Popular Young People wed at Papillion
In Papillion on Wednesday afternoon Miss Doris Peterson and Mr. Roy F. Turner were married at the Lutheran church parsonage. The couple, accompanied by relatives, then travelled to Omaha for a brief visit before returning home to live with the groom’s parents. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson, is a 1932 Papillion High graduate and active in local social circles. The groom, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, is a 1930 graduate and noted for athletic involvement. The couple are regarded as popular young locals starting married life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papillion
Doris Peterson
Roy F. Turner
Gilbert Hirz
Alice Peterson
Louis Wondra
Sarpy
Methodist Church
Ben Turner
BUILD OWN CHURCH AT SCHOOL FOR CHRISTMAS
Miss Helen Farley’s first ward school organized a student led church project. Students collected orange crates built pews and pulpit, painted windows, and arranged an organ with Dorothy Lynch playing Silent Night and Away in a Manger. Leonard Bashus led preaching and the third grade wrote the carol words played during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Helen Farley
Cary Marshall
Billy Young
Lloyd Taplett
Fredrick Lindeman
Kenneth Hitzman
Leonard Bashus
Troy Cotner
Joan Tiekotter
Frederick Lindeman
Richard Espegren
Bonnie Walters
Donald Nelin
Joan Tickotter
Billy Robertson
Mike Kearns
Dorothy Lynch
Helen Hough
Card of Thanks for Alice Marie Sigler
Mr and Mrs Wiley Sigler thank friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during the sickness and death of their daughter Alice Marie Granville and Jaunita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Sigler
Alice Marie
Granville
Jaunita
Undergoing Treatment for Ulcers at Veterans Hospital
Raymond J. Larson of Lincoln is at the U. S. Veterans' hospital undergoing treatment and a special diet for a severe stomach ulcer. After weeks of care he shows improvement and relief from earlier apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Larson
U. S. Veterans' Hospital At
Lincoln
Larson
Mr. Larson
Inauguration Day at Court House Opens County Offices
The county officers elected last November began their terms today with the oath of office administered by County Clerk George Sayles. Julius A. Pitt succeeded George L. Farley as first district commissioner, making the board all Democrats for the first time in years. District Judge James T. Begsey and County Judge A. H. Duxbury were re elected, and Sheriff Sylvester and Surveyor Fitch continued in office to fill vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sayles
Julius A. Pitt
George L. Farley
James T. Begsey
A. H. Duxbury
Sylvester
Fitch
Pitt
Board of County Commissioners
Altho
Stewart Family Return From Holiday Visit to the East
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Stewart returned home after a two week holiday in the east. They visited Warren Pennsylvania with Mrs Nina Stewart and sister Mrs C W Beckley. Mr Stewart, manager of the Norfolk Packing Plant, resumed duties today after the pleasant family trip and noted conditions were steadier than in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Stewart
Warren
Pennsylvania
Nina Stewart
Stewart
C. W. Beckley
Norfolk Packing Plant
Shelter Wanderers Seek Work as Homeless Floaters Roam
Police hosted twelve floaters who traveled from across the country seeking employment and shelter. They say towns struggle to aid the needy, a nationwide issue as communities wrestle with limited resources for the unhoused.
SETTLE IN NEW HOME MR Murdick Weds Miss Wescott
Mr. and Mrs. Perry H. Murdick, married at Christmas, reside in Elizabeth New Jersey where he will work at a major bank. Mrs. Murdick is the former Miss Helen Wescott of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry H. Murdick
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Murdick
Helen Wescott
New-Deal Mystery Sales Offer Great Opportunities
An unusual opportunity for Plattsmouth residents to attend the New-Deal Mystery sales next Wednesday. Merchants advertise sweeping price reductions on all lines with two items offered below cost in each ad. Stores list bargains likely unmatched, with stock clarity to last many seasons at rock bottom prices across Cass, Sarpy, and Mills counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Sarpy
Mills Counties
Schuldice Family Attends Funeral For William Schuldice
Family members gathered for the funeral of William Schuldice with relatives from Omaha Pender Chicago Crant and other cities in attendance. The sole absent brother was George Schuldice of Chicago. Immediate relatives returned to Omaha after services.
