Local residents attend events and visit in nearby towns
Murray Charles Hula and Henry Heebner travel to Plattsmouth for business. Mr and Mrs Tutt attend a Bob Burns film in Cass theatre. Families visit relatives in Murray Plattsmouth and Omaha while others tour cemeteries and churches. Grasshopper concerns affect local farms amid assorted social calls.
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Charles Hula
Plattsmouth
Murray
Henry Heebner
E. S. Tutt
Mlattsmouth
Bob Burns
Cass Theatre
Tommy Troop
J. R. Reeder
W .S. Smith
Plattamouth
Mesdames Wen. Gorder
Robert H. Gester
George E. Nickles
Lee
Erin Nickles
George
Edward Anderson
Kauss
Fred Anderson
Christian Church
Arnold Lillie
Rena Tennant
Miami
Florida
Fred
Anna Hessel
Tennan
Margaret Carroll
Fred L. Hi
New Scales Installed At Wilson Elevator
A new set of scales is being installed at the Wilson elevator. The larger scales will weigh heavier loads and accommodate bigger trucks, improving convenience for customers and boosting elevator efficiency.
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Wilson
Children's Day Program Planned by Murray Church Ladies
The ladies of a Murray Christian church plan a Children's Day program to be held Sunday June 11. Further announcements with program details will follow.
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Ladies of A Murray Christian Church
Wolf sighting at work reported by Charles Sporer
Charles Sporer observed a wolf in the field and discussed the encounter with his father, reporting the incident and seeking guidance on the animal sighting.
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Charles Sporer
Hunters Eliminate Wolf Pack After Locating Den
Report describes a group locating a wolf den at a proposed site and shooting the mother wolf. They returned with gear to dig and found all but one cub had left. they captured the remaining cub and killed two, exterminating the pack.
Warthen Daughter Graduates Nurse Returns to Omaha Hospital
Miss Imogene Warthen daughter of Mr and Mrs Marion Warthen has continued employment at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha after graduating from its nursing school. She was visiting her parents here last Sunday.
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Omaha
Imogene Warthen
Marion Warthen
Clarkson Hospital
Mrs Fay Miner Returns Home to Rochester NY
Mrs Fay Miner sister of M G Churchill left after two weeks with relatives in Murray and Plattsmouth to return to her home in Rochester New York.
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East
Fay Miner
M. G. Churchill
Murray and
Plattsmouth
Rochester
N. Y
Cattle Shipment Expected Top Market in Chicago
W. G. Boedeker left Plattsmouth last Sunday with a car load of fine cattle, accompanied to Chicago. The lot was described as unusually fine and anticipated to command a top market upon arrival.
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Chicago
W. G. Boedeker
Plattsmouth
Muray Village Water System Constriction Begins
Work on the Muray water system continues with ditching started Wednesday. A machine digs the ditch, promising faster progress than hand labor.
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Muray
Fry Poultry for Sale Near Murray by John J. Stones
Youngs spring fry priced at 5 cents each, not dressed, available at the farm one and a half miles west of Murray. Listed by John J. Stones.
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Frys
Youngs Spring Frys
Murray
John J. Stones
Murray Christian Aid Meeting at local church
The Murray Christian church aid group plans a meeting on Wednesday in June at the church. Hostesses include Margaret Moore Willa Hansen Mrs. Car roll and Mrs. Georgia Creamer with Mrs. Frank Scott as leader.
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Murray Christian Aid
Murray Christian Church Aid
Margaret Moore
Willa Hansen
Carroll
Georgia Creamer
Frank Scott
Grace Hall Visits Friends in Glenwood and Grant
Mrs Grace Hall mother of Major I Hall accompanied by Mr Hall and family attended Bible school at the Christian church last Sunday. She resides at Grant in the western part of the state but retains church membership here. Mrs Hall and Miss Elizabeth have been visiting here and Miss Elizabeth has been visiting friends and relatives in and around Glenwood Iowa.
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Grace Hall
Major I. Hall
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Brubacher
Mrs Edward Brubacher of Plattsmouth had a birthday celebrated with a planned surprise. Family members from Plattsmouth Omaha and Murray gathered at the Brubacher home with Alex Bisanz, his wife and son, Alde Rueid and family, and G E Brubacher with daughter Beverly Ann.
