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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1936

Page

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Fire Destroys Marcus Hotel Nebra City Wipes Out WPA RRA Records

A blaze at the Marcus hotel in Nebraska City gutted the building destroying WPA and RRA records. Payrolls for February 9 were saved in Lincoln but Otose In Cass county relief files rural rehabilitation and sewing center materials were all lost. Officers face starting over to compile project rosters and employment data.

RRA Nebra City Marcus Nebraska City WPA Lincoln Otce Cass County Mike Kerns Jean Spengler Eil Otoe County Relief Activities

Woodmen Circle Installs Officers at January Meeting

The Woodmen Circle held a regular Tuesday meeting at secretary Meric E. Kaufmann’s home. Officers installed for the year include guardian Max Fitzmayer and secretary Marie E. Kaufmann with Lizzie Kelley as inner sentinel. The next gathering is planned for March at Ida Cotner’s home.

Woodmen Circle Meric E. Kaufmann Max Fitzmayer Ovina Rippie Ida Conner Mary Huartwick Marie E. Kaufmann Elizabeth Buttery Lizzie Kelley Inner Sentinel Mary Kruger Mary Mumm Ernestine Jahrig Ida Cotner South 6Th Street

Horses are Popular Amid Heavy Snow in Local Area

Heavy snowfall and impassable roads drive residents back to horse drawn transport. Farmers with access to routes into town rely on teams and sleds or wagons where drifts are lighter. Many travel by field paths where roads are buried, and Cedar Creek road travelers often follow fields as roads.

Cedar Creek

Newman arraigned for disturbing the peace in Nebraska tavern

Harry Newman appeared before Judge Charles L. Graves and pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace at a local tavern. He was fined ten dollars plus costs and ordered to work off the sentence on the streets.

Charles L. Graves Harry Newman Nebraska

Patterson speaks on Lincoln at Wahoo banquet

Tarkio College history professor R Foster Patterson visited Wahoo Nebraska to deliver the Lincoln birthday address at the American Legion banquet. He reviewed Lincoln's life and times and discussed his impact on the nation today.

R. Foster Patterson Tarkio College Tarkio Missouri Wahoo Nebraska Patterson American Legion Lincoln Petterson

Country Home Burns to Ground Near Highway 75

A morning fire at 10 o clock destroyed the Monte Streight residence two miles north of the city near highway No 75. Ray Misner of Lincoln Telephone rushed to alert the occupants and the Flattsmouth fire department fought the blaze but it burned to the ground. The house owner now resides in Oakland California and investigators suspect an overheated chimney as the cause.

Charles Tassler Highway No. 75 Ray Misner Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co Flattsmouth Monte Streight Oakland California

Judge W C Parriott Dies in Washington After Roosevelts Era Service

Judge W C Parriott longtime Auburn Lincoln attorney died suddenly Thursday in Washington where he served in the federal housing administration under the Roosevelt administration. Born June 13 1870 in Auburn he was part of a large Nemaha county family. Survived by wife Bessie Tynon and son Tynon Parriott of Kansas City, plus siblings Frank Peru Lee Denver John Dawson Grover Mrs W H Rainey and Mrs C T Edwards.

W. C. Parriott Auburn Lincoln Washington Federal Housing Administration W. H. Rainey Grover Parriott Nebraska Mr. Parriott William Margaret Parriott Nemaha County

Westminster Guild Meeting Honors Africa Lesson

The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Louis Lohnes home on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lohnes led the lesson titled Clouds of Promise in Africa with inspirational devotions by Mrs. Bertha Shopp. An article The Upper Meaning guided worship and a brief business session followed.

Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church Louis Lohnes

Navy Enlists Ira E. Harris From Plattsmouth

Ira Earl Harris son of Mr Robert W Harris of 932 Cass Street Plattsmouth enlisted in the United States Navy at Omaha February 13 and was sent to the Naval Training Station San Diego California for recruit training.

Ira Earl Harris Robert W. Harris Cass Street Plertsmouth United States Navy Navy Omaha Naval Training Station San Diego California

Plattsmouth to Compete in Fremont Basketball Tourney

With no class A district tourney in the southeastern Nebraska, Plattsmouth and Nebraska City join the Fremont meet. Ashland Blair Columbus Davids City Fremont Schuyler and Wahoo are assigned to Fremont. District meet runs March 4 to 7 and the state tourney in Lincoln March 11 to 14. Auburn Falls City Pawnee City and Tecumseh head to Beatrice with Crete Fairbury and Beatrice strong contenders.

