Platters Rout South High in One Sided Court Show
The Platters crushed South High 31 to 10 on their home floor as South managed only two field goals. Bob Hirz and Rummel led Plattsmouth with multiple baskets while the home defense limited the visitors throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platters
Warriors
Plattsmouth Rooters
Flowers of South
Plattsmouth
McCleary
Rummel
Robert Cohorts
Bob Hirz
Porter
Thompson
Kirschenblatt
Robert
Rosenblatt
Franklin
Wescott
Hartford
Donat
Reelect R W Knorr Leads Chamber Retail Section
The Chamber of Commerce retail section met for a Wednesday luncheon at the Brown cafe to discuss reorganization. Members unanimously supported re electing R W Knorr as chairman citing his past year s effective leadership and the section s active civic role including Wednesday night specials and festival programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Brown Cafe
R. W. Knorr
Knorr
Sings Over Radio By Mrs Gilbert Hirz In City Feature
Mrs Gilbert Hirz a noted younger vocalist will broadcast each Friday at 2 15 PM from radio station WAAW Omaha Grain Exchange. She will perform popular songs with Miss Emily Lorenz as accompanist and fans have enjoyed her delightful programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Hirz
WAAW
Committees of C of C for Year are Announced
The Chamber of Commerce outlines its new year organization with Carl J. Schneider as vice president replacing Searle S. Davis. President William Baird announces committees across Finance Membership Roads Legislative Industries Retail Harbors Railroads Publicity Agriculture Civic Improvement and Entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Carl J. Schneider
Searle S. Davis
William Baird
F. I. Rea
John Cloidt
Henry Soennichsen
C. E. Sedgway
W. G. Kieck
H. G. McClusky
Glen Woodbury
H. A. Schneider
Georg. Farley
Carl Jensen
Rex Young
J. P. Sattler
A. L. Tidd
S. S. Davis
J. T. Begley
C. C. Wescott
E. H. Schulhof
Frank Bestor
John Crabill
Henry Nolting
A. E. Stewart
G. K. Hetrick
L. O. Minor
A. H. Duxbury
Rev. O. G. Wichmann
C. A. Rosencrans
J. H. Davis
Devoe
Carl Schneider
P. T. Heineman
E. A. Wurl
Carl Ofe
Jim Farnham
Queen Esthers Meet at Mrs Wescott’s Home
The Queen Esthers met at Mrs. C. C. Wescott’s home Thursday evening. Devotions led by Mrs. Fern McMahen included a vocal duet by Miss Fern Jahrig and Mrs. Gladys Glaze. Miss Mary Persinger led the business meeting. Mrs. Sylvia Hill continued the American Indian study, with games by Miss Ruth Patton and Mrs. Miled Newton. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wescott and Miss Fern Jahrig. A visitor, Mrs. Elsie Perkins, formerly a member now in Omaha, joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Wescott
Fern McMahen
Fern Jahrig
Gladys Glaze
Mary Persinger
Sylvia Hill
Ruth Patton
Miled Newton
Wescott
Elsie Perkins
Omaha
Stock Brand Renewals Now Five Years From Registration
Secretary Swanson announced a change in stock brand renewals based on an attorney general opinion. Renewals cost fifty cents, previously due Jan 1 1933 and 1938. Under the new rule a 1935 registration would renew in 1940, a move welcomed by banks and livestock lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
State Senate
Secretary of State
County Board Approves Yearly Budget and Wages
The Cass County board finished its annual meeting setting the current year budget at 173 700 with an emergency fund of 12 000 and reductions from 1932. They approved 2 400 for the Farm Bureau and 32 000 for the Agricultural Society, and fixed road crew wages and clerical salaries. They also provisioned 35 to hire extra counsel over the Plattsmouth Bridge Co. case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cass County Agricultural Society
Gorder and
Chapman
Pitt
Cass County Farm Bureau
J. M. Leyda
Plattsmouth
Missouri River
Birthday Dinner for William Schmidtmann Sr
Yesterday marked the sixty ninth birthday of William Schmidtmann Sr as he was honored at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs William Schmidtmann Jr The Schmidtmann family gathered with Omaha residents Dr Carl F Schmidtmann and Dr George Schmidtmann bringing a roasted pig for the feast The evening blended visiting and warm wishes in a memory lasting for the guest of honor and family alike
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schmidtmann
William Schmidtmann, Jr
Schmidtmann
Omaha
Carl F
George Schmidtmann
Chief Has Busy Time With City Investigations
Police chief Libershal spent a busy day handling investigations across the city. He walked through the west section to address complaints then responded to reports of contagious diseases requiring quarantine after his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libershal
Arrival of Little Daughter at Luschinsky Home
The Luschinsky family welcomed a healthy eight and a half pound daughter this morning. Both mother and child are reported to be doing well, and the birth has brought much happiness to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Luschinsky
Nehawka Robbery Strikes J H Steffens Store
Thieves raided the J H Steffens shop in Nehawka on Friday night or early morning stealing hundreds of dollars in merchandise. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window, with clothes, shoes, hosiery, cigarettes taken. Sheriff Sylvester was notified and a list of stolen items was gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
J. H. Steffens
Busin Tress
Sylvester
Entertained at Glenwood Family Dinner
Friday's Daily Miss Fern Stivers visited Glenwood for a dinner at Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stivers home. For the first time in 21 years all of Mrs. John Stivers' children gathered, with Mrs. Long of Hemingford visiting. Attendees included the Laymaster family, Floyd and Clay Stivers, Walter and R. M. Stivers, Charles Rogers, Ervin Long and daughter, and Harry Stivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Stivers
