Holy See Honors Father Michael A Shine as Monsignor
Plattsmouth residents celebrate the Holy See naming Father Michael A Shine rector of St John’s Church in Plattsmouth as Monsignor. The honor keeps him in charge at St John’s and reflects his long service to the Nebraska church and state history work.
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Plattsmouth
Michael A. Shine
St. John’s
Holy See
Rome
Father Shine
Nebraska
Nebraska State Historical Society
Charles J. O'Reilly
Francis J. Beckman
Lincoln
Dance Recital Delights Fremont Pupils at High School Gym
Miss Dorothy Whelpley led a large crowd of relatives and friends through a joyful recital. The program featured Garden Blossoms, Aire de Ballet, A Woodland Elf, Secrets, The Sandman, Spanish Dance, Little Miss Muffer, From a Toy Shop, Saltarella, White Butterfly, Two Maids of Japan, Pizzicato, A Yellow Rose. Accompanists were Alice Wooster and Mrs. Cauldwell. The instructor departs for New York to study gymnastic and Russian dances at Columbia University and with Theodore Kosloff.
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Dorothy Whelpley
Fremont
Garden Blossoms
Kitty Anne Dovey
Eleanor Minor
Rosemary Cloidt
Jane Patterson
Maizy Sharp
Janet Westover
Mary Catherine Wiles
Rachel Robertson
Aire de Ballet
Kathleen Troop
Anna Margaret McCarthy
Jean Caldwell
Sandman
Jean Tidball
Miss Muffer
Alice Crabill
Helen Perry
Saltarella
Maxine Cloidt
Japan
Velma Sharn
Bestor
Vestetta Robertson
Alice Wooster
Mrs. Cauldwell
Miss Whelpley
New York
Columbia University
Theodore Kosloff
Doctor Westover Undergoes Sinus Operation in Omaha
Yesterday morning Dr. R. P. Westover drove to Omaha and entered Clarkson hospital for an operation on acute sinus trouble. The procedure was completed promptly and he is reported as feeling better though still hospitalized. Recovery will keep him away from his practice for some time with the aim of lasting relief.
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R. P. Westover
Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Bates Book and Stationery Store Smoking Advisory
A note lists two mild after dinner smoke incentives at Bates Book and Stationery Store. The message directs patrons to visit the shop for the offered cigarettes after evening meals.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
Theft of Corn From Gallery Farm Near City
Thieves took 75 to 100 bushels of corn from a gallery farm southwest of the city last night. They arrived with a hauling truck and escaped before discovery. The grain was on a parcel owned by John S. Vallery, distant from the Vallery residence, making pursuit difficult.
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Gallery Farm
John S. Vallery
Vallery
Plattsmouth Youth Advances in Electrical Engineering
Merle Rainey son of Mr and Mrs W H Rainey, formerly of Plattsmouth, has progressed in his electrical engineering career. A Nebraska University graduate 1925 he now works at Edison Commonwealth company in Chicago. He has led statistical work in Chicago offices and will head the Crawford station near Chicago for a period. He plans a two week Plattsmouth visit and a week in Omaha for the American Legion convention October 6 to 9.
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Plattsmouth
Merle Rainey
W. H. Rainey
Plattsmouth High School
Rainey
Edison Commonwealth Company
Chicago
University of Nebraska
Statistical Department
Loston
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Crawford Station
Edison Company
Pleasant Bridge Party At Coronado Apartments
A Saturday evening bridge event at the Coronado apartments hosted by Mrs. Thomas Walling Jr. drew four tables of players. Mrs. F R Gobelman won first prize, Mrs. A Rosencrans took second, and Mrs. Hill Martin earned the consolation prize with out-of-town guests Mrs. Leonard Meisinger and Miss Margaret O Rourke of Omaha attending.
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Thomas Walling, Jr
Coronado Apartments
F. R. Gobelman
Dc. A. Rosencrans
Hill Martin
Thomas Walling, Sr
Pauline Bajeck
Mary Margaret Walling
Alice Ptak
Leonard Meisinger
Margaret O'Rourke
Omaha
Kettlehut probate case remains in county court
The probate hearing for Henry Kettlehut Sr. of Eagle continues after a full Monday session and is expected to extend through Tuesday. Opponents of the will have presented many witnesses while the applicants defend the probate in a heated contest drawing local interest in Eagle.
