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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

6

Funeral Services for Byron Golding Held in Lincoln

Plattsmouth residents attended the funeral of Byron Golding, a prominent local merchant, at Hodgman mortuary in Lincoln. Burial followed in Wynka cemetery Jewish section. Pallbearers included H. A. Schneider, H. F. Goos, William Schmidtman Jr., John E. Turner, C. E. Sedgway, and Henry T. Wester, with other locals and associates in attendance.

Plattsmouth Lincoln Byron Golding Lincoln General Hospital Hodgman Wynka Cemetery H. A. Schneider H. F. Goos William Schmidtman, Jr John E. Turner C. E. Sedgway Henry T. Wester

Graduation Guests From Across States Attend Plattsmouth Ceremony

Out of town visitors attend the Plattsmouth high school graduation for Virgil Stander. Ike Smith from Salem Nebraska arrives with his daughter while Mrs. Ross McDonald of Sabeth Kansas visits. Mrs. Carl Windrum and Morrell and Mellicent Stander of Salem Nebraska join. Guy Crook and Bobbie Crook come from Lincoln.

Virgil Stander Plattsmouth High Ike Smith Salem Nebr Ross McDonald Sabeth Kans Carl Windrum Morrell Mellicent Stander Guy Crook Bobbie Lincoln

Iowa Publisher Here Visits For Memorial Day

Mr and Mrs Noel Seney of Tinley Iowa and their family spent Memorial Day here and a few days visiting relatives. Mr Seney is a newspaper publisher at Tinley where he has been located for several years. Mrs Seney was formerly Miss Belle Speck sister of Mrs E E Gooding Ben Speck and Harry Speck of this city.

Noel Seney Tinley Iowa Seney Belle Speck E. E. Gooding Ben Speck Harry Speck

Brother in Tacoma Called by Illness

Michael Vetesnik departed for Tacoma to be with his brother Joseph Vetesnik whose serious illness and bleak prognosis prompted the trip. Joseph is also brother to Mrs. Joe Libershal and Mrs. Joseph Holly of the city.

Michael Vetesnik Tacoma Washington Joseph Vetesnik Joe Libershal Joseph Holly

Wetenkamps Headed to North High Commencement

Mr and Mrs C A Wetenkamp and daughter Jacqueline travel with A A Wetenkamp and daughter Mrs E R Jamney of Norfolk to Omaha for North High School commencement exercises Betty Jean Wetenkamp, granddaughter of A A Wetenkamp, will be among the graduates.

C. A. Wetenkamp Jacqueline A. A. Wetenkamp E. R. Jamney Norfolk Omaha North High School Betty Jean Wetenkamp

Sedalia Visitors Stay With Sedlaks in Plattsmouth

Frank Sedlak and his daughters Betty Jon and Rosemary of Sedalia Missouri arrived in Plattsmouth early this morning to spend two days visiting Frank Sedlak's father Joseph Sedlak and other friends and relatives. They will be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Vallery on Decoration Day.

Frank Sedlak Betty Jon Rosemary Sedalia Missouri Plattsmouth Mr. Sedlak Joseph Sedlak Max Vallery

Red Cross Expert to Visit Nebraska Veterans

George P. Skillslab director for the first Nebraska district of the American Red Cross will visit the county court house for three days this week. He speaks at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday noon and at the Cass county Red Cross meeting Thursday evening. He will consult with veterans Friday and Saturday at 9 30 each day and invites all veterans with problems to visit him.

George P. Skillslab Nebraska American Red Cross Court House Chamber of Commerce Cass County Red Cross Skillslab

Illinois Guests Visit Over Memorial Day Holiday

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Dovey of Sterling Illinois and B A Rosencrans arrived in Chicago for Memorial Day weekend to visit relatives and friends. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W C Soennichsen and R F Patterson and later visited the John Weber Falter family in Falls City with Mrs Falter being a sister of Mr Dovey.

George F. Dovey Sterling Illinois B. A. Rosencrans Chicago W. C. Soennichsen R. F. Patterson Dovey Mr. Patterson Falls City John Weber Falter Falter Mr. Dovey

Noble attends graduation of Loretta Noble at Nebraska School for the Deaf

Evan Noble of this city attended the Omaha graduation exercises of the Nebraska School for the Deaf where his daughter Loretta was a member of the class. The family and friends praised her in completing her work as one of the school’s most efficient students.

Evan Noble Omaha Nebraska School For the Deaf Loretta Miss Noble

Foreclosure Action Filed by Dr O Dwyer Against Mast Et Al

A district court action seeks to collect on a February 1935 note secured by a mortgage on defendants farm lands. Plaintiff is Dr O Dwyer and defendants include Arnold G Mast and others.

