Happy Hundred Supper Highlights Plattsmouth School Work
Superintendent DeWolf shares school figures at First Presbyterian church supper as Happy Hundred members and local workers praise the district. Enrollment ranges 275 high school, 1,000 to 1,290 pupils overall with 70 non resident high school students and $7,600 yearly departmental funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
G. E. Newell
DeWolf
Plattismouth
Department of the
State University
Plattsmouth High
University of Nebraska
W. A. Robertson
Mynard
Rev. Edwards
W. Livingston
Burlington
R. P. Westover
Davis
Plattsmouth
St. Luke's Church
George D. Pierce
Adrian M. Newens
Lincoln
Young Couple Wed in Council Bluffs
Miss Ella Lohnes and Mr. Elmer Chamberlain were married at 2 30 PM in Council Bluffs. Rev Henry DeLong read the lines. The couple, after a dinner at the bride’s parents home, plan to settle in Little Rock Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lohnes
Elmer E. Chamberlain
Council Bluffs
Watter
Elmer Chamberlain
Jack Hallcroft
Henry DeLong
Court House
Plattsmouth
John Lohnes
Cedar Creek
Mr. Chamberlain
Burlington production meeting discussed new output system
This morning R. F. Nicks of Chicago and L. C. Brown and H. J. Utter of Lincoln attended a production meeting at the local Burlington shops with William Baird the shop superintendent. The meeting focused on a new system of production output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Nicks
Chicago
L. C. Brown
H. J. Utter
Lincoln
Burlington
William Baird
New County Officials Are Sworn In
The oath of office was administered by County Clerk George R. Sayes at 10 am in the board of county commissioners office. County Judge A. H. Duxbury and officials Co. L. Beal, William H. Puls, Charles D. Spangler took office, with W. G. Kieck and E. P. Stewart already sworn in. Retiring include James M. Roberson, 21 years as clerk, and Allen J. Beeson, 18 years as county judge. The change was smooth and the new officers began their duties alongside veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
George R. Sayes
A. H. Duxbury
The
District Court Co
Court House
James M. Robertson
District Court
Allen J. Beeson
Robertson
Beeson
C. K. Spangler
Murray
Beal
Alma Sydebotham
Duxbury
William H. Puls
The Lost Is Found
A. J. Trilety, a real estate man, had reported an overcoat stolen during winter winds. The community notes his vow to pursue the culprit and bring the garment back to shield him from Nebraska’s cold blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Trilety
Nebraska
Mr. Trilety
Matthew Herold Marries Constance Dernan in Jersey City
Announcement reports the marriage of Matthew Gering Herold to Miss Constance Patricia Dernan in Jersey City New Jersey on Monday January 1 The groom, son of Henry and Mrs Herold of this city, is a Harvard Law School graduate now practicing in New York with a major firm The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Izman The couple will reside at Two Gramercy Park New York City.