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Schuldice
William Schuldice
George Schuldice
Chicago
Co. L. Pierce
Omaha
Fred Engelhardt
Pender
Albert Schuldice
Frank H. Schuldice
Harry Schuldice
Herbert Davidson
Harry Benson
William Fritchmann
Crant
City
Assist Good Cause at Lincoln Telephone Co Charity Drive
The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co employees chose to donate Christmas remembrances to the Associated Charities. The funds support the hospital fund for medicines and supplies for the sick and needy, a timely effort during the heavy flu epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
Associated Charities
Showing Improvement for Mrs Hisket at University Hospital
Mrs James Hisket at University hospital Omaha is somewhat better Friday after a serious pneumonia attack. Family had been greatly concerned but the update hopes for marked improvement in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hisket
University Hospital At
Omaha
Arrival of New Son for Grassman Family
Mr and Mrs Paul Grassman of Omaha welcome a seven pound son born early this week. Grassman, a former Plattsmouth youth, is son of Mrs Belle Stoner of Glenwood and brother of Hillard Grassman of this city. Friends extend congratulations to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Grassman
Omaha
Mr. Grassman
Plattsmouth
Belle Stoner
Glenwood
Hillard Grassman
Lincoln Officials Attend State Legislature Session
Lincoln County Treasurer John E. Turner County Judge A. H. Duxbury and County Attorney W. C. Kieck visit Lincoln to manage county business at the state house and observe the legislature while witnessing the inauguration of state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Turner
A. H. Duxbury
W. C. Kieck
Lincoln
State House
Party of Soldiers Revels Stopped by Police
A trio of Fort Crook soldiers were detained by officers Pickrel and Stewart after police found them intoxicated with a half gallon jug and no driver's license. They were held for investigation before being sent back to Fort Crook for military handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Crook
Pickrel
Stewart
Ill With Pneumonia In Hock Bluffs
Chase Patterson of Hock Bluffs is critically ill with a well developed pneumonia following a flu. He is the son of the late Fred Patterson and resides in the old home, cared for at Walter Furlong’s house with Dr. Tyson of Murray and nurse Mrs. Shered Graves attending. The latest report says fever had broken but he remains very weak with little hope for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Patterson
Hock Bluffs
Mr. Patterson
Fred Patterson
Walter Furlong
Dr. Tyson of
Murray
Shered Graves
Chamber of Commerce Plans Year Ahead Under William Baird
President William Baird directs the Plattsmouth Chamber of Commerce in setting up committees for the new year and naming E. H. Wescott secretary. The aim is to mobilize business and professional leaders to advance civic progress as conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baird
Chamber of Commerce
Baird
E. H. Wescott
Wescott
Plattsmouth
Shower for Mrs Carl Ulrich at Streight home
Mrs Carl Ulrich was the guest of honor at a kitchen shower on Oak street hosted by Miss Fern Stivers and Misses Patricia and Ruth Ferrie. Games and contests awarded prizes to Mrs Ulrich and others, with pink and white decorations and a bouquet centerpiece. Refreshments were served and many gifts given to the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ulrich
Streight
Oak Street
Fern Stivers
Patricia
Ruth Ferrie
Waldemar Soennichsen
Marie Meisinger
W. E. Scott
Ulrich
William Schuldice Buried in Catholic Mass
The funeral for William Schuldice was held at 9 o'clock this morning at St. John's Catholic Church. Father George Agius celebrated the mass. A large number of friends and family attended, and the body was buried in the Catholic cemetery west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schuldice
St. John’s Catholic Church
George Agius
Ben Turner to Visit Oklahoma To See Mother in Sulphur
Ben Turner of this city plans a trip south next week to visit his mother Mrs. Mary Turner in Sulphur Oklahoma and explore other points in the state and Texas. Mrs. Turner, aged eighty four, is not in good health and the visit is expected to last for some duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Turner
Mary Turner
Sulphur
Oklahoma
Texas
Return to University Students Depart for Lincoln
Plattsmouth students at the state university return to Lincoln to resume classes after the holiday break. Names listed include Maxine Cloidt Vestetta Robertson Theresa Libershal Madge Garnett George Swatek James Begley and John H Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
