Farmers of Cass County Dine at Plattsmouth Bank Event
About 275 eastern Cass county farmers attended the Plattsmouth State Bank dinner at the American Legion building despite bad weather. H A Schneider chaired, speakers and choir from Plattsmouth High School entertained, and Prof L C Loeffel urged a livestock revival with data on regional herd declines and seed strategies.
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L. C. Loeffel
University of Nebraska
Trent
Plattsmouth State Bank
Cass County
American Legion
H. A. Schneider
Schneider
Plattsmouth
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Platters Victory Over Auburn in 48 to 22 Bout
Plattsmouth high school beat Auburn 48 to 22 as Hayes and Reba led scoring with four and three pointers respectively. Rebal topped the Platters with high honors while Reed and Jacobs added three field goals. Davis added two free throws. Bulldog Scott led Auburn with seven points in a low scoring game.
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Daltr— Plattsmouth High School
Auburn Bulldogs
Platters
Hayes
Reba
Auburn
Rebal
Reed
Jacobs
Davis
Plattsmouth
Scott
Bulldogs
Meyers
Noble
Ewe Smith
Cobs
Martin
Yelick
TP Richards
Goddis
Scott Aa
Ee Meyers
McKinney
Peters
Bants
Creighton
Dustin 1022
Porter Named Assessor for Liberty Precinct
The resignation of L. G. Todd due to ill health prompts the selection of W. H. Porter of Union as Liberty precinct assessor. Porter, a Liberty resident and former county commissioner candidate, was chosen by County Assessor W. H. Puls.
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L. G. Todd
Liberty Precinct
Todd
W. H. Porter
Union
W. H. Puls
Lapidus Couple Called to Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Joseph Lapidus departed Tuesday for Oklahoma City due to the critical illness of George E Dunscombe father of Mrs Lapidus The patient was reported very low and the daughter left at once for the south In their absence Mrs Joseph Ely manages the Hotel Plattsmouth
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Joseph Lapidus
Oklahoma City
George E. Dunscombe
Lapidus
South
Joseph Ely
Plattsmouth
Sheriff Carl Ryder Ill in Nebraska City Hospital
Sheriff Carl Ryder of Otoe county is gravely ill at St. Marys hospital Nebraska City after a severe bronchial and lung ailment and a heart attack. Cass county friends are urged to regret the news. No visitors are allowed at the病atient.
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Cass County
Carl Ryder
Otoe County
St. Mary’s Hospital
Nebraska City
Missouri River Gorge Causes Overflow Near Barrett
Ice gorges in the Missouri river south of Rock Bluffs cause overflow into lowlands along the river. Flood waters are most severe on the lows side near Barrett near the highway, doing no particular damage.
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Missouri River
Rock Bluffs
Barrett
Wate Jrs
Nehawka Celebrates Fifty Years as Incorporated Town
A Nehawka Woman’s Club program recalls early town days with speakers D C West and A F Sturm. The 1887 railroad arrival, land purchases, and first businesses are highlighted along with church bell legends, the 1600-pound blind mare, a cannon's travels, and a permanent home found for the historic gun in Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Nehawka
Jones
Andrew F. Sturm
D. C. West
Nehawka Bank
Frank Sheldon
Woman's Club
Isadore Tucker
Sheldon
Union Pacific
Thayer
St. Joseph
Omaha
Springfield
LaPlatte
Plattsmouth
Plattamouth
Glen Allen Victim of Robbery and Assault
Glen Allen, a well known young man in the south part of the city, was robbed of about 40 dollars, a gold watch, keys and a knife and was viciously attacked near the Feed Center on Third Street late Saturday night. He reported the incident to police, who searched with deputies through the night but found no clues or suspects.
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Glen Allen
Feed Center
Third Street
Allen
Assastant
Pearl Street
Fourth
Main Street
Mr. Allen
Altho
Mrasek
Doody
Cass County Sportsmen Club Meeting at Plattsmouth Library
The Cass County Sportsmen Club will meet at the Public Library in Plattsmouth on Friday February 10 at 8 p m. Election of officers will occur and other important matters will be discussed. All members urged to attend. A L Tidd Acting President.
