Eighth Grade Graduation Promises Future Citizens
Eighth grade graduates from across the county gathered at Plattsmouth high school auditorium for promotion exercises led by state official Charles W. Taylor. The program featured music by the Plattsmouth High School Orchestra directed by Lee Knolle, a flag salute, and addresses by Taylor and L. S. Devoe. A long diploma list followed, naming 97 teachers and students by district with many thanks to parents and staff for supporting education.
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Plattsmouth High School
Charles W. Taylor
Lee Knolle
Rev. Lentz
Alpha C. Peterson
L. S. Devoe
Plattsmouth Public Schools
Vy, P. Rawalt
Avoca
FE. H. Wescott
America
James Sandin
Hiis
Taylor
Norris
Wilma Swatek
Wanda Steinkamp
George Matin
D.A.R
Ameries
Lentz
Alpha 3
Peterson
Dist
No. I
KE. S. Devee
Percy Wiles
Lucie Mietsinter
Joyce Senlitz
Mollie Rice
Lucie Wiles
Clark Wiles
Ralph Mason
Josephine Verga
Alice Campbell
Lois Meade
Chester Colby
Florence Shubert
Bobby Lewis
Henry Hobscheitt
Margaret Hobscheidt
Blanche Anderson
Wesley Ricke
Mario Halth
Lewis Grauf
Frances Eaton
Grace Louise Wiles
Marie Alexen
Wilbur Heil
Dayton Hennings
James Terryberry
Beula Albin
Melvin Morton
Delores Hickey
Eileen Joy
Betty Everett
Billy Everett
Harold Benner
Harold Eaton
Evelyn Meade
Robert Hathaway
Berniece Pruner
Vera Block
Hilda Johnson
Emma R. Topliff
Ellen Christ- Bleey
Velma Faltour
Raymond Brandt
Ralph Davie
Helen Brown
Jack Burke
Ted Clark
Kenneth Crawford
Rosetta Crawford
Robert Henley
Robert Opp
Lemnor Keene
Dorothy Lewis
William Booker
Donna Lee Baker
Dorothy Applegate
Laura Fpeusner
Gerald Grant
Harold Grant
Ruth Ketellitt
Marie Anderson
Margie Pollard
Virginia Pollard
Dorothy Snyder
Maxine Fries
Gertrude Hardt
Lee Rory Ahrens
L. A. Behrends
Grace Sterkley
Ermond Moore
Ivan Hohman
Raymond Beck
Harold Thoms
William Vogt
Clarice Hottle
Adele Kunz
Robert Shoemaker
Margaret Sack
Norman Baker
Donald Blotxer
Shirley Leonard
Edward Safarik
Robert Romans
Marie Lutz
Paul O'Connor
Foetry Contest Closed at Public Library
Response to the poetry contest sponsored by the public library was greatest among the eighth grade students. Fifty poems were submitted by eighth graders and 56 by seventh graders. Registration at close totaled 151 names with 122 poems. Seven poems came from sixth graders, six from fifth, two from sophomores and one from a high school junior. Judging continues today and winners will be announced soon with prize poems printed.
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Public Library
Burial Decorators Visit Louisville and Lincoln Figures
Mr and Mrs W A Robertson spent Monday in Louisville tending markers at River View cemetery. On Sunday Dr and Mrs R P Westover and Mrs James M Robertson visited Lincoln to decorate the grave of the late James M Robertson at Lincoln Memorial Park.
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W. A. Robertson
Louisville
Riverview Cemetery
R. P. Westover
James M. Robertson
Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial Park
Memorial Day Observance Fills City Churches and Cemeteries
Sunday services across local churches marked Memorial Day with special sermons and patriotic music honoring war veterans. At First Presbyterian Dr. H G McClusky praised Civil War veterans, while First Christian and First Methodist featured related themes. Oak Hill and Catholic cemeteries were decorated by hundreds of visitors, with committees tribute to veterans and wives.