District Court Today Dr. O. Dwyer Arnold G. Mast

Bronson H. Timm Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy

Bronson H. Timm was taken ill with appendicitis Sunday afternoon and rushed to Clarkson Hospital in Omaha for an emergency operation. He withstood the procedure well and is reported to be showing a pleasing reaction with hopes for a quick recovery in the coming days.

Bronson H. Timm Omaha Clarkson Hospital

Youngest Christensen Fractures Arm in Fall

Francis Christensen, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Christensen, suffered a fractured arm Sunday after a severe fall from a swing. He was taken to Dr R P Westover for treatment. This is his second fall in five months, with a first incident in January.

Francis Christensen Cecil Christensen R. P. Westover

Otto and Family Visit Local Country Home Guests

Mr and Mrs L F Otto of Aurum and Mrs B W Otto with Miss Pear of Kansas City Missouri visited near the city at the country home of Mr and Mrs E J Ferie west of town. They also called at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Chriswisser for a short time.

L. F. Otto Auurn B. W. Otto Dausner Pear Kansas City Missouri E. J. Ferie Carl Chriswisser

Doane Honors Convocation Names Joe Hendrix Silver D Winner

At Doane College annual honors convocation on Friday May 26 Joe Hendrix received a silver D for his participation. Guest speaker was R S Mickle principal of Jackson High School and a Doane graduate.

Doane College Joe Hendrix R. S. Mickle Jackson High School Doane

Visitor W. W. Moore Arrives For Decoration Day

W. W. Moore of Des Moines Iowa spends the decoration day holiday visiting his mother Mrs. Adah Moore and the Lushinsky and Wohlfarth families at Ashland. He plans to stay through the holiday.

W. W. Moore Des Moines Iowa Adah Moore George Lushinsky Paul Wohlfarth A. O. Moore Ashland

Out of Town Guests Gather at Hamilton Mark Home

A large group of relatives from Omaha and Lincoln plus Wahoo visited the Hamilton Mark home Tuesday for the holiday. Ralph Koch and children and Mrs. Hubert Janda of Wahoo were guests with the Edward Donat family. Janda is Edward Donat’s sister and Mrs. Mark’s aunt. Also visiting were Mrs. Edward Donat Jr. and Anton Bahula with daughter Marion of Omaha, and Mrs. Howard Scott of Lincoln.

Hamilton Mark Omaha Lincoln Wahoo Ralph Koch Hubert Janda Edward Donat Janda Mark Edward Donat, Jr Anton Bahula Marion Howard Scott

Turkey farm yields success near Sedalia farm

Vincent Slatinsky of Sedalia Missouri returned home Saturday evening after attending the 60th wedding anniversary of Mrs Slatinsky s parents Mr and Mrs Cyril Janda. Slatinsky and family own an eighty acre tract near Sedalia with a successful flock of 150 turkeys.

Vincent Slatinsky Sedalia Missouri

Williams divorce petition filed over cruelty

Lydia Price Williams sues Mack L. Williams in district court for divorce on cruelty grounds. Married September 4, 1934 in Lincoln. Plaintiff 79, defendant 82. cruelty alleged has harmed her health.

Clerk of the District Court Lydia Price Williams Mack L. Williams Lincoln

Miss Buster Blauvelt Visits Nebraska City Guest of Miss Ward Rip

Miss Blauvelt, a stenographer in James Markham’s office at the courthouse, left Saturday evening for Nebraska City and has since been a visitor and guest of Miss Bernice Ward Rip. She will resume her duties Wednesday morning.

Buster Blauvelt James Markham Court House Nebraska City Bernice Wardrip Miss Blauvelt

Normal Training Girls Available for Teaching Positions

Four senior graduates of Cass County high school seek teaching jobs in Nebraska. Under Miss Pearle Staats at Plattsmouth high school the group received thorough training. Eligible seniors: Mary McCarroll Kathleen Nolte Kathryn Tschirren Vivian Warner.

Cass County Nebraska Pearle Staats Plattsmouth High School Mary McCarroll Kathleen Nolte Kathryn Tschirren Vivian Warner

Harvard Graduation Attended by Local Family

Mrs Julius Hall and her son Carl and grandson Bobbie returned from Harvard Nebraska where they attended graduation. Miss Betty McKinsey, Mrs Hall's granddaughter, was salutatorian and Dr A V Hunter of Lincoln gave the class speech as former local pastor.

Julius Hall Carl Bobbie Harvard Nebraska Betty McKinsey Hall A. V. Hunter Lincoln

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