Accepts Theater Job in Omaha

Harold Stewart, formerly an employee at Schwartz Auto Parts, has accepted a new position at a theater in Omaha.

Harold Stewart Schwartz Auto Parts Omaha

Depart for South Says Jahrig Family on Christmas Return

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jahrig and daughter Fern leave Saturday for a southern trip covering Chicago Louisville Mammoth Cave New Orleans Jacksonville St Augustine and Miami. They plan visits to famed sights and expect to return home by Christmas.

R. C. Jahrig Miss Fern South Chicago Louisville Kentucky New Orleans Jacksonville St. Augustine Miami Florida Christ

Phillip Cook Dies at Home in Norfolk Nebraska

Phillip Cook aged 85 and eldest of Cass county pioneers died Sunday morning in Norfolk Nebraska where he had lived many years. He was born in Tass country on December 1562? and survived by five sons three daughters living in California Yancey Nebraska George Hudar Nebraska and two daughters Mrs Bell Wenke and Mrs Minnie Wenke and John Conk and Mrs Etta Mattson all of Norfolk. Thirty grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren also survive along with three brothers and one sister Joseph Charles Cook of Norfolk John of Beaver City and Mrs Caroline Cole of Norfolk. Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Norfolk with interment there.

Dalby Phillip Cook Cook Cass County Norfolk Nebraska Mr. Cook Tass Country Forrest California Adam Yancey George Hudar Bell Wenke Minnie Wenke John Conk Etta Mattson Joseph Charles Cook John Beaver City Caroline Cole

D A R Chapter Condemns Eden Story On Bergen Radio

Fontenelle D A R met at Mrs E H Wescott home and passed a resolution condemning the Garden of Eden story in a Bergen radio program Sunday. Mrs F R Gobelman led the meeting with a 6:30 dinner and Christmas decorations.

Fontenelle Daughters of the American Revolution E. H. Wescott Garden of Eden Bergen F. R. Gobelman Otto Keck

Condition of William Woolcott Jr. at St Catherine Hospital

The patient William Woolcott Jr. remains about the same under constant care at St Catherine hospital in Omaha. His condition has not changed since admission and continues to be stable.

William Woolcott, Jr St. Catherine Hospital Omaha

Platters Start Season with Win Over Papillion Quint

Plattsmouth high cagesters open 1937-38 season on home court with a 31 to 24 victory over Papillion. Captain Ray Wooster led with 12 points, Bob Hayes added 8, and Jay Miller had 5 as Papillion’s Classen topped scoring for the visitors with 15. The Platters led 31 to 13 after three quarters and weathered a late Papillion rally.

Plattamouth High Papillion Quinet Ray Wooster Jay Miller Bob Hayes Wooster Hayes Miller Ronald Rebal Warren Reed Classen Gehringer Platters Pappie Five Althe Plattsmouth Papillion

Miss Friedrich Returns Home From Mayo Clinic Visit

Amelia M. Friedrich has returned to her city after time at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. She will continue treatment with Dr Schrock in Omaha. Before leaving she saw Ray Keilley son in law of Mr and Mrs P F Horn. Keilley had a serious operation last Wednesday and is recovering well.

Amelia M. Friedrich Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota Dr. Schrock Omaha Miss Friedrich Ray Keilley P. 4. Horn

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