Inaugural Ball and Reception Set for January 3
Lincoln announces an inaugural ball and public reception on January 3 honoring Governor and Mrs. Cochran and state officers. The ball runs 9 pm to midnight at the University of Nebraska Coliseum with all living ex-governors invited. proceeds to charity. The governor’s reception at the state capitol runs 7:30 to 9:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Cochran
Linecoln
Frank D. Throop
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Throop
State Capitol
Plattsmouth Stores Offer Shopping Advantages
Plattsmouth merchants promote local shopping benefits inviting residents to give town shops first opportunity to serve them. The note stresses equal value and convenience of buying locally.
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Plattsmouth
Christmas Message on Mary and Shepherds and Obedience
A devotional piece links the Christmas story to faith in Jesus Christ and the home. It emphasizes Mary’s belief, the shepherds' role as early evangelists, and obedience to parents as foundational to social happiness and divine guidance.
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Heaven
Earth
Christ
Mary
Jesus
S. Young
Greenville Sharp
W. L. Watkinson
Toonor
Establish Farm Census Bureau for This District
Farm census headquarters for the 5th census district of Nebraska were established at 421 Post Office Building in Lincoln. The district includes Butler, Cass, Fillmore, Gage, Jefferson, Johnson, Lancaster, Nemaha, Otoe, Pawnee, Polk, Richardson, Saunders, Saline, Seward, Thayer, and York counties. The census work begins January 2, 1935, with eight sections and 100 questions covering farm tenure, acreage, land use, value, crops, livestock, and farm population.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebr
Charles M. Haller
Butler
Cass
Fillmore
Gage
Jefferson
Johnson
Lancaster
Nemaha
Otoe
Pawnee
Polk
Richardson
Saunders
Saline
Seward
Tharyer
York
William L. Austin
Bureau of the Census
Fog and Slick Highway Cause Multiple Auto Accidents
On Monday afternoon five autos overturned along highway No. 75 a short distance north of the Murray corner due to dense fog and slick paving. Drivers slowed but could not stop in time, causing a chain of crashes with all five vehicles overturning. Mrs. A. W. Propst of Nebraska City amid others escaped injury and traffic remained movable after wreckers righted the cars. Deputy Sheriff Tom Walling helped control traffic at the scene.
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Murray Corner
A. W. Propst
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth and
Union
C. A. Johnson
Christmas Program At High School
The annual homecoming Christmas program will be held Friday at 2 25 PM at the high school. The mixed chorus with orchestral accompaniment will perform the cantata The Wondrous Story directed by Mr. Griffin. Rev W J H Potter will deliver the Christmas address followed by group carol singing. Alumni and patrons are invited to attend.
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High Stase
Griffin
W. J. H. Potter
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Sodality Christmas Party At Rosary Parish Hall
The Sodality of the Holy Rosary parish held their Christmas party last evening in the church parlors. A Bunko game provided much pleasure with Miss Frances Pointek winning first prize and Miss Florence Kalaseck second. Members exchanged remembrances and were served refreshments to close the Christmas season.
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Sodality
The
Holy Rosary
Eleanor Swatek
Antonette Koubek
Frances Krejci
Barbara Zitka
Ruth Slavicek
Omaha Visitors Called On Briggs Family Friends
Mr and Mrs Fred Frapzen of Omaha visited in the city Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs M S Briggs and family and other relatives and old friends.
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Fred Frapzen
Omaha
City
M. S. Briggs
Santa Claus Returns for Saturday Visit
Local families are told Santa Claus will return this Saturday at Cass County Courthouse. He will greet children with a handshake and smile before Christmas Eve, with weather contingencies for the reception and a chance to meet Fanta and the crowd.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Cass County Court House
Fanta
Dwyer to Resume Practice in City After HOLC Work
Attorney D. O. Dwyer, head of the Home Loan Corporation legal department in Lincoln, closes Lincoln office affairs and returns to his large practice in the city. Lincoln HOLC loans have ceased and operations transfer to Grand Island. Dwyer’s remodeled offices now boast a spacious suite with reception room, library, and three private consultation rooms.
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D. O. Dwyer
Home Loan Corporation
Lincoln
HOLC
Corporation
Grand Island
Dwyer
Wabash Man Visits City to Renew Journal Subscription
L. L. Neumann of Wabash spent a few hours in the city Monday and stopped at the Journal office to renew his subscription to the paper’s semi weekly edition.
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L. L. Neumann
Wabash
The
Journal
Difficult Driving Through Dense Fog on 350 Mile Trip
Elmer Webb drove 350 miles to northern Iowa for his father's funeral. He faced dense fog between Fort Crook and Missouri Valley and again on the return, with greasy frost. travel times were five hours out and six back. Mrs. Frank Trilety of Omaha visited C. F. Janda's family.
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Elmer Webb
Iowa
Fort Crook
Missouri Valley
Sioux City
Onawa
Council Bluffs
South Omaha
Platte River
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the Plattsmouth Journal
Postoffice
Plattsmouth, Neb
R. A. Bates
Canada
University of Nebraska Coliseum
Luke
Judea
David
God
Bethlehem
Temple
Jerusalem
Ruth
Farm Census Bureau
Austin
Census Office
Harry D. Roval
B. F. Wiles
Ethelyn Mullis
Cass County
Fred
Bob Sartfoord
Standard Oil
Plsltsmouth
Vine
Carr
Attebery Garage
Union .Union
Tom Walling
DR. Mitchell
Claus
Will
Frank Trilety
C. F. Janda
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