Christmas Carol Singing at American Legion Building
A large crowd joined in a Christmas carol sing at the American Legion community building on Sunday afternoon. Sponsored by the Plattsmouth Woman’s Club music department, and aided by the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion, the event featured the club chorus and a new men’s glee club, directed by Mrs. E. H. Wescott. Rev H G McClusky gave the invocation and reading of the Christmas story, with local schoolchildren and notable soloists performing, including Jimmy Begley and a trio led by Mrs. Woolcott.
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American Legion
Plattsmouth
E. H. Wescott
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
First Ward
Helen Farley
William Woolcott
Charles Peterson
Fred I. Rea
Christmas Services And Tea At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church held Christmas services with special music by a male quartet and a solo by Frank Cloidt. Two roses honored Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roberts and Mr. John Tidball Sr. A candle light vesper followed a 5:30 pm tea hosted by Rev. Mrs. McClusky for 45 young attendees. The program ended with carols and solos.
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Presbyterian Church
Frank Cloidt
J. M. Roberts
John Tidball
C. A. Rawls
Estelle Baird
Pearl Staats
Catherine McClusky
Jean Caldwell
Catherine
McClusky
Mr. Creidt
Vestetta Robinson
Wilcox Auto Accident Near Lincoln Causes Injuries
Monday evening Mr and Mrs H F Wilcox were returning from Lincoln when their Ford coupe collided with a westbound automobile on the oO street road. Mrs Wilcox suffered a leg fracture and both cars were badly damaged. they were kept in Lincoln for treatment and repairs.
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H. F. Wilcox
Lincoln
Impressive Nativity Scenes At First Methodist Service
Last evening at the First Methodist church six prophecy scenes depicting the coming of Christ, the Nativity, and Adoration were presented. Mrs. William Baird read, Miss Helen Wescott led the vocal offerings, and E. H. Wescott accompanied on organ. The Y M B C of the Sunday school arranged the feature, which was well received.
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First Methodist
William Baird
Helen Wescott
E. H. Wescott
Lawyer Seeks 25000 Damages in Injury Case
Theodore Baker Jr by his father sues Iowa Nebraska Light Power Co in district court for 25000 alleging a July 6 1928 incident near Nehawka when a broken power line wire on a walk caused him severe burns and electric shock while playing. Placing liability with the utility firm operating in Iowa Nebraska Missouri.
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Theodore Baker, Jr
Theodore Baker
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
Donovan & Myers
Omaha
Nehawka
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Christmas at the Masonic Home 1928 Christmas Eve
The Masonic Home in Plattsmouth hosted a festive Christmas Eve with red and green decorations, a long gift walk from Plattsmouth Lodge No. 6 and Vesta chapter No. 6, and a program of music and readings led by Frank Cloidt. Santa distributed gifts, including a quilt promised by Vesta chapter, as residents thanked Supt. Evers and Matron Mrs. Lawton for arrangements.
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Masonic
Plattsmouth Lodge No
Vesta Chapter
Omaha
Nebi
Hamilton
Jones
Mrs. Porter
Porter
Wm. Hamilton
America
Frank Cloidt
Supt
Evers
Robertson
Billy Evers
Janet
Ruth Westover
Mayfield
Nickson
Santa Claus
Cloidt
Santa
Vesta
Lawton
Marian Deland Robertson
Brady Family Christmas Visit in Lincoln Home
Mr and Mrs H E Brady and their daughter Jean of Lincoln were Christmas visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Leyda, parents for Mrs Brady.
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H. E. Brady
Jean
Lincoln
J. M. Leyda
Brady
Last Services for John L Tidball Sr.
Last rites were held for John L Tidball Sr a respected Crete and Plattsmouth resident. The service at his late home was followed by funeral in Crete with interment at Riverview Cemetery. Tidball was a pioneer businessman a Doane College trustee and founder of the First National Bank of Crete. He died Friday aged 75 with a large family and many descendants.
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Mondsavr
John L. Tidball
Tidball
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
Crete
First Congregational Church
Riverview
John Leonidas Tidball
Newcastle
Warren
Ohio
Ashland
Brne River Valley
Emily Spaulding Fuller
Corporation of Crete Academy
Doane College
First National Bank of
First Congregational Church of
Holdrege
Masonic Lodge
Blue Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Nebraska
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Clayton F. Tidball
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mary T. Reed
Boulder
Colo
Catherine T. Johnson
Thermopolis
Nebr
Harriet T. Johnson
Riley R. Tidball
L. J. Cooper
Margaret Lawerence
Newburg
Indiana
Santa Delivers Candy at American Legion Santa Helps
Santa in charge at the American Legion building distributed candy to a large crowd of children. The supply quickly dwindled as the line grew, prompting Frank Rebal to request reinforcements to finish sacking and hand out treats to all who attended.
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Santa Claus
American Legion
Santa
Frank Rebal
Legion
Cass County Large Size Maps Offered at Journal Office
Large size maps of Cass county available at the Journal office for 50 cents each.
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Cass Comity
Social Workers Flower Club Plans January Meeting
Social Workers Flower Club members gathered at Mrs James Lepert home for an all day Christmas themed session. They quilted, prepared Christmas baskets for city distribution and shared a potluck noon meal. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday January 28 at Mrs Joe Sokora’s home.
