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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1939

Page

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Bitudobe blocks eyed for cheap farm buildings

George H. Lobdell of Lincoln visited Cass county to discuss replacing fire damaged farm buildings with bitudobe blocks. University of Nebraska Extension reports a six page bulletin on making and using these blocks for poultry houses, noting cost savings, simple ingredients, and fast construction.

George H. Lobdell Lincoln Plattsmouth Cass County Eveland Elmwood Extension Department University of Nebraska I. of N Lincoln Star and Journal W. H. Brokaw University of Nebraska Agricultural College Nebraska University of Nebraska Experiment Station The Bulletin California

Construction Specs for One Story Adobe Building

Detailed instructions describe the construction of a one story adobe building including the layout and materials. It specifies laying the floor in the same adobe material and outlines standard practices for foundation walls, roof support, and finishing. The text emphasizes durable earth architecture and adherence to traditional methods.

Ill Wilton Gates Departs for Latunia Colorado

Sheriff Joe Mrasek sent Wilton Gates who had lived ill for two weeks back to his Colorado home. The boy, who ran away from the Flanagan Home in Omaha, had pneumonia but was well enough to travel. He was picked up by the sheriff here after exposure caused the illness.

Joe Mrasek Wilton Gates Colorado Flanagan Omaha Latunia

Modern Woodmen Install New Cass Camp Officers

Cass Camp No. 332 Modern Woodmen of America installed its recently elected officers on Tuesday night at the Eagles building. Fred H. Vincent acted as installing officer. New officers include Edward Kohrell consul, CO E Finneyfrock past consul, L C Gaylord advisor, H F Goos clerk, Edward Gabelman banker, Edgar Newton escort, E L Bayier watchman, Everett Elliott sentry, Clement Wester trustee, R P Westover physician, Mrs L O Gaylord musician, Fred H. Vincent chief forester. A motion to shift meetings from Tuesday to Friday was tabled for a future vote. Refreshments and pinochle followed.

Cass Camp No. 332 Modern Woodmen of America Eagles Organization Fred H. Vincent Edward Kohrell E. Finneyfrock L. C. Gaylord H. F. Goos Edward Gabelman Edgar Newton E. L. Bayier Everett Elliott Clement Wester R. P. Westover L. O. Gaylord

Arrest Suspect in Gas siphoning case near park

Last evening as Frank Boetel returned home near the Athletic park he watched two men siphon gas from Mr. Briggs car, leaving behind a gas can and hose. They fled but were pursued. one man was arrested and held, the other rounded up. Officer Herbert Johnson secured the car and took the suspect to jail pending filing of a complaint.

Frank Boetel Athletic Park Tenth Street Washington Avenue Herbert Johnson

Amelia Friedrich Attends Nebraska State Nurses Convention

Miss Amelia Friedrich of this city attended the Nebraska State Nurses convention and banquet at the Hotel Fontenelle. The event drew many registered nurses with a fine program, and Dr. Sven Isaacson of Chicago delivered the principal address Thursday evening.

Amelia Friedrich Nebraska State Nurses” Association Hotel Fontenelle Sven Isaacson Chicago

Parents Welcome Nine Pounder Daughter At Home

Mr and Mrs John L Hild announce the birth of a nine and a quarter pound daughter arriving early Sunday morning. Both mother and baby are doing nicely and the event brings joy to the family including a little brother and two sisters.

John L. Hild

Rotary District Governor visits Plattsmouth club dinner

The Plattsmouth Rotary club hosted Harry Russell of Hastings district governor at a Hotel Plattsmouth dinner. He spoke on four Rotary priorities and urged thrift and labor over costly programs, noting Euros’ suppression of liberal Rotary ideals and the lack of clubs in Russia under state control.

Plattsmouth Frank A. Cloidt Kathleen Romberg L. S. Devoe Arthur Troop Russell Rotary Germany Italy Russia

W F Briggs Dies in West After Long Illness

Warren Foote Briggs of Plattsmouth reports the death of W F Briggs born April 15 1861 in Salem Iowa died January 26 1939 in Winton California at about 78. He leaves a wife and son Arthur S Briggs in California. Funeral and burial were held in Atwater California. He was educated in Salem Iowa and worked as a printer before moving to California forty years ago to farm and work as a plasterer and mason. His health failed from cancer treated at home last year.

Warren Foote Briggs M. S&s. Briggs Plattsmouth Salem Iowa Winton California Arthur S. Briggs Atwater Calif

Oil Company Directors Meet Over Murray Well

The Golden Red Oil board met in attorney A. L. Tidd's office to discuss the Murray area oil well. They authorized purchasing casing and employing two drainers and two helpers to drill around the clock until completion.