Nebraska Plattsmouth High Fremont Nebraska City Ashland Blair Columbus Davids City Schuyler Wahoo Plattsmouth Fromebraska City Lincoln Auburn Falls City Pawnee City Tecumseh Crete Fairbury Beatrice

Old Age Assistance Demand Prompts Extra Printed Forms

Director Tolen reports shortages of old age assistance blanks as orders near exhaustion and orders 10 000 more printed. Douglas county estimates 2 450 eligible at 18 dollars monthly, Fierce county 67 persons at 22 30, Cuming county 122 persons at 15 monthly, with state review and a 10 day waiting period before funds release. Needy seniors over 65 with income under 360 dollars qualify for up to 30 dollars monthly, about 20 on average. Continuous certification backed by Omaha civic groups aims to aid at least 2 000 aged on relief rolls soon.

Tolen State Assistance Committee Douglas County Fierce County Cuming County Omsha

Fifty Applications Signed Under New Old Age Pension Law

Paul Vandervoort county assistance director has signed up and completed fifty applications, all from this city and nearby. Bad weather prevented visits to other county areas, but he will announce dates to collect applications in different towns when travel resumes.

Paul Vandervoort

Mrs Ramsel Undergoes Minor Ankle Surgery

Mrs Mathilde Ramsel at Nicholas Senn hospital in Omaha had bone removed from the ankle and a silver plate inserted in a week of recovery. The operation aims to speed healing and restore use of the ankle.

Mathilde Ramsel Nicholas Senn Hospital Omaha

Journal correspondent faces blocked roads across county

The country correspondent for the Journal reports travel hampered by blocked roads. He could not reach Elmwood on the planned date and, unable to access Wabash Murdock and Manley, returned via the O Street road. News from those towns is thus unavailable this issue.

The Journal Elmwood Wabash Murdock Manley

Director to Visit Greenwood for Aged Assistance Applications

Paul Vandervoor county assistance director will visit Greenwood February 20 and 21 at Dr N D Talcoti office to take applications for old age assistance. He plans to travel to other towns to set up temporary offices as needed. Delays in registration and check arrival are expected due to high workload. Cass county assistance committees are working to expedite approvals for eligible applicants.

Greenwood N. D. Talcoti Paul Vandervoor Cass County

Funeral for Mrs Stoner Held at Sattler With Community Rites

The funeral of Mrs EFelle Stoner was held Thursday at the Sattler funeral home. A large attendance from Glenwood and Omaha gathered to pay tribute. The service was led by Dr H G McClusky with musical selections by Frank A Creidt and Mrs E H Wescott, followed by interment at Oak Hill cemetery. The WPA opened the road to the cemetery for the cortege. Pallbearers named. Family members attended, including eldest daughter Edith Romero from Long Head.

Efelle Stoner Sattler Glenwood Frank A. Creidt E. H. Wescott J. M. Roberts Oak Hill Cemetery WPA W. C. Sohennichsen B. A. Rosencrans E. Awurl F. P. Busch E. H. Schulhot Frank Smith Edith Romero Long Head Gertrude Gamblin Ethel Morrow Anna Carlson McKown Ethel Shook Webb Omaha Joseph Manacek James Manacek Mary Manacek Anna Smith Mary Walthers Maude Hansen William Reinch

Greenwood school bonds pass vote for building expansion

County Superintendent Miss Alpha C Peterson reports the Greenwood district passed a 7500 bond proposal by 138 to 31. The issue funds additions and improvements to the Greenwood school building with 45 percent government PWA grant backing.

Alpha C. Peterson E. H. Armstrong Board of Education of Greenwood PWA

Safety meeting with Sheriff Sylvester at Lincoln

Sheriff Homer Sylvester and Deputy Cass Sylvester attended a highway safety meeting in Lincoln called by Governor Roy Cochran. The event gathered state officers and representatives for discussions on statewide highway safety with an address by the governor and other participants.

Sherif Homer Sylvester Sherif Cass Sylvester Lincoln Roy Cochran

Woodbury Family Guests in City

Mr and Mrs Glen Woodbury and daughter of Nebraska City visited Wednesday as guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Theodore Ptak in a brief social call amid old friendship ties.

Glen Woodbury Nebraska City Theodore Ptak

Counties Seek Old Age Pensions in State Aid Plan

Sherman county proposes 200 pensions at 12.30 monthly totaling 2 536 for pensions and admin costs. Dundy 40 pensions 15 monthly 618. Platte 350 at 16.83 monthly 33 033. Furnas Adams and Fillmore counties submit applications. Sioux requests 900 state relief funds.

State Assistance Committee Sherman County Altho Dundy County Platte County Furnas County Adams County Filimroe County Sioux County

Valentine Party Honored Aileen Reed’s Eighth Grade Guests

Eighth grade girls gathered at Mr and Mrs Dewey Reed home for a Valentine party hosted by their daughter Aileen Reed. Guests exchanged valentines played games including ping pong and dancing. Refreshments were served with help from Rachel Wright and Aileen Reed.

