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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1938

Page

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Students Shine at Rotary Meeting with College Voices

Plattsmouth Rotary luncheon at Hotel Plattsmouth featured local high school students home from college. Speakers Frances Cloidt Stephen's College Missouri and Jenny Knorr Lindewood College Missouri plus Eleanor Minor Rockford College Illinois shared school work and musical talents.

Rotary Club Plattsmouth J. R. Reeder Plattsmouth High School Frances Cloidt Frank Cloidt Stephen's College Columbia Missouri Jen=n Knorr R. W. Knorr Auarbert Lindewood College St. Charles Eleanor Minor L. O. Minor Rockford College Rockford Illinois Vincent Sundstrom Elmer Sundstrom University of Nebraska Raymond Wooster Donald Cotner Tarkio College Edgar S. Wescott Plattsmouth High Bankers Life Insurance Co Stephen Davis Sears S. Davis Kemper Military Academy Boonville Robert Hayes Rotary Bob

Lancaster Family Visits Murdock For Christmas

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lancaster and daughter Marjorie spent Sunday with John Eppings and family at Murdock. Mrs. Eppings is Mrs. Lancaster's sister. They enjoyed a delightful Christmas dinner.

J. E. Lancaster Marjorie John Eppings Murdock Eppings Mr. Lancaster

Secure Marriage License From Wednesday Daily

This morning a marriage license was issued by County Judge A. H. Duxbury to Estey William Hinkle of Fort Crook and Virginia Hurlbut of Louisville. The groom serves with the Seventeenth Infantry at Fort Crook and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Earl Hurlbut of Louisville.

A. H. Duxbury Estey William Hinkle Fort Crook Virginia Hurlbut Louisville Seventeenth Infantry Edgar Earl Hurlbut

Elmwood Christmas Visit Makes Family Reunion News

County Treasurer John E. Turner and wife visit Elmwood on Christmas with daughter Dorothy Jean. They stop at the residence of Mr and Mrs N D Bothwell, sister and brother in law to Mr Turner. Also present is O S Turner, father of Mr Turner and Mrs Bothwell.

John E. Turner Dorothy Jean Elmwood N. D. Bothwell Turner O. S. Turner

Postmaster Exam Planned for Plattsmouth Nebraska

The civil service commission announced an open competitive examination for the postmastership at Plattsmouth Nebraska.

Washington Civil Service Commission Plattsmouth Nebraska

Pleasant news of new great grandchild in Texas

Mrs. W. E. Rosencrans has learned she is a great grandmother after Barbara Ann Bennett was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Bennett in Uvalde Texas on December 18. The mother and baby Barbara Ann are doing well. Mrs. Bennett was formerly Miss Mary Anne Rosencrans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Rosencrans, former residents here. Friends extend best wishes.

W. E. Rosencrans Robert R. Bennett Uvalde Texas Barbara Ann Bennett Mary Anne Roséncrans B. A. Rosencrans

Masonic Home Hosts Christmas Program for Residents

Omaha Masonic bodies joined about twenty five members at the Nebraska Masonic Home to celebrate Christmas. The event featured songs by Bonnie and Irvin Meyers Jr and the Rockburgh sisters, a supper of fresh country sausage, and remarks by W. F. Evers and William A. Robertson. August Riecken, 94, attended, and Vesta Lou Murphey, granddaughter of Robertson, was presented as a guest. Santa, Mr Reckburgh, distributed gifts to residents.

Nebraska Bonnie Irvin Meyers Luther M. Kuhns The Masonic Home William A. Robertson Nebraska Masons Masters and Wardens” Club August Riecken Vesta Lou Murphey Mr. Reckburgh Omaha Mr. Zion Commandery No. 5 Knights Templar of Masonis Willium H. Wehrbein Mt. Zion Commandery H. G. McClusky Raymond C. Cook Frank A. Cloidt L. C. Minor M. E David Logan Wilson PGC Andrew Cash Grand Island Frank L. Barkus Grand Lodge Leslie W. Niel Francis E. White Emmons J. Richey Mt. Zion James M. Robertson Nebraska Knights Templar

Marquette Visitors From Weston Nebraska Over Holidays

County Attorney and Mrs. J A Capwell along with Joe Hendrix and Joseph Samek of Weston Nebraska visited Marquette Nebraska over the holiday season and spent the day with Mr and Mrs C N Turner and family.

J.A. Capwell Joe Hendrix Joseph Samek Weston Nebraska Marquette C. N. Turner

Judge Graves Visits Lincoln Families During Holiday

Judge C. L. Graves spent Sunday and Monday in Lincoln with his children and their families. He enjoyed renewing friendships with many old time friends while in the city during the holiday season.