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Cass County Sportsmen Club
Plattsmouth
A. L. Tidd
Card of thanks to Rev J C Lawson and community
The Dare Family thanks Rev J C Lawson Mr Horton the singers pallbearers neighbors and friends for kindness assistance and sympathy shown during the death of Mother and Grandmother Mary A Wilcox Mary A Wilcox's loss is gratefully noted by family with appreciation for support during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lawson
Mr. Horton
Mary A. Wilcox
Dare
Tidd Addresses Tekamah on Missouri River Program
A L Tidd spoke at a Tekamah Missouri river booster banquet on river navigation gains and flood control. He urged one Omaha to Sioux City terminal and advocated freight rates tied to transportation costs under pending ICC legislation.
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A. L. Tidd
T. H. Pollock
Chamber of Commerce River Navigation Committee
Herbert Minor
Tekamah
Nebraska
Blair
John I. Unruh
Plattsmouth
Mr. Pollock
Chamber of Commerce
Lyons
Oakland
H. L. Webster
Omaha Engineers Office
Tidd
Omaha
Sioux City
Swat
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
In Memoriam Mary A. Wilcox Remembrance Note
In memory of Mary A. Wilcox who died January 19 and whose February 4 birthday is remembered. The family notes she is sadly missed by her son Clyde, daughter-in-law Alma, and grandchildren Wallace and Donna.
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Mary A. Wilcox
Clyde
Alma
Wallace
Donna
Birth of son to Mr and Mrs Raymond Recek of Sangor
Friends and relatives in this city were informed Monday of the birth of a seven pound baby boy to Mr and Mrs Raymond Recek on Saturday February 4 at Sangor California. The Receks formerly lived on Main street here before moving to the west coast last July. Mrs Recek was formerly Miss Carolyn Kalasek daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kalasek Sr of this city.
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Raymond Recek
Sangor
California
Recek
Main Street
West Coast
Carolyn Kalasek
Frank Kalasek
Cass County Historical Society Meets at Avoca Church
The Cass County Historical society will hold a meeting at the Avoca church on Saturday February 11 at 2 p.m. A planned program will be presented and tea will be served after. Dr G H Gilmore is president and A A McReynolds is secretary.
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The
Cass County Historical Society
Avoca
G. H. Gilmore
A. A. McReynolds
Valentine Dance at the Legion Hall Sat Feb 11
Legion hosts a big Valentine dance on Saturday February 11 with good music and admission seen at 25 cents. Featured entertainment and dance floor details are listed in the Legion Blog.
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Legion
Henry Goos Better After Hospital Visit
Chief Bar clay, William Schmidtmann Jr., and Clement Wester visited Henry F. Goos at Clarkson hospital in Omaha. Goos was reported feeling very fine and the operation is hoped to provide permanent relief from months of illness.
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Barclay
William Schmidtmann, Jr
Clement Wester
Omaha
Henry F. Goos
Clarkson Hospital
Mr. Goos
Plattsmouth Debaters Show Well at Midland
Plattsmouth's first team debaters competed in Fremont with two teams led by John Morris and Harriet Case. Case and John Bestor won all four Friday debates. Morris and Homer Barton won three. Lincoln High won the trophy after a day of two rounds and eliminations trimming fifty-eight teams to five.
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Plattsmouth
Fremont
Mr. Price
John Morris
Homer Barton
Harriet Case
John Bestor
Omaha North
Yankton
Ix Falls
Vermillion
D. Hastings
Kearney
Lincoln
Aurora
Wimore
Edgar
Lyons
DeWitt
North Platte
West Point
Holdrege
Geneva
Crofton
Blair
Walton
Wayne
Rand Island
Pilger
Emerson
Beatrice
Auburn
Norfolk
Benson
North
Omaha
Case
Bestor
Morris
Barton
Hastings
Omaha Central
United States
Great Britain
Omaha Benson
Central
Lincoln High School
Gerald Krasnicka
William H Leesley dies in Greenwood at 55
William Harry Leesley, 55, died in Greenwood Tuesday. Survived by wife Margaret, eight children including Catherine Sheehan Manley Elizabeth Leaver Waterloo Mabel Keckler Gardner ND and others at home, seven grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p m at home with C A Park officiating Opal Gladiner to sing. Burial Greenwood. Pallbearers named Emmett Landon Sidrid Foreman Jack Dribble Watson Howard Bernard Grady Jess Olson.