Garade Dewey Reed Aileen Rachel Wright Aileen Reed Dorothy Will Wilma Swatek Shirley Petersen Phyllis Redd Corrine Drucker Helene Parker Helen Hiatt Charlotte Conner Jean Quinette Shirley Mason

School Caucus Sets Four Board Candidates for April Vote

Voters in Cass county school district No 1 will meet in the high school auditorium on Thursday February 20 to select four candidates for the spring election on Tuesday April 7. Two seats will be filled. Retiring board members are Dr P T Heinemann and R W Knorr.

Cass County

Cole Family Welcomes First Son In Nebraska Birth

Pleasant news from Brule Nebraska announces the birth of a six and a half pound son to Mr and Mrs Carl B Cole born at the Ogallala hospital in February mother and child are reported well Mr Cole a former resident and son of Mrs S O Cole of near this city greets the first son in the family

Cole Carl B. Cole Brule Nebraska Ogallala S. O. Cole

Masons Honor Fifty Year Medals at Nebraska Home

At the Nebraska Masonic Home Friday three residents received fifty year medals for long membership. William A. Robertson awarded medals to Bruce E. Jobs Stewart W. Lee and William J. Sears, with vocal solos and duets. Additional members listed include Frank Welch and Louis Taylor among many other long-term Masons across Omaha Tecumseh Plattsmouth and Sidney.

Nebraska Philip Sauter St. Johns Lodge A.F A. M Omaha John F. Twamsey St. Johns A. F P Charles B. Page Mt. Moriah Syracuse Nathaniel Sutherland Tecumseh A. F Charles Slattery Lincoln Chalkley J. Cooper DeWitt A. M. DeWitt John W. Farrand Eminence Gillmer Charles M. Headrick

Valentine Luncheon Bridge Hosts Charm and Cheer

Mrs John P Sattler Jr hosted a Valentine day luncheon at her south city home. The 1 o clock bridge gathering featured a heart shaped table and festive decorations. Mrs William Schmidtmann Jr won the high score among attendees including Mrs Carlell Mrs Carl Ofe Mrs Hill Martin Mrs Carl Schneider Mrs L McKissick Mrs L S Devoe Mrs L B Pucelik Mrs R Foster Patterson and Tarkio Mo guest of honor.

John P. Sattler, Jr William Schmidtmann, Jr Carlell Carl Ofe Hill Martin Carl Schneider L. ©. McKissick L. S. Devoe L. 8. Pucelik R. Foster Patterson Tarkio, Mo Sattler

Fight Snow To Aid Sick Bierl Family Ambulance Route

Residents clear a snowbound road to the Bierl farm to allow an ambulance to reach Mrs. Bierl who is ill and to be taken to a hospital for treatment. Workers expect to open the remaining bad mile soon to complete the passage.

Joseph Bierl

Grace Louise Wiles Chosen to Represent P H S in Contest

Grace Louise Wiles is selected by Plattsmouth High School senior class to represent the school in the Ruth Bryan Owen Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Contest. Kathryn Armstrong and Viva Palmer were runners up. The winner attends the Grand Island state conference March 18 under the D A R committee, with a possible trip to Washington D C if chosen, supported by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.

Rontenelle Plattsmouth High School Ruth Bryan Owen Grace Louise Wiles Kathryn Armstrong Viva Palmer Grand Island Frank W. Baker Washington, D. C D. A. IL Continental Congress United States of America

Japanese Christian Leader Addresses Omaha Meeting

Judge and Mrs. A. H. Duxbury and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Anderson attended a crowded Paramount theatre meeting in Omaha on Thursday evening. Dr. Kagawa delivered an instructive and inspirational address to the capacity audience.

A. H. Duxbury Ralph H. Anderson Omaha Kagawa Paramount Theatre

Mrs Robert Gray Returns Home From Immanuel Hospital

Mrs Robert Gray has recovered from an appendicitis operation at Immanuel hospital in Omaha and is able to return home. If weather and road conditions improve, she may be brought home this afternoon.

Robert Gray Immanuel Hospital Omaha

F. E. Warren Family Relocates to Park Hill Residence

The F. E. Warren family moves from a West Vine Street house to the R. M. Hayes property on South Fifth Street. The new home on Park Hill offers closer access to the business district and greater convenience for all family members.

F. E. Warren West Vine Street R. M. Hayes South Fifth Street Park Hill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jean Spangler Platters Sattler Funeral Home School Caucus Board of Education P. T. Heinemann R. W. Knorr Masonic W. A. Robertson P.H.S D. A. RB Grace Louise
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