The
State University
Lincoln
Maxine Cloidt
Vestetta Robertson
Theresa Libershal
Madge Garnett
George Swatek
James Begley
John H. Becker
County Board Reorganized After Pitz Takes Office
County Commissioners reorganized for the year after Julius A. Pitz sworn in. E. B. Chapman of Union named chairman, Fred H. Gorder of Weeping Water vice chairman, and Mr. Pitt as junior member. They adjourned to January 10th to plan the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius A. Pitz
Board of Commissioners
Pitz
E. B. Chapman
Union
Fred H. Gorder
Weeping Water
Mr. Pitt
Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles L Pease
Mr and Mrs Charles L Pease entertained a small group at their west Marble street home for a goose dinner. Pink rose decorations enhanced the charm of the table as guests Fern Stivers Mrs Louis W Egenberger Patricia and Ruth Ferrie joined in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Pease
West Marble Street
Fern Stivers
Louis W. Egenberger
Patricia
Ruth Ferrie
Mrs. Morris Stander Dies at Omaha
Mrs. Morris Stander formerly Miss Ethel Decker dies at Nicholas Senn hospital Omaha after long illness anemia. She leaves husband and two young sons Elmer Lee 5 and Donald Dean 2, plus her parents George and Mrs Decker and three sisters. The couple lived on a farm west of the city and many friends extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Senn
Omaha
Morris Stander
Stander
Ethel Decker
George Decker
Strang
Nebraska
Elmer Lee
Donald Dean
Sheriff Ill After Flu Forces Temporary Retirement
Sheriff Homer Sylvester retired to his home Thursday afternoon after an illness with the influenza that has many residents bedfast. He remains ill but hopes to resume duties soon as Deputy Sheriff Lancaster handles field and office work during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sylvester
Lancaster
Mrs. John P. Sattler Jr. Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. John P. Sattler Sr. has recovered enough to leave Clarkson hospital in Omaha and return home. She will be required to rest and not receive guests for some time. She expresses appreciation for the cards and remembrances received while hospitalized.
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John P. Sattler
Clarkson
Omaha
Masonic Home Association Leaders Headed to Omaha
James M. Robertson president W A Robertson board member and W F Evers superintendent depart for Omaha to attend a board of control meeting at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Robertson
Masonic Home Association
W. A. Robertson
Board of Control
W. F. Evers
Omaha
Masonic Temple
Pleasant News Of A Newborn Elvin Edward Greene II
The birth of a son on December 99 at Lake Worth Florida to Mr and Mrs E E Greene Jr is announced. The child weighs eight and a half pounds and both mother and baby are doing well. The mother formerly Miss Roberta Propst eldest daughter of Mr R L Propst. The baby is named Elvin Edward Greene II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Worth
Florida
E. E. Greene, Jr
Green
Roberta Propst
R. L. Propst
Elvin Edward Greene
Platters Beat Nebraska City 27 to 17 on Home Court
Plattsmouth high school defeats Nebraska City 27 to 17 in a hard fought game at Nebraska City. Bob Rummel scores 14 points, Stuart Porter adds 7, while McCleary disrupts Nebraska City passes. Reserves fall 21 to 17 in curtain raiser. Next game against South Omaha is next Wednesday at home.
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Plattsmouth
Nebraska City
Altho
Bob Rummel
Stuart Porter
Platters
McCleary
Platts‘mouth
South Omaha
Little Lad Quite Poorly In Critical Condition
Five year old Ketelson boy of Mr and Mrs William Ketelson remains in very critical condition at home after a week of illness. Earlier diagnosis with flu developed into pneumonia prompting expected Omaha specialists to assist in consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally Gerald
William Ketelson
Omaha
Local farmer A. B. Fornoff visits city amid flu outbreak
A. B. Fornoff of Louisville, longtime Cedar Creek farmer, stopped in the city Friday to handle business and visit old friends. He reports widespread flu illness in Cedar Creek, though cases are improving. He renewed his Journal subscription during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Fornoff
Louisville
Mr. Fornoff
Cedar Creek
The
Journal
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Rhodes
Porter
Hiner
Armstrong
Rome
Ee Hirz
Kastner
Ft Maynard
McIntyre
Owens
Witty
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Arrison
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