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Edward Brubacher
Plattsmouth
G. E. Brubacher
Alex Bisanz
Omaha
Murray
Brubacher
Mother Brubacher
Alex Risanz
Alex, Jr
Alde Rueid
Beverly Ann
Mrs Dorschot Returns Home From Omaha Hospital
Mrs. John Dorschot formerly Ina Deles Dernier has left the Omaha hospital and returned home after several weeks. Her two sons Gordon and Eugene Dorschot stayed with their grandmother Mrs. Eugenia Deles Dernier and accompanied by their father John Dorschot who came down after them.
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John Dorschot
Ina Deles Dernier
Omaha
Gordon
Eugene Dorschot
Eugenia Deles Dernier
Rubber Stamps at Lowest Prices at Journal Office
Bargain seekers are urged to visit the Journal Office where rubber stamps are offered at the lowest prices. The itemized sale promises a range of sizes for personal and business use, with discounts highlighted for bulk purchases.
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Journal
Social Roundup From Eagle and Surroundings This Week
Numerous visitors from Lincoln Omaha Fremont Hastings Fairmont Ravenna and other towns called on friends and relatives in Eagle and nearby communities last week. Activities included Memorial Day gatherings and family visits among Stannard Wall Peterson and Allen families plus several travelers from Elmwood Minden Palmyra and Defiance Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Stannard
Eagle
Guy Wall
Lincoln
W. ©. Wall
Arthur Peterson
Omaha
Harvey Wall
West Point
Harold Doran
Belle Plain
Iowa
Paul Sutton
Marla Mae
Fremont
Ed Ffrancke
John Peterson
Defiance
Erwin
Henry Sexson
Ravenna
K. T. Sexson
Kenneth Kennedy
Harley Smith
Carrie Stowers
Kansas City
Conrad Crabtree
Hastings
Talmage Norris
Fairmont
Charles Trumble
Charles Dobeck
Lydia Muenchau
Lillie Muenchau
Elmwood
Muenchau
W. E. Muenchau
Frank Deason
William Hudson
Hudson
A. W. Lapthorne
Minden
J. W. Horn
Walter Hollowell
Palmyra
Will Oseenkop
Walton
W. B. Hursh
la Verne Allen
la Verne
Denton High School
Verle Rosenow
Hunting Beach
California
John Rockenbach, Jr
Howard Royer
Grand Island
Perl Royer
Keith
Will Hudson
Anna Earl
Ralph Allen
C. E. Allen
George Althouse
R. B. Morgan
S. E. Allen
Alumni Dinner At School House Highlights Thankful Theme
More than 150 attended the Alumni dinner at the school house last Friday evening. The program was greatly enjoyed. The May Pole was used as the theme for the toasts and decorations.
Church Honors Immanuel’s Oldest Member August Lau
Immanuel Lutheran church honored August Lau the oldest member at a May 28 service and noon luncheon. Lau, who came to America about fifty years ago, has lived near Eagle for forty years and previously near South Bend and Manley. He and William Hofmann remain charter members of the church after about forty years. An afternoon program dramatized Lau’s life with songs by Marian Wall and participation from Lau’s daughter and granddaughter. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Stohlman of Louisville, longtime friends.
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August Lau
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lau
America
South Bend
Manley
Eagle
William Hofmann
Marian Wall
Harley Smith
Willard Gillespie
Fred Stohlman
Louisville
Hope Congress Out By July 15
Congressional leaders told President Roosevelt they believe Congress can finish its major legislation and adjourn by July 15. Speaker Bankhead said the consensus was possible to conclude by that date if Roosevelt postpones a mid June West Coast trip until after adjournment.
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Washington
Congressional
Roosevelt
Congress
Hyde Park
William Dpd. Bankhead
Itis
West Coast
Moseley warns of communist emergency in United States
Retired Major General Van Vlib Moseley testified before the Dies committee that the U S faces a communist emergency that warrants swift action from the White House He urged the president to discharge all government communists and authorize military force to protect life and property He denied ties to Nazi or Fascist groups while noting a Long Island patriotic meeting with Fritz Kuhn and his dealings with Campbell Gilbert and Dentherige as his associates.