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Januery
Jersey City
New Jersey
Aliss
Constance Patricia Dernan
Afr
Matthew Gering Herold
Native Sons And Daughters Of Nebraska Plan Conference
The second annual meeting of the Native Sons and Daughters of Nebraska will convene Monday January 12 at the Lincoln hotel at 6 p m as a prelude to the Nebraska state historical society gathering. A reunion and dinner precede a program celebrating Nebraska’s past present and future with reservations through secretary Mrs Margaret E Thompson Sheldon. Notable Nebraska natives listed include Gilbert M Hitchcock S R McKelvie A J Weaver and Louise Pound among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Native Sons and Daughters of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebraska State Historical Society
Margaret E. Thompson Sheldon
South Twenty-third
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
R. McKelvie
A. J. Weaver
John Macaire
Harvey Newbranch
Charles Reavis
Wallace Robertson
Henry Maxwell
Ned C. Abbott
H. B. Alexander
C. F. Ladd
C. Petrus Peterson
E. C. Ames
Helen Nance Anderson
Margaret B. C. Shotwell
A. W. Richardson
Bess O’linn Smith
W. L. Anderson
C. C. Carlson
W. L. Loke
Returning to the West Hartsville man leaves after visit
Sam Gapen of Hartsville with his brother Oscar Gapen and sister Mrs George W Snyder departed this afternoon for home in the west after a week long visit in the city He renewed his weekly Journal subscription to stay in touch with events back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gapen
Hartsville
Wryo
Oscar Gapen
George W. Snyder
Gapen
Journal
Weekly
Continental Gas Line Opens West Nebraska Grid
Completion of a 57 mile high tension line from Plattsmouth to Lincoln links eastern Nebraska to western Iowa and northern Missouri. The 66 000 volt line will carry 33 000 initially with expansion planned as demand grows, providing multi point power from a rumored super power station. Construction ran Sep 1924 to Jan 1925 with poles 50 to 80 feet tall and large material orders including 425000 pounds of copper wire and 1100 feet of 58 inch city wire. Service to begin Feb 1 with permanent operation later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Gas & Electric Company
Flattsmouth
Lincoln
West
Great Power Company
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Continental Ecompany
Blue River
York
Norfolk
Grand Island
Clarfinda
Missouri Valley
Marysville
Plattemouth
Fiattemouth
Zeneth
Murdoch
Jackson
Kepler
Showing Improvement From Friday's Dejign Krejer
Dejign Krejer, star basketball and football player at the local high school, has been home since Thanksgiving due to a fractured kneecap but is improving. He moves about with crutches part time and continues his studies through special lessons to avoid falling behind. As a senior, his absence has been strongly felt in the athletic department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Washington
Lincoln
Mr. Newens
Hallie Wilson
Berlin
New Hampshire
Miss Wilson
Texas
Hves
United States
Imperial Valley
California
Nile Valley
Father Pierce
Joe Krejer
Joe
Retires From Meat Market After Forty Years of Work
Fred T. Ramee ends a forty year career in the meat trade at the S. & Chase Meat Market last Saturday. He helped build the business with Ed A. Oliver and later Carl Kunsman, remaining with the shop after it changed hands in 1917 to Mr. Chase. Ramee plans to enjoy a restful life with his accumulated means and reduced duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. &. Chase
Fred T. Ramee
Chasse
Mr. Ramee
Ed A. Oliver
E. A. Wurl
Oliver & Ramee
Carl Kunsman
Mr. Chase
Ramee
William Long Narrowly Escapes Car Crush Near Weeping Water
The Elmwood Leader-Echo reports that William Long survived a Sunday mishap when a Chalmers car, with a broken axle near Weeping Water, toppled onto him as he worked under it. The jack slipped, the car rested on his chest and arm, but his helpers freed him quickly. He was sore but uninjured beyond a bruised shoulder and arm and planned to return to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers
Wim. Lange
Myrle
George Bogenrief
Mr. Long
George
Bri. Lange
Long
Elmwood
Sweet Clover Seed Offered at Farmer Prices by Crower
Miss Marie Sperry was a visitor in Omaha today to spend a few hours looking after some business matters. W F Nolte, 1103rd and aw, invites phone estimates for sweet clover seed direct from the crower at farmer prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crower
W. F. Nolte
Marie Sperry
Omaha
Farmers State Bank Reports Growing West Prosperity
The Journal notes the bank’s rising figures and increasing deposits, signaling steady prosperity in the western region as the local community accumulates more wealth than in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank
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Blazing Trails
A.M. Newens
Phattsmouth
Inwa
Trilety
Benny
Reyal
Tony
Bestor & Swatek
Matthew Rerold
Jersey City, New Jersey
New York
Nebraska Natives
Continental Gas & Electric CO
Will Garry
Woman's Auxiliary Meets
St. Luke's
James T. Benney
George >. Pierce
Frank L
Mrs. Begley
William Long
First National
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