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Social Workers Flower Club
James Lepert
Joe Sokora
Parmele Theatre Sold to Lincoln Man
The Parmele theatre, run for ten years by Cloidt & Moore, is sold to W. J. Seydlitz of Lincoln. Seydlitz, a former Capitol theatre executive, will take over control on Sunday, December 30, and plans to maintain high standards with a renewed program and a $10,000 organ already installed. He will be in town Wednesday to map future policies and improvements.
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Parmele
Cloidt & Moore
A. W. Cloidt
A. O. Moore
W. J. Seydlitz
Moving Picture
Lincoln
Seydlitz
Capitol Theatre
Havelock
Parmele Theatre
Central West
Fine Christmas program at Nebraska Masonic Home
A group of city youths presented a well received Christmas program at the Nebraska Masonic Home. Residents joined in carols as readings and performances by Betty Ann McCarty Catherine McClusky Janet Westover Margaret Shallenberger Ves tetta Robertson and Mrs J C Peterson Sr were heard including readings and vocal and instrumental solos.
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Nebraska Masonic Home
Heaven
J. C. Peterson
Betty Ann McCarty
Catherine McClusky Pearee
Gladys Groff
Janet Westover
Margaret Shallenberger
Catherine McClusky
Vestetta Robertson
Plattsmouth Team Falls to Jewish Community Center in Omaha
Plattsmouth’s basketball squad traveled to Omaha to face the Jewish Community Center and lost 40 to 27. The lineup featured Joe Krejci Russell Warley and Bernard Galloway from Peru normal with several past local high school stars, while the center squad used more experienced players and benefited from a high foul tally against the locals.
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Plattsmouth City
Omaha
Jewish Community Center
Joe Krejci
Russell Warley
Peru
Miss Anna Seiver Leaves for Lincoln Telephone Co
Miss Anna Seiver visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Hans Seiver over Christmas and departs this morning for York to take her duties as head of the Lincoln Telephone Co. there.
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Anna Seiver
Hans Seiver
York
Lincoln Telephone Co
Death of Mrs John Klimm at Avoca
Mrs John Klimm aged seventy one died Monday night at 11 20 at her Cass county home north of Avoca after a long illness. She lived in Cass county for 39 years and leaves many friends. Funeral at 1 pm Thursday at the home, burial in Horning cemetery beside her husband who died 25 years ago. A fuller life sketch to follow in The Journal.
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John Klimm
Cass County
Avoca
Horning
Pleasant Message From Wednesday's Daily
Mr and Mrs R F Patterson hear from their son Edward now in San Francisco. Edward recently joined Pacific Telephone Co and sends Christmas wishes to hometown friends and good luck to old acquaintances.
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R. F. Patterson
Edward
San Francisco
West
Pacific Telephone Co
Patterson
Christmas Day of rejoicing in the city of Nebraska
The 1928 Christmas day brought ideal weather and quiet business as residents celebrated with family meals and local carolers from Epworth League. Midnight masses were held at St. John's and Holy Rosary with choral services led by Fathers Agius and Hancik, while Sunday schools at First Methodist and First Presbyterian hosted Christmas eve programs with Santa visits.
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Nebraska
Epworth League
St. John’s
Holy Rosary Catholic
George Agius
St. John's Church
Jerry Hancik
Holy Rosary Church
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Santa Claus
Death of George W. Shields Ends Long Farming Life
George W. Shields died yesterday at his Murray area home at 3 pm after a several day illness tied to flu complications. Born January 26 1857 in Martinsville Indiana he moved with family to Grenwood Iowa at age 13 and later to Nebraska then Murray where he farmed a long time. Unmarried he leaves eight siblings and is the last of his family. Funeral Wednesday at 3 pm from Sattler funeral home with Rev Stewart of Murray Presbyterian Church officiating.
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Murray
George W. Shields
Martinsville
Indiana
Grenwood
Iowa
Shields
Sattler Funeral Home
Stewart
Presbyterian Church of
Creamery Begins Butter Production in City
The local creamery started its first butter run producing 650 pounds of high quality butter under the direction of Hoffmann from the University of Nebraska and Andy Weinberg of Peterman Co. The Chamber of Commerce rewarded the initial pound with $500, acknowledging farmers’ efforts to establish the plant and boost county agricultural interests.
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United States
Hoffmann
University of Nebraska
Andy Weinberg
Peterman Company
Chamber of Commerce
Weaver Plan to Simplify State Code Takes Effect
Governor elect Arthur J. Weaver announced a January 3 start for his plan to simplify the state code. Ernest Pollard will head the combined labor and welfare department, with broader bureau consolidations and transfers to state officers outlined for the coming legislature.
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Welfare and Labor Department
Arthur J. Weaver
Weaver
Jegislature
Finance
Agriculture
Public Welfare
Ernest M. Pollard
Nehawka
Pollard
Labor-Welfare Department
Lincoln Frost
Lancaster County
Frank A. Kennedy
Omaha
J. H. Dumont
State Insurance Department
McMullen
Jesse Craig
Lincoln
Division of Securities
C. B. Anderson
Insurance Securities Bureau
Anderson
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Clarence G. Bliss
Bliss
Harry B. Scott
State Finance Department
Rank Johnson
Fred H. Johnson
F. J. Birses
Retiring movie servants thank Plattsmouth patrons
The moving picture business is sold to W J Seydlitz of Lincoln. Cloidt and Moore thank patrons for eleven years of service and commend Mr Seydlitz as a booster for the town with plans for new and outstanding pictures.
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W. J. Seydlitz
Seychlitz
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Seydlitz
Cloidt & Moore
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