C. L. Graves Lincoln

Mrs Bates Visits Omaha to See Neighbors at Holiday Dinner

Mrs R A Bates traveled to Omaha on Monday to visit her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Joseph Manacek and joined them for their holiday dinner at home.

R. A. Bates Omaha Joseph Manacek

Miss Helen Farley Returns Home for Vacation

Helen Farley, a member of the York City schools teaching staff, is home enjoying a holiday vacation from the school work.

Helen Farley York City

Twenty Years of Service of Farm Bureau

The Cass County Farm Bureau reports a year of extensive agriculture extension work with 4-H clubs and many outreach efforts. Office calls, letters, bulletins, meetings, and club activities reached thousands, with notable grain, corn, sorghum, and livestock projects, grasshopper control, and volunteer leadership. Planning for 1939 focuses on restocking, drought-resistant crops, home making, gardens, and expanded 4-H enrollment.

Cass County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau

Visit at Julian with Newton family over Christmas

Mr and Mrs Edgar Newton and their children spent Christmas in Julian with Mrs Glen Rutledge. During the visit Mrs Alice May Finney Burke called from Lorraine Ohio.

Edgar Newton Julian Glen Rutledge Alice May Finney Burke Lorraine Ohio

Gaylords Visit Pittsburg During Christmas Holiday

Mr and Mrs Lester Gaylord spent Christmas in Pittsburg Kansas visiting Mr Gaylords parents. Miss Helen Gaylord of Lincoln joined the family gathering during the holiday period.

Lester Gaylord Pittsburg Kansas Mr. Gaylord Helen Gaylord Lincoln

Visit With Old Friends in Stella Area

Mrs. Robert Lee Hartford of Sweetwater Texas and her sister Miss Mildred Schultz of Kansas City Missouri visited old friends in Stella. Mrs. Hartford stayed at the William Nelson home and Miss Schultz at the John Alwin home while visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Harry Schultz for the holidays. Mr Hartford was visiting Stella and returned south Tuesday.

Robert Lee Hartford Sweetwater Texas Mildred Schultz Kansas City Missouri Hartford William Nelson Miss Schultz John Alwin Harry Schultz Stella Mr. Hartford South

Young People Married at the Otterbein Church

Miss June Peck daughter of Clarence Peck Avoca and Marion Rob ert LaFollette Syracuse son of Orval LaFollette were married Christmas day at Otterbein church near Nehawka by Rev A B Small Attendants were Miss Laurene La Follette and Roy Douting The bride wore teal blue taffeta with a veil and white roses The bridesmaid wore wine color The ceremony featured a Christmas tree and white bells A reception and dinner followed at Avoca and they plan to live in Weeping Water after January 6 Both families noted local high school backgrounds and the groom works as a cook at the CCC camp in Weeping Water.

June Peck Clarence Peck Avoca Marion Robert LaFollette Syracuse Orval LaFollette Otterbein Church Nehawka Rev A. B. Small Laurene la Follette Roy Douting Palmyra Harold Brown Emory Paap Otoe Weeping Water Avoca High School Palmyra High School CCC

Christmas telegraph greetings reach Plattemouth families

Several Plattemouth families received Christmas cheer by telephone and telegraph from relatives at distant places. W. N. Brink heard from their New Albany daughter, Luke L. Wiles from Linville in Denver, and E. C. Giles from Lois at Detroit.

Plattemouth W. N. Brink New Albany Indiana Luke L. Wiles Linville Denver E. C. Giles Lois Merrill-Palmer School Detroit Michigan University of Nebraska Robert H. Patton Ward Patton Merritt Patton Sacramento California Frank Mullen Emmett Galveston Texas Santa Edward Nell Joseph F. Hadraba Ted Hadraba U.S. Department of Commerce Prague Czechoslovakia Hadra

Accident Near Lookout Point Claims Two Workers

Carl Speck and Bud Hayes, workers on Seminole dam, fell 300 feet from a cliff near Lookout Point while returning from Rawkins. Speck suffered severe leg injuries with possible amputation. Hayes had minor bruises. Snowy conditions and blood loss required urgent care before surgery. Later Rawlins hospital reports offered improved prognosis and plans to amputate avoided.

E. E. Gooding Casper Wyo Carl Speck Hayes Speck Rawkins Rawlins Hospital

Platters Play Scrimmage Against Benson In Omaha

The Platters basketball team worked out in Omaha scoring well against Benson in the morning session. Benson seconds held a comfortable lead over the locals. Coach Hoffman plans to use junior high teams in Friday’s preliminary game.