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First Presbyterian
H. G. McClusky
J. W. Taenzler
First Christian Church
First Methodist Church
Oak Hill
Silent
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Georgia Creamer is Held
A family dinner honored Mrs. Georgia Creamer for her birthday with many Shrader family members present. Forrest Shrader of Herman Nebraska gave her a history of Washington county. Out of town guests included Isabel Gerlach North Bend Mary Burke Beardstown Illinois and others from Cedar Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Creamer
Bethé@r
Shrader
J. D Shrader
East
Forrest Shrader
Herman
Nebraska
Creamer
Washington County
Isabel Gerlach
North Bend
Mary Burke
Beardstown
Illinois
Floyd Gauer
Glen Kaffenberger
Cedar Creek
Makes Beautiful Service at Oak Hill Cemetery
Members of the American Legion post aided by the firing squad from the 17th Infantry at Fort Crook conducted a graceful ceremony. Services honored Civil War veterans at the original cemetery mound and at the Legion plot in the new addition, with a precise ritual and a fitting last salute.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
American Legion
17Th Infantry
Fort Crook
Memorial Day visit with city officials and friends
Mrs Edward Ackerman of Wi spent Memorial day in the city for services and to visit old friends. She stayed with Mayor and Mrs George Lushinsky. Mrs Robert Troop of Lincoln also joined at the Lushinsky home.
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Edward Ackerman
Wimore
George Lushinsky
Robert Troop
Lincoln
Lushinsky
Visits in Old Home
Mrs. Agnes Chapman of Lincoln leaves after a three day visit with relatives and old friends here. She traveled with her son Joseph Chapman the IGA representative and stayed with Mr and Mrs Val Burker before heading to Omaha then home.
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Agnes Chapman
Lincoln
Omaha
Herman Neitzel Visits Old Home in Cass County
Herman K. Neitzel of Boise Idaho arrived Tuesday evening to visit relatives in Murdock and Cass County. He plans to travel to South Bend Indiana to see his sister and brothers and notes Boise’s strong building program and general business progress. Neitzel mentions Guthmanns and Neitzels in Boise and Murdock, with family members pursuing banking engineering and Remington Rand management roles, and he will return west after visiting old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman K. Neitzel
Boise
Idaho
Mr. Neitzel
South Lend
Neitzel
Bise
Charles F. Guthmann
Henry A. Guthimann
F. F
Joseph Guthmann
H. A. Guthmann
Murdock
Tuscon
Arizona
F. R
Iversons Embark On Westward Trip For Three Weeks
Miss Margaret Iverson and Paul Iverson depart for a three week western tour driving to North Platte Estes Park and the Estes Young People’s Conference They will visit Salt Lake City San Francisco and possibly studios before Portland Rose Festival and a coast drive home by train John Iverson leaves Friday for Washington D C after a week at home
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Margaret Iverson
Paul Iverson
North Platte
Home of Friends
Estes Park
Estes Young People's Conference
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Metro-Goldwein-Mayer
RKO
Portland
Ore
Wilson
John Iverson
Washington, D. C
Card of thanks for husband and father
The Meisinger family remembers friends and neighbors for support during illness and death. They thank Rev G A Pahl St Pauls choir floral remembrances and helpers at the funeral services with lasting appreciation. Signed Mrs George P Meisinger C J and John Meisinger Jr
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G. A. Pahl
St. Paul's
George P. Meisinger
C. J
John Meisinger, Jr
Rotary Hears of Success of the Commission Plan
Mayor Ziegenbein and City Attorney Tyler spoke at the Rotary luncheon about Nebraska City's commission government in use since 190%, detailing duties salaries and nonpartisan nomination. Tyler noted unanimous votes and easier citizen oversight, while predicting the city dump issue will remain contentious. A Rotary Ann picnic was announced for month end.
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Ziegenbein
Ity
Tyler
Nebraska City
Rotary Club
John P. Sattler
Herriman L. Thomas
Plattsmouth
Missouri Pacific
John, Paul and
Margaret Iverson
Elmer Webb
Tr. Ziegenhbein
Flanance
zZenere
Ziezenbein
Nebraska City Commission
Cloidt
Rotary Ann
Funeral Service for Mrs Emma Smith in Plattsmouth
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Smith longtime Plattsmouth resident were held at St John s Catholic church a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rt Rev Monsignor George Agius tributes praised her church and community work John J Cloidt sang Faith and Comfort Lead Kindly Light Interment followed at Catholic cemetery husband buried there Many Omaha friends attended to pay tribute
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Emma Smith
Plattsmouth
St. John’s Catholic Church
George Agius
John J. Cloidt
Plattsmouth Legion Hosts County Memorial Services
Local men spoke at Cass County memorial services held Sunday in area cemeteries. County Attorney J A Capwel spoke at Louisville at Riverview cemetery where a heavy shower interrupted the ceremony. County Judge A H Duxbury was guest speaker at Weeping Water where a fine observance occurred under Legion and other groups.