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Henry Kettlehut
Eagle
Kettlehut
Shows Improvement From Tuesday’s Daily
Dr. R. P. Westover at Clarkson hospital in Omaha is recovering from a Sunday operation. He improved this afternoon after a very poor day yesterday when he suffered lingering effects. Doctors report more favorable indications and that the immediate effects of the operation have worn off.
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R. P. Westover
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Beeson Returns From Modern Woodmen Head Camp
Judge Allen J Beeson returned from Chicago where he attended the Modern Woodmen of America head camp as a leading member of the grievances and appeal committee. He visited Springfield and the Lincoln home and heard part of the Shepherd case in Chicago with State's Attorney Robert E Crowe present.
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Allen J. Beeson
Chicago
Woodmen of America
Judge Beeson
Springfield
Hainois
Lincoln
Chicaugo
Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
Severe Saturday Storms Cause Crop and Property Damage
Local reports from Plattsmouth and surrounding communities describe a major late night storm system that swept from near Lincoln to Manley and east into Mills and Cass counties Iowa. Rain totals reached 3 to 4 inches in Lincoln and Havelock with extensive corn damage, while western Cass County saw a strong hail event and Mills County experienced high winds that leveled barns and trees along the Missouri river bottoms.
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Plattsmecuth
Lincoln
Manley
Afills County
Iowa
Havelock
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Mills County
Missouri River
Edwin Steinhauer Returns to Midwest Visit
Edgar Steinhauer, living in Wyoming two years, arrives for a brief visit to Midwest to supervise business before returning to Mid west Wyoming oil fields. He is joined by his ailing mother and spends time with friends. His wife remains hospitalized in Lincoln in serious condition. Ed plans to travel there after the visit.
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Edgar Steinhauer
Wyoming
Midwest
Steinhauer
Altho
Veteran
Heneger
Lincoln
Resting in Country Home at Gapen Farm
Mr and Mrs J C Ackerman of Omaha visited the Gapen farm on Saturday. Mrs Ackerman stayed for an indefinite visit while Mr Ackerman returned to Omaha on Sunday. Mrs F M Van Buskirk of Kansas City is a guest at the same farm which is described as a popular resting place.
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J. C. Ackerman
Omaha
Gapen Farm
Mr. Ackerman
Mrs. Ackerman
F. M. van Buskirk
Kansas City
Enjoy Fine Time Social Workers Flower Club Meeting
The Social Workers' Flower club met June 24 at Mrs. H. L. Gayer's home south of Plattsmouth. Guests included Mrs. Chas. Creamer and Mrs. C. R. Hutcheson with Miss Marie Hutcheson. Mrs. Frank Hull led the meeting. a guessing contest provided merriment and refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Frank Hull
City Employment Agency Established in City Labor Office
The city employment and information bureau opens in the scale house on North Fifth Street opposite the post office with Chief of Police Johnson supervising. Call 63 to list open jobs, and the agency will match local labor with seekers, operating Monday to Saturday.
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George Staats
New
Chief of Police
The
Labor Employment Agency
North Fifth Street
Post Office
Birthday party marks Evelyn Upp first year
The Upp family on Wintersteen Hill hosted 27 children for Evelyn Alice Upp’s first birthday celebration on their lawn. Gifts and warm wishes poured in as the little hostess smiled at games and refreshments. Mrs. Jennie Whalen, who attended the birth, was an honored guest, with Violet Ackerman of Wymore among the out of town visitors.
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Evelyn Alice Upp
Clare Upp
Wintersteen Hill
Jennie Whalen
Violet Ackerman
Wymore
Boys go to Kearney for training at state school
Sheriff E. P. Stewart left for Kearney Nebraska with Paul Poisall and Earl Newton to place them in the state school for training. The voyage began in Omaha via the Union Pacific as the direct route, aiming to shape them into useful citizens at adulthood.
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E. P. Stewart
Kearney
Nebraska
Paul Poisall
Earl Newton
Mr. Stewart
Omaha
Union Pacific
Buttery Divorce Filed in Papillion Court
William A. Robertson files in district court for Frank F. Buttery a divorce from Mary Buttery. The couple married February 18 1899 at Papillion Nebraska and the defendant is said to have abandoned the plaintiff. A final decree is sought.
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the District Court
William A. Robertson
Frank F. Buttery
Mary Buttery
Papillion
Nebraska
Golf Notes: Niel Leads Wurl As Reynolds Visits Omaha
In play this afternoon Leslie Niel a blue and E A Wurl a red were one down with Wurl on four five three five and Niel on three four four four. Sam Reynolds of Omaha title holder of Nebraska visited the local course and met many players.