Golden Red Oil Company A. L. Tidd Murray

Local worker suffers back injury in shop accident

C. A. Alexson, a local shop employee, sustained a back injury Friday morning. He received attention at Dr. L. S. Pucelik's office. The injury was not dangerous and he was made as comfortable as possible after the accident.

C. A. Alexson L. S. Pucelik

Globe Breakage Suspected Slingshot Vandalism

Police shift inquiry to deliberate vandalism after multiple electrolic globes were broken by slingshots. City warns offenders of penalties for destruction of property as investigations continue.

Committees Named by Ad Club at 1929 Luncheon

At the first luncheon of the Business Men's Ad Club under new officers in 1929 Fred Busch announced committee members for 1939 and reappointed Warren Scharfenberg as secretary. Kü

Business Men's Ad Club Fred Busch Warren Scharfenberg Roy W. Knorr W. C. Soennichsen C. C. Wescott James Mauzy W. C. Soennichsen, Co C. Wescott E. A. Webb Hillard Grassman C.” Wescott Frank Mullen King Korn Karnival Mr. Knorr Henry Soennichsen Korn Karnival

Miss Alice Louise Wescott Nears Hospital Return Home

Mrs. C C Wescott reports daughter Miss Alice Louise Wescott will leave St Francis hospital Evans ton Illinois on Tuesday to recuperate at home after a successful surgical recovery. Mrs Wescott is in Chicago with her daughter.

Alice Louise Wescott St. Francis Hospital Evanston Illinois Miss Wescott C. C. Wescott Chicago

Cedar Creek Ladies Aid Meeting Feb 1 at 2:30

The Cedar Creek Ladies Aid will convene Wednesday afternoon February 1 at 2 30 in the aid hall. S O Perkins secretary of the Nebraska Crippled Children's society will speak along with Mrs Elmer Sundstrom of Plattsmouth. A large attendance is desired.

Cedar Creek

Halmes Returns From Hospital After Appendicitis Operation

Peter Halmes, son of Mr and Mrs William Halmes, returned home from St Joseph hospital where he was operated on for appendicitis several days ago. Not yet fully well, he will recuperate at home.

Peter Halmes William Halmes St. Joseph Hospital Mr. Halmes

Wooster Visits Parents After Lincoln Trip

Raymond Wooster a University of Nebraska pharmacy student returned here to spend several days with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Wooster from Lincoln.

Raymond Wooster University of Nebraska Lincoln Joseph Wooster

State Recreation Heads Meet at Plattsmouth Center Dinner

The Recreation Center board led by Elmer Sundstrom and Clyde Jackson hosted state recreation officials from Lincoln and surrounding counties for a round table discussion. Guests Neal McDonald Harold Hild William Ossian William Thomas and Mr Anderson praised local efforts and the center’s role in community entertainment.

Recreation Center Board Elmer Sundstrom Clyde Jackson State Recreational Headquarters Plattsmouth Neal McDonald Lincoln Harold Hild William Ossian Otoe Nebraska City William Thomas Mr. Anderson Saunders County Wahoo

County Court Doings Highlight Probate Hearings

The county court, led by Judge A H Duxbury, handled multiple probate matters on Friday. Probate was granted for the will of John W Barrow of Ashland with Mrs Barrow named executrix. The Hammer couple attended, and proceedings covered the Fraser Barker estate, guardianship actions on foreclosure of ward Sophia Nielsen, and claims in Edward H Spangler's estate with Mrs Spangler and Richard Spangler present.

A. H. Duxbury John W. Barrow Ashland Barrow Karl Hammer Frances Barker Louisville Sophia Nielsen Carl D. Ganz Edward H. Spangler Spangler Richard Spangler

Mayfields Head South for Corpus Christi Visit

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mayfield of Louisville depart Nebraska for Corpus Christi Texas. They have enjoyed mild winter weather there and plan a several week stay with sea fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. They have lived in Portland a suburb of Corpus Christi for the past few years.

L. J. Mayfield Louisville Nebraska South Corpus Christi Texas Mayfield Gulf of Mexico Portland

Miss Robertson home for weekend visit from Nebraska

Miss Rachel Robertson, University of Nebraska student, is spending the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robertson and her brother Billy. The family spent Wednesday in Lincoln visiting Mrs. Harold Murphey and her family.

Rachel Robertson University of Nebraska W. A. Robertson Billy Lincoln Harold Murphey

Pugleys Plan Winter Travels From Bayard

Dr and Mrs G W Pugley and niece Miss Marian Propst of Bayard Neb spent several days with Mr and Mrs J L Stamp before heading south for the winter. They will visit New Orleans Mardi Gras Miami Lake Worth and Jacksonville then Cuba on the trip. After returning they will travel through West Virginia to relatives of Mrs Pugsley and then to Washington D C before taking the northern route home.