Platters Omaha Benson Hoffman

Warren Reed Tops Local Stars In Auburn Tournament

Lincoln sports writer Gregg McBride highlights Warren Reed of the local team as an outstanding player. Reed scored 17 points in the finals against Nebraska City, added 10 versus Tecumseh, and 16 against Humboldt for 43 points in tournament play.

Gregg McBride Lincoln Nebraska Warren Reed Reed Nebraska City Auburn Tecumseh Humboldt

Judge Duxbury Elected Vice President of Nebraska County Judges

Norris Chadderdon of Holdrege named president of the Nebraska County Judges Association at a Lincoln meeting. A. H. Duxbury of Cags county chosen as vice president after long active service and recent executive committee work. He led discussions on legal forms for county court usage and probate court business simplification during the session.

Norris Chadderdon Holdrege John F. Wolff Nebraska County Judges Association Lincoln A. H. Duxbury Cags County Judge Duxbury

Plattsmouth Fire Department Annual Ball Planned

The Plattsmouth fire department plans its annual ball at the American Legion building on Saturday December 31 to raise funds for the department. Billy Van's band from Omaha will perform aiding the public with a lively dance event.

Plattsmouth American Legion Fire Department Billy van Omaha

Mail receipts rise at post office during holiday period

Stamp stock receipts from Dec 9 to Dec 24 rose 10 percent over the prior year. For Dec 9 to Dec 24 1937 receipts totaled 1173.87, while this year they reached 1299.72. Mail volume was up and about 8000 more 1 cent stamps sold.

Vidette Editorship at Illinois Normal School

Miss Margaret Goehner holds the editorship of the Vidette at Illinois State Normal School Bloomington. Her family is well known here as she is daughter of William and Helen Goehner and granddaughter of H N Dovey from Goehner Nebraska.

Ilinois State Normal School Bloomington Illinois Margaret Goehner William Goehner Goehner Nebraska Helen Dovey H. N. Dovey

Thimgan and McCrory Granted Marriage License in Murdock

Victor W. Thimgan and Edna Esther McCrory, both residents of Murdock, received a marriage license late Saturday, formalizing their plans to wed.

Victor W. Thimgan Edna Esther McCrory Murdock

Rubber Stamps Prompt Delivery Low Prices

Readable note announces rubber stamps with prompt delivery and low prices. All sizes available at the Journal office.

Journal

Heil Johnson Wedding Held at Immanuel Church Louisville

Miss Selma M Hell daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Hell Cedar Creek wed Mr Harry L Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson Louisville in a candlelight ceremony at Immanuel Lutheran church conducted by Rev H G Cattan. The couple live in Louisville after the reception for 130 guests.

Selma M. Hell H. FE. Hell Cedar Creek Harry L. Johnson Frank Johnson Louisville Immanuel Lutheran Church H. G. Cattan Mildred Hell Kenneth D. Ault Dallas Texas Mildred Hess Wayne Gess Johnson Maurice Group Arnold Stohlmend Verle Brunke Herman William Vogler Malinda Jochim

Visit at Palmyra Gathers Graves Family and Kin

Mrs J H Graves and Maxine Betty Read and the Thimgans and Carl Graves family visited Palmyra Monday to dine with G C Burton brother of Mrs J H Graves. Ed W Thimpgan attended funeral in Murdock for Mrs W O Gilleeple.

J. H. Graves Maxine Betty Read Lester Thimgan Carl Graves Palmyra G. C. Burton Mr. Burton Ed W. Thimgan Murdock W. O. Gilleeple

Visiting With Home Folks Miss Alice Funk Home Visit

Miss Alice Funk now based in Denver as secretary at Trinity Methodist Church travels home from Omaha to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Funk. She left Denver Sunday afternoon at 4 25 on the Zephyr and arrived Omaha at midnight. She will stay until Wednesday evening.

Alice Funk Denver Trinity Methodist Church West Albert Funk Miss Funk Omaha

Planning Board Set to Review State Buildings

The planning board coordination committee met in Lincoln as a prelude to a full board session tomorrow. They will review reports on state institution buildings and repair needs ahead of submission to Governor Cochran.

Lincoln State Planning Board Cochran

Ellis and VarnumWed in Council Bluffs Ceremony

This afternoon at the home of Rev. and Mrs. James C. Lawson William A. Ellis and Doris Eileen Varnum, both of Council Bluffs, were married. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Anthony.

James C. Lawson William A. Ellis Doris Eileen Varnum Council Bluffs C. W. Anthony

Also Mentioned on This Page

Masters & Wardens’ Club of Otterbein Templars Mr. Zion Commandery Duxbury Bride Grom Cass County Ash Grove Cement Co Iowa H. M. Seennichsen
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