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William Harry Leesley
Greenwood
Margaret
Catherine Sheehan
Manley
Elizabeth Leaver
Waterloo
Mabel Keckler
Gardner
N. D
Alice
Joseph
Robert
William
C. A. Park
Opal Gladiner
Castle, Roper & Matthews
Emmett Landon
Sidrid Foreman
Jack Dribble
Watson Howard
Bernard Grady
Jess Olson
Thankful tribute to mother’s loss by Shrader family
The Shrader family expresses gratitude to those who offered kindness and support after the death of their mother. B L Shrader Dora Murray Wm H Shrader Fern Gish and Lester Shrader extend appreciation for sympathy and assistance.
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B. L. Shrader
Dora Murray
Wm. H. Shrader
Fern Gish
Lester Shrader
Rubber Stamps at Right Prices Highlighted in Journel
Advertisements in the Journel promote rubber stamps in a range of sizes at competitive prices, appealing to small businesses and offices seeking affordable desk supplies. The notice emphasizes value and quick availability.
Devoe Reappointed as City School Superintendent for Three Years
The Board of Education re elected Lowell Devoe as head of city schools for a three year term. Devoe has led the district for seven years guiding enrollment growth and cost reductions while maintaining high standards. He previously served as superintendent at Geneva Oxford and Nelson and has been active in local civic groups.
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Board of Education
Lowell
Devoe
Devoe Willl
Geneva
Oxford
Nelson
Stella
Lebanon
Nebraska
High Schoe
Ity
Korn Karnival
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Methodist Church
4-H Winners Take Trips to Club Week in Lincoln
Virginia Pollard of Nebawkna is among four Cass county 4-H girls earning a trip to 4-H Club Week in Lincoln after winning first in the county canning contest and placing sixth in the state, plus six dollars. Other Cass county 4-H members receive trips for outstanding work. Marie Anderson, Mrs. L. W. Rose, LeRoy Ahrens, and Richard Cole are named for state honors. Marie Ruth Pollard also earns a trip to the 4-H Conservation Camp at Seward for wildlife work. The Early Bird Poultry club wins Gooch Milling trophy. Oren Raymond Pollard leads the club.
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Virginia Pollard
Nebawkna
Lincoln
Ball Bros. Company
Virginia
Cass County
Marie Anderson
L. W. Rose
Murdock
LeRoy Ahrens
Richard Cole
Marie Ruth Pollard
Seward
Early Bird Poultry Club
Nehawka
Gooch Milling Company
Oren Raymond Pollard
Mrs Honor Young Returns Home After Dayton Funeral
Mrs Honor Young of Dayton Ohio left today for her eastern home after attending her mother Mrs W H Seybert’s funeral. She visited her sister Mrs C A Marshall and family and other relatives during the stay.
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Honor Young
Dayton
Ohio
W. H. Seybert
East
C. A. Marshall
Visit in City as Joneses Visit Pickens Family
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jones of Belden Nebraska arrived Saturday to enjoy a visit at the home of their daughter in law and her husband Mrs. Everett Pickens and Mr. Pickens with the new granddaughter Patricia Ann in the city.
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C. A. Jones
Belden
Nebraska
Everett Pickens
Patricia Ann
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Mr. Schneider
Verona Toman
Ruth Westover
Juanita Sigler
J. R. Reeder
Willa Jean Sylvester
University of Nebraska Department of Husbandry
Brouth
Blue
Oklahoma
Sheriff Ryder III
Woman’s Club
W. S. Norris
Pollard
Levi Pollard
United Brethren Church
Sportsmen Club
Memoriam
Historical Society Meeting
Henry Goos
Midland
Milo Price
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