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Wastingtom
van lTlorn Moseley
Todiy
United States
White House
Dies
Moseley
Long Island
Fritz Kuhn
Rescue of Albany Couple After 150Foot Cliff Fall
Albany state police rescued John Canon and Lillian Hardy after they plunged 150 feet down a cliff during a picnic. They lay six hours in darkness with severe injuries. Canon revived after rescuers reached them and lowered them to safety with ropes and stretchers.
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Albany
N. Y
John Canon
Lillian Hardy
Canon
Postmaster Appointments Proposed in Nebraska
National Committeeman James C. Quigley and Committeewoman Evelyn A. Ryan recommend three new Nebraska postmasters and the reappointment of ten others to the Post Office Department. Reappointments include R. Elmer Harmon at Auburn.
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Valentine
New
Nebraska
Post Office Department
National
James C. Quigley
Evelyn A. Ryan
R. Elmer Harmon
Auburn
June Festival of Values at Toggery
June Festival of Values at Toggery advertises a wide selection of discounted items including handbags tyres hats dresses and frocks. Priced from 69 cents to 7.95 with sizes listed for women and misses ranging up to 26 in stock. The Ladies Togger y presents personal service and a full summer lineup.
York student earns national honor in art typing contest
John F. Rauth, senior at St. Ursula's Academy, won a national medal in a nationwide art typing contest from 36 states. Julius Nelson of Windber Pa praised his unusual style and skill, and asked for personal details and a photo. Mother Bonaventure received a special award for excellence under her supervision.
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John Rauth
John
Nelson
Mother Bonaventure
LaCrosse Man Dies After Auto Train Collision Near Jordan
Harry F. Wieckhorst aged 28 of LaCrosse Wisconsin died from injuries in an automobile train collision near Jordan Iowa. His body was sent to Nebraska City for funeral services.
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Boone
Harry F. Wieckhorst
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Jordan
Iowa
Wieckhorst
Nebraska City
Typhoon Halts Japanese Landing at Swatow and Battles Fleet
Reports from Hong Kong May 31 state a threatening typhoon dispersed a formidable Japanese fleet and delayed a Japanese army landing at Swatow. Swatow defenses were weak and Chinese defenders prepared to evacuate. In Chunking about 800 Japanese troops were killed.
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Hong Kong
Swatow
Chunking
Holiday Costs Lives of Over Five Hundred
Memorial day weekend toll totals 550 deaths with 248 auto fatalities, 105 drownings, and notable incidents across New York California Illinois including a Clinton Ohio case of alleged poisoning and a Chicago fatal shooting at a fruit stand. Indianapolis 600 mile race deaths and injuries also noted.
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New York
California
Illinois
Clinton, Ohla
Ida Watson
Chicago
Floyd Roberts
van Nuys
Cal
Indianapolis Speedway
Jessup
Five Price children die in Tama house fire
Funeral services are set for five Price children Isaiah Tama Iowa after a blaze trapped them in their home an investigation into the unknown cause continues. Daniel 16 months Eudella 5 John 3 William 7 and Harry 9 were buried in a single grave while another child escaped. The parents were three blocks away visiting when the fire began. Two older siblings were at a movie.
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Tama
Tom Price
Daniel
Eudella
John
William
Harry
Adjourment of Legislature Seen Week Off in Lincoln
Lincoln May 31 AUP Observers see little chance of final adjournment this Saturday and predict the legislature will end its long session in a week. The delay centers on time for appropriations, hydro district power influence, and whether all forty three bills will be considered. The expected amendment to the appropriations bill would lift state aid from 8 226 000 to 8 466 000 with possible further tweaks.
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Lincoln
Relief survey highlights widespread misery among unemployed
The American Association of Social Workers released a survey on relief conditions presented to congressional committees reviewing the WPA appropriation. It cites that in January 1939 over 23 million people depended on relief, describes a man guarding his wife and nine children, and notes uncertain benefits across 35 states labeling many as refugees with nowhere to go.
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Washington
American Association of Social Workers Today
British Officials Restore Overseas and Home Forces Inspectors
The War Office revived the defense costs of inspector general of overseas forces and inspector general of home forces to support a peacetime rearmament program. General Sir Edmund Ironside will be inspector general of overseas forces and participate in Anglo-French-Soviet staff consultations.
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London
British War Office
Home Forces
Edmund Ironside
Gibraltar
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