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Leslie Niel
E. A. Wurl
Wurl
Niel
Sam Reynolds
Omaha
Nebraska
Probate contest over Henry Kettlehut estate in Eagle
Hearing before Judge A H Duxbury drew many Cass county residents as heirs object to probate of Henry Kettlehut deceased Eagle with eleven survivors and disputed warranty deeds transferring real estate to four sons. Family prominence noted with many local attendees listed. Proceedings moved to district court room to accommodate crowd.
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Henry Keittliehut
Eagle
A. H. Duxbury
Cass County
Henry Kettlehut
Kettlehut
Lancaster County
E. P. Betts
W. Q O. Wall
Fred Longman
William T. Sacks
Frank Lanning
Merle Lanning
John Adams
George Peterson
Ed Francke
George Reitter
Clarence Beal Showing Improvement at Mayo
Harry Beal reports Clarence Beal, already very ill, is improving after treatment at Mayo hospital in Rochester Minnesota. While still weak, the patient is gaining strength and doctors expect a lengthy recovery as nourishment and care continue. Friends of the Clerk of the Court are hopeful for further progress in coming weeks.
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Harry Beal
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Clarence Beal
Bridge Party Honors Mrs S Arion Lewis of Omaha
Mrs. E P Stewart hosted a bridge evening in honor of Mrs. S Arion Lewis formerly Miss Fee Cobb of this city. Two tables played with Miss Clara Mae Morgan of Omaha winning first prize and Miss Clara Trilety taking consolation. Refreshments followed with Mrs Stewart assisted by Mrs C A Rosencrans. Attendees included Clara Mae Morgan Grace Beeson Mary Catherine Parmele Eleanor Burnie Clara Trilety Alice Pollock Eulah Winters and Fae Chase Martin.
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E. P. Stewart
S. Arion Lewis
Omaha
Fee Cobb
Stewart
Lewis
Clara Mae Morgan
Clara Trilety
C. A. Rosencrans
Grace Beeson
Mary Catherine Parmele
Eleanor Burnie
Alice Pollock
Eulah Winters
Lincoln
Fae Chase Martin
Auto repairman bedraggled by false婚 wedding tale
Frank Krejci of North 6th Street returned home after a few days out to learn friends had claimed he was married. He denies being wed and says he remains single, with hope for local women. The tale mirrors the famous Twain quip about reports of death.
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Frank Krejci
North 6Th Street
Krejci
Mark Twain
Mr. Krejci
Dennison Crepe Paper Solves Decoration Problems
The Dennison crepe paper offers hostess relief for decorations and is featured at Bates and Gift Shop with a call to visit to view the lines.
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Dennison
Bates and Gift Shop
Miss Wolff Hosts Bright Bridge Party At Home
Miss Merna Wolf entertained about twenty school friends and associates at the Wolff residence last evening. Prizes went to Miss Catherine Schneider and Miss Edith Farley, with pink and green decor and roses enhancing the tables. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wolff and Mrs. Henry A. Schneider.
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John F. Wolff
Merna Wolf
Catherine Schneider
Edith Farley
Wolff
Henry A. Schneider
Young Ladies Attend Presbyterian Young People's Conference
Delegates from this city including Edith Quinton Gretchen Warner Martha Gorder and Marjorie Shopp returned from a profitable week at the Presbyterian Young People conference in Bellevue Nebraska. They learned about the denomination's global mission and education efforts and many planned further involvement or college study. Charles McGuire and wife left for Osmond Nebraska to visit their new grandson born Monday to daughter Mrs William Becker.
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Bellevue
Nebraska
Edith Quinton
Gretchen Warner
Martha Gorder
Marjorie Shopp
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Charles McGuire
Osmond
William Becker
Defense Day to Feature July Fourth Observance Here
Defense Day activities will be part of the city July Fourth celebration under ROTC direction. Registration at the courthouse remains voluntary to gauge local resources and mobilization readiness, with 184 registrants last year and a parade to Garfield Park led by the American Legion drum corps at 1 30 p m followed by Hon A J Weaver’s address on national resource needs.
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National Governement
Co. F
355Th Infantry
National Army
Harrison L. Gaver
Court House
56Th Infantry
Casa County Court House
American Legion
Garfield Park
A. J. Weaver
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Father Michael A. Shine
Erison
M. W. OF A
Johnson
Information Bureau
MAYO
Miss Wolff
Albertus A. Reilly
Reilly
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