Closing Exercises at St. John's School Highlight Ursuline Teaching
The St. John's school closed with a Tuesday evening program at the Knights of Columbus hall. Students from kindergarten to graduation performed plays and recitations under Ursuline sisters. Diplomas were awarded to thirteen graduates, with prizes from the A N Palmer Co and community donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s School
St. John's School
Knights of Columbus
Peaple
Sisters of the Ursuline Order
Edward Oradoville
Wilma Kratochvil
Edward Gradoville
Patricia Libershal
Nadine Heitz
Wilma Otterstein
Albert Glaubitz
Margaret Rea
Hose Brink
Joan Gradoville
William Reddie
Thomas Berlett
John Be
Visiting in the City Guests Share Southern Tour
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Dutcher spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Minor in the city. The group includes Mrs. Walter Scott and her daughter of Central City Colorado visiting Miss Amelia Friedrich, joined by Mrs. Robert Ramsey Livingston visiting from Omaha before returning to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Dutcher
L. I. Minor
South
Walter Scott
Central City
Colorado
Amelia Friedrich
Robert Ramsey Livingston
Omaha
Memorial Day Addresses by Superintendent L and Devoe
Superintendent L and Devoe spoke at Memorial services in Louisville cemetery and will address similar ceremonies in Syracuse. Both events were sponsored by American Legion posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Duatty
L. & Devoe
Louisville
Syracuse
American Legion
Journal Aims for Better News Coverage
The journal pledges to improve reporting and invites readers to phone items to the newsroom at number eight. The note emphasizes timely coverage and concise presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsier
New Filtration Plant Is Now in Operation
The Plattsmouth Water Corporation has started the new filtration and conditioning plant. It removes iron and manganese using aeration, contact filters, mixing with lime, and sedimentation to produce softer, clearer water. Officials assure careful testing and daily monitoring to ensure quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Water Corporation
E. C. Goehring
Cheming
John Glaze
L. A. Minor
Car collision at Fifth and Main Streets injures bystander crowd forms
Late Monday a crash near Fifth and Main in Stanton Nebraska involved E. R. Queen backing from a parking space and R. T. Cuthrell driving east on Main. Queen’s car struck Cuthrell’s fender and wheel, bending the fender and knocking off a hub cap, drawing a large onlookers.
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Fifth
Matin Streets
E. R. Queen
Stanton
Nebraska
Palace Shining Parlor
R. T. Cuthrell
Main Street
Cuthrell
See the Goods You Buy: From Ads to Real-World Quality
A shopper weighs online Catalon descriptions against actual product quality after delivery. The piece notes whether promised features and durability match what arrives, with emphasis on value and buyer expectations.
Fairview Workers Club Elects Officers at May Meeting
The Fairview Workers club met at Mrs. Dora Hild's home with Mrs. Ella Hild assisting. Officers elected: Edna Buechler president Lucy Terryberry vice president Elvira Hennings secretary treasurer Agnes Wetenkamp reporter. A lesson on Grammatical Errors was given by Mrs. Laura Tritsch and members discussed recent books. June's lawn party with covered dish luncheon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Workers Club
Dora Hild
Ella Hild
Edna Buechler
Lucy Terryberry
Elvira Hennings
Agnes Wetenkamp
Laura Tritsch
Death of Nels Hansen Father of Mrs Pence
Nels Hansen almost 67 prominent farmer seven miles southeast of Nebraska City died suddenly at 1 30 Saturday morning from a heart attack. He was born July 26 1871 in Tverborg Denmark and came to Otoe county in 1881. Surviving are Rosa Frandsen wife four daughters Mrs Sherman Davison Mrs Ben Albin Mrs Wilber Fey and Miss Berice Hansen a son Roy died in infancy. Interment was in Wyuka cemetery Nebraska City. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 oclock at the English Lutheran church with Rev Theo Schuldt in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neis FP. Hansen
Nebraska City
K. P. Fence
Mr. Hansen
Tverborg
Denmark
Jens
Karen Hansen
Otoe County
Rosa Frandsen
Nysted
Nebraska
Dunbar
Pence
H. L. Hansen
Union
Sherman Davison
Ben Albin
Wilber Fey
Berice Hansen
Roy
Hansen
A. B. Wilson
Orlook
English Lutheran Church
Theo. Schuldt
Wyuke
Sorensen Transferred to Norfolk WPA Engineer Moves
A. H. Sorensen, area engineer for WPA in Otoe Cass Nemaha and Richardson counties with headquarters at Nebraska City, is transferred to Norfolk where he begins work tomorrow. Mrs. Sorensen stays in Nebraska City for now. Gausman to succeed him as area engineer, moving from Fairbury to begin work here Monday at 6.
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A. H. Sorensen
WPA
Otoe
Cass
Nemaha
Richardson Counties
Nebraska City
Norfolk
Sorensen
Plattsmouth
Casinger
Lincoln
H. W. Gausman
Fairbury
Gausman
Omaha Couple Marry in Late Tuesday Ceremony
Judge A. H. Duxbury performed the marriage of Thomas A. Kennedy and Julia Sheehy of Omaha. Witnesses Nick M. Saratovic and Dorothy Lahoad, also of Omaha, attended and the couple returned to Omaha for celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Thomas A. Kennedy
Julia Sheehy
Omaha
Nick M. Saratovic
Dorothy Lahoad
Adequate Defense Urged at Memorial Day Service
Memorial day exercises in Cass county culminated with a public service at the American Legion building led by Raymond J. Larson. Attorney Leonard A Hammes urged strong national defense and preservation of constitutional rights amid calls to honor war dead and support veterans from Civil to World War eras.