G. W. Pugley Marian Propst Bayard Nebr J. L. Stamp Southland New Orleans Miami Lake Worth Jacksonville Cuba States West Virginia Pugsley Washington, D. C

Honor Roll Students of Local High School 1928 Second Quarter

The list shows freshmen Betty Ault Sanford Short Yvonne DeLes Denier Margaret Rea Ellen Dodds Roberta Beveridge Betty Gayer Maxine Graves Danny Terryberry and others on the honor roll for the second quarter and first semester 1928 239 with asterisk marking those eligible for both periods.

Betty Ault Sanford Short Yvonne DeLes Denier Margaret Rea Ellen Dodds Roberta Beveridge Betty Gayer Maxine Graves Danny Terryberry

Small shed burns near York residence

Fire department extinguished a small shed fire at Don Co. York’s home at Thirteenth and Vine streets with no major damage or insurance on the shed. The York family praised the department’s quick and excellent response.

Don Co. York Thirteenth and Vine Streets York

Appreciation for Rural School Contest Victory

A note from Martha Kaffenberger thanking voters and contributors after Dist. No. 37 school won the Rural School Contest for the first week. The message expresses gratitude from the school children and the teacher for cooperation and support.

Hospital Visit For Mr H F Goos In Omaha

Mrs H F Goos and Mrs William Schmidtmann Sr with William Schmidtmann Jr visited Clarkson Hospital in Omaha today to see H F Goos who has been there several days. He is expected to undergo surgery today for a long standing kidney stones condition.

H. F. Goos William Schmidtmann, Sr William Schmidtmann, Jr Omaha Clarkson Hospital Goos

Feeling Much Better Miss Celia Palacek Resting at Home

Miss Celia Palacek recently returned from Omaha where she recovered from an operation and is now much improved. She is resting at home and officials expect a quick return to good health.

Celia Palacek Omaha

St Paul’s Aid Society Meeting Set for Feb 2

The St Paul s aid society will meet Thursday afternoon February 2 at the church parlors with hostesses Mesdames Adam Stoehr and Fred Guenther arranging.

St. Paul's Aid Society Adam Stoehr Fred Guenther

George P. Dobson Named Plattsmouth Area Manager

George P. Dobson of Lincoln is appointed area manager for the Plattsmouth district of the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co. effective February 1, succeeding late Ray Misner. Dobson joined LT&T in 1929, rose through engineering and service, and became sales manager on March 1, 1938.

George P. Dobson Lincoln Plattamouth Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company J. A. McKinzie Mr. Dobson Ray Misner Dobson Telephone Company Lincoln Service Department

Plattsmouth Electrification Hires Put In New Leadership

R H Gray is promoted to manager of the Weeping Water exchange after serving as vice chief at Plattsmouth since February 1925 and earlier work in Rising City Lincoln Tecumseh Table Rock and Plattsmouth. Joseph Abrams becomes wire chief at Plattsmouth bringing a long telephony career from multiple cities. Dobson to oversee area with Dobson noting Dobson.

Lincoln Junior Chamber of Commerce Plattemouth Westminster Presbyterian Church Lincoln Dobson Plattesmouth R. H. Gray Wice Weeping Water Exchange Mr. Gray Telephone Company Bradshaw Plattsmouth Abrams Seward Dorchester Shelby Clay Center Fairmont Osceola Weeping Water

Suit in partition filed over Louisville lots 512 513

In district court a suit in partition was filed by Donald Barker and others against Edward N. Barker and others. Plaintiffs claim Donald Barker owns 11/20 of two Louisville lots 512 and 513 while defendants own 9/20. They seek judgment confirming shares and, if needed, sale and division of the property.

District Court Donald Barker Edward N. Barker Louisville

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Sarah Young

The Children of Mrs. Sarah Young express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown and sympathy during her illness and funeral services, and for the flowers.

Sarah Young

Also Mentioned on This Page

Uni. of Cass Camp W. F. Briggs West OIL Company Roy Knorr Walter Smith Cedar Creek Ladies Aid Rita Berlett Frances Bierl Maxine Cole Robert Cook Corbin Davis Harold Flockhart Bernice Halmes Edwin Hiber Ronald Lester Betty Jo Libershal Joe Nible Clayton Sack Verona Toman Shirley Walling Ruth Westover Anna Altschaffl Frank Dall Mary Helen Dill Darlene Hennings Richard Hitt Whipple Leonard Glen Lutz Allen White C. Drucker Jack Barton John Bestor Veda Capps Alice Jane Grosshans Frances Hadraba John Livingston Kathleen Nolte Betty Ruffner Helen Dieter Ronald Rebal Warren Reed Thomas Solomon John Tidball Hazel Kenney Jim Webb Janet Westover Stephen Wiles Elmore Brink Martha Kaffenberger D&Éw George Dobson P. Dobson Journal
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