Glenwood
W. C. Stivers
John Stivers
Long
Hemingford
Nebraska
Robert Laymaster
Floyd and
Clay Stivers
Council Bluffs
Walter Stivers
R. M. Stivers
Charles Rogers
Ervin Long
Harry Stivers
Mrs Joe Martis Sr Leaves Mercy Hospital After Illness
Mrs Joe Martis Sr of Murray has recovered sufficiently from an operation at Mercy hospital Council Bluffs to leave the facility. She will stay with her sister Mrs Louis Klema south of town for some time while continuing recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Martis, Sr
Murray
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Louis Klema
Parker to Rebuild Home After City Fire
M Parker whose south city home burned weeks ago plans to begin erecting a new residence soon. The site offers an attractive location and the replacement will be constructed promptly to replace the former dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Parker
Mrs. Hayes Sidelined by Flu and Cold
Mrs. Robert B. Hayes has been confined to her home for several days due to flu and a severe cold. It is hoped she can resume her usual activities in the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hayes
Jewish C C Winners of Hard Fought Contest
The Plattsmouth Town team hosted the Jewish Community Center of Omaha in a tightly contested high school gym game. Weiner of the visitors hit a mid court field goal late, securing a 25 25 tie near the end before Donat and Weiner sealed the win for Omaha. Officials were Parrish Creighton, Rome, Goldberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Jewish Community Center
Omaha
Weiner
Donat, Forbes and
Wescott
McCrary
P. Gefelick
Donat
Married at Omaha
Marriage licenses in Omaha include Fred R. Anderson 19 and Darlene Pickett 18 both of Council Bluffs. The bride, formerly from this city, is daughter of Luther L. Pickett. The couple’s families have lived in Omaha in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Fred R. Anderson
Darlene Pickett
Council Bluffs
Luther L. Pickett
Mrs Frances Hula Reported Very Ill At Home
Frances Hula a longtime city resident is critically ill at her North 9th street home due to influenza and a heart weakness doctors say. The illness has left her in grave condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hula
City
North 9Th Street
Edward Patterson Departs for the West
Edward Patterson leaves home Friday to return to San Francisco where he works in telephone service and attends the junior college at San Mateo California. He enjoyed a pleasant holiday visit with his parents and reconnecting with old friends and schoolmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Patterson
R. F. Patterson
Edward
San Francisco
San Matio
California
Junior Band Organized in Plattsmouth Schools
Miss Cora Williams organized a junior band for fourth to sixth graders in Plattsmouth to train future high school musicians. The first rehearsal included three violins, two trumpets, one baritone, four saxophones, one snare drum, two clarinets and one xylophone, with regular rehearsals set for Tuesdays at 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Cora Williams
Hiatt
James
Cecil Comstock
Auston Rolland
Randall York
Williams
Ed Schulhof
Sheriff Sylvester Sells Ford Tudor Car
Sheriff Homer Sylvester conducted the first car sale for the new term, selling the Ford Tudor formerly owned by Gus Whitely under prohibition law. Guy Stokes of Louisville won the bid at 57.50 after several offers from city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sylvester
Gus Whitely
Guy Stokes
Louisville
Canon Petter Improves After Flu Sickness
Friends of Canon W. J. H. Petter rector of St. Luke's church note his gradual improvement from a several day flu illness. He remains unable to conduct the usual Sunday services as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. H. Petter
St. Luke's Church
Mrs Parmele Remains Bedfast After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Q. K. Parmele continues seriously ill at home over two weeks with steady decline over several months. She remains bedfast under constant medical care as her condition worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. K. Parmele
Reserves Edge Union 21 to 12 in Scrappy Clash
Plattsmouth Reserves defeated Union high school 21 to 12 in a hard fought game. Edwards Kief Kalina led Plattsmouth with multiple field goals while Morris paced Union with several baskets. Garnett and Bill Jensen added points as guard play and rough defense shaped the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
South
Union High School
Edwards
Kief
Kalina
O. Morris
Snodgrass
Ed Kalina
Brandt
Union
Tall
Rangy Edwards
Platters
Morris
Garnett
Bill Jensen
Wall
McQuin
Noted Bridge Player Mrs. Parmar Visits Omaha Club
Mrs. Allen Parmar of Omaha a leading local bridge figure and Culbertson pupil attended a contract bridge club gathering at the J. J. Richey home. Mrs. J. A. Donelan won first honors with Mrs. C. E. Hartford second as guests enjoyed refreshments before Parmar and her host couple shared dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hartford
Shows Improvement At St. Catherine’s Hospital Omaha
Gerald Ketelson 65 year old son of Mr and Mrs William Ketelson is holding his own in a serious pneumonia case that has lasted two weeks. The younger child has been in critical condition for a week and given oxygen. but he has shown two days of improvement and remains under careful care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Omaha
Gerald Ketelson
William Ketelson
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South High
South Side School
Arn
Hirz
Hiner
Flowers
Ho. G
Board of Commissioners
Jewish C. C
Plattsmouth Town
Forbes
Ar Wescott
Knoflicek
Donet
B. Gerelick
Parrish
Creighton
Rome
Goldberg
Galloway
Wiles
C. C
Burrough
Bogonoff
P. Gerelick
Mann
Canon Petter
Junior Platters
Ed Wescott
Jack Hart
Henry Jacques Donat
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