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Leonard A. Hammes
Omaha
Legion Building
American Legion
Legion
Leonard A Hammes
Benson Post
Raymond J. Larson
Cass County
W. H. Frizzel
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth
Merritt Kerr
Nebraska
Philippines
Henry Guy Livingston
Frances Marshall
Legion Auxiliary
Cary Marshall
Robert Marshall
Marjorie Devoe
Adelaide Boynton
Edward G. Ore
Hugh J. Kearns
C. L. Pittman
C. D. Foster
Alr. Hammes
South
Union
National Convention
Universal Service of
National
E. H. Wescott
Honor Memory of 38 World War Dead Today
American Legion honors 38 deceased World War I and II veterans in local observances. Twenty seven are buried in Oak Hill Catholic and Horning cemeteries with eleven residents killed in action or died since the war. Adelaide Boynton Auxiliary crafted 48 wreaths for graves and the Missouri River marking, with 200 veterans’ poppies used. The list includes 27 World War dead, many buried locally, with several others buried elsewhere.
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American Legion
Oak Hill
Catholic
Horning
Corda L. Pittman
Chester D. Foster
American Legion Auxiliary
G. A. RK
Missouri River
Adelaide Boynton
Legion
Ackerman
Harry Aschenbrenner
Frank Beal
Clarence IL. Bennett
Leland 0. Christie
Otis RK
Cook
David Harris Hesse
Aest Hirz
Henry J Horning
Wendell Janca
James Jones
James Robert Juliyan
Howard Kieck
William G. Kopischka
George M. Lenz
John McCarty
Ernest D. Mason
Floyd Maxybee
John Nelson
George D. Pitman
Glenn Pittman
Corda L. Rakow
Bernard C. Ripple
Edward C. Schwartz
John Schopp
William H. T VanHlery
Albert W. Warthen
Percy A
Locals Clinch Holiday Win Over Alva in League Clash
The Playsmouth Merchants defeated Alva 10 to 7 as Rhoades and Street led a multi hitter attack. Gabby had three singles, Rhoades added a double and two singles, and Sedlak started on the mound for Isc. with five and a third innings pitched. Alva's bats were limited to nine hits, with George Binger scoring the lone triple. Don Wall opened the fifth with an RBI two-base hit and the Merchants added three more runs in that frame, then three in the seventh to seal the victory measured by solid fielding and timely hitting.
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Playsmouth Merchants
Alva
Rhoades
Street
Stub Sedlak
Dusty
Alvoans
Gabby
Alvo
Stub
Isc
George Binger
Lincoln
Innine
Merchants
Don Wall
Hayes
Tayes
Gabiy
Pop
Kelley
Mrs York Hinman Family Visit in North Platte
Mrs. York Hinman and her children from North Platte are visiting Mr. and Mrs. FE A. Wurl, the parents of Mrs. Hinman, for a brief time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Hinman
North Platte
FE. A. Wurl
Hinman
Flowers donated to display in business windows
The Garden club provided cut flowers displayed in local business windows. Donors include A. L. Tidd, Miss Sophin Kraecer, Mrs. John Bajeck, Mrs. J. W. Crabill, Mrs. Frank Cloidt and Mrs. L. W. Egenberger.
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Garden Club
A. L. Tidd
Sophin Kraecer
John Bajeck
J. W. Crabill
Frank Cloidt
L. W. Egenberger
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the Plattsmouth Journal
Postoffice
Plattsmouth, Neb
R. A. Bates
Canada
Mc Gerald
Nele
Ellen Cloidt
Rose Brink
Wilma Orters
Robert Webb
Wreed
Robert Salmon
St. John's Church
Salmon
Evan Smith
Elizabeth Shiffer
Genevieve O'Donnell
Louis Kratochwal
Anna Marie Glaubitz
Catherine Brink
Albert Allschaffl
Rev
A. N. Palmer Company
Edward Kubicks
Snow White
Wescott’s
Everybody's Store
Fort Crook
Nels Hansen
Mrs. Pence
Nebra City
J. C. Lawson
First Methodist Church
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Jones
Jehan Barresmore
Reginald Denny
Bulldog Drummond
Wayne Lewis
J. Ifd
Murray
Searls Das
Copper
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Humansville
Foster
Chester D
Kansas City
Fullerton
Edward
Jacks
Robert H
Hamburg
Iowa
Jirousek
Matthew A
Johnson
Harry
Arlingtton National Cemetery
Kearns
Hugh J
U. S. Cemetery
France
Leacock
Henry
Sterling
Nebr
Trumble
Ernest
Wynka
Wever
George
Windham
Benjamin
Crab Orchard
Alvoites
Sedlak
Ault
B. Winger
Binger
Chevallec
D. Skinner
A. Skinner
Rims
Winget
KK. Winget
B. Winget
Strabel
O'Donnell
Sundstrom
iSundstrom
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O'Pontrell
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Itinger
R. Winget
K. Winget
Ci P — Ganz
Strobel BS
P. Skinner
En Plattsmouth
J. W., Taenzler. Ltd
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Mathner
Polly the Shopper
Kroil
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