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Plattsmouth American Legion
Cass County
J. A. Capwel
Louisville
Riverview
A. H. Duxbury
American Legion
Pioneer of Cass County Visits Old Home
Hon. Francis E. White and his daughter Miss Bertha White returned from Los Angeles to Nebraska visiting Omaha and the city. In his eighty ninth year White remains active in politics and Masonic circles while recalling a long Cass county and state service history.
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Francis E. White
Los Angeles
Bertha White
Omaha
L. O. Minor
Mr. White
V. V. Leonard
Miss White
T. P
White
Nebraska
Cass County
United States
Cleveland
Knights Templar
Royal Arch Masons
Utah
England
Nebraska Masonic Home
Grand Lodge
Start School Census Volunteers Begin Community Counts
Norene Kaffenberger, Dorothy Campbell, and Marjorie Spangler started the annual school census Tuesday morning. They collect names of all residents and all children under 21 to prepare reports for the upcoming annual meeting, seeking resident cooperation for accuracy.
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Norene Kaffenberger
Dorothy Campbell
Marjorie Spangler
Lincoln hospital reports Manners improving during treatment
Reports from the U S Veterans hospital at Lincoln indicate G H Manners of this city is much better and able to be up and around the hospital to some extent. He will, however, have to remain there for some time longer for treatment.
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U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Lincoln
G. H. Manners
Memorial Day Observance Held at White Home and Cemetery
Memorial Day gathering at the White homestead honors Nebraskan pioneers. William Young hosted a program with Rev. W C Wright invoking, Mrs. E H Wescott leading community singing, and Wilbur Hall performing solos. Speaker L. Devoe praised pioneers and noted the 50 year standing Young cemetery. Several out‑of‑town attendees joined from Missouri, California, Omaha, and Lincoln. The oldest attendee was 90, Mrs. Catherine Perry.
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Guy White
Nebraska
William Young
The
Young Cemetery Association
W. C. Wright
E. H. Wescott
America
BE. St. Wescott
Wilbur Hall
Helen Hall
Devoe
Plattsmouth
Young Cemetery
C. F. Ladd
Lincoln
Latta
Gilmore
Mildred Hall
William Schroeder
Erwin
Isle of Capree
Rev. Stewart
Murray
Rex Young
Frank L. Calkin
Mexico
Grace Mellinger
Los Gatos
Calif
Charles Kennedy
Charles Ellington
Lyle Lawton
Ona Lawton
Thomas Reischoff
Betty Fike
BR. M. Ellington
M. F. Kyhl
Beth Dunn
Omaha
A. L. Potts
Nebraska City
Herbert Kidwell
Auburn
Neil Steward
Perry Branch
Perry W. Branch
Latta Watson Branch
Thomas C. Woods
Olive Latta Watson
B. Frank Watson
C. W. Branch
Catherine Perry
Robert White Takes Full Ownership of Local Taxi Line
Robert White purchased the remaining interest of "Swede" Luttman and becomes sole owner operator of the taxi line. White is an experienced auto man and pledges courteous service to the public at all times.
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Robert White
Luttman
Mr. White
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Joe Ullman
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Marvin Peterell
Ralph Parkening
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Lester Hibrichsen
Lorene Cummins
Thelma Miller
Robert Schneider
George Lehnst
Alice Lehnst
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Dennis Wehrman
Beryl Lierman
Elaine Peterson
Iva Armstrong
Arthur Laughlin
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Frances Bierl
Edith Norton
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Marie Lentz
Arlene Zimmerman
Faye Hennings
Bernice Halmes
Mary J. T'schirren
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Clayton Sack
Jacqueline Wetenkamp
Pauline Wilson
Selma Hell
Dorothea Tennant
Edna Engblom
Curtis Lemon
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Florence Fischer
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Paul Kelly
Norma Bornemeier
Fern Backemeyer
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Frances Grady
Vedah Leesley
Elleene Mathis
Nellie Carlson
Emma Baier
Mildred Young
Shirley Steinkamp
Raymond Freeman
Stanley Wites
Irma Shelhern
Joyee Kraft
Eunice Brown
Arnold Vogeler
Bill Jochim
Esther Tritsch
Josephine Fitch
Wilma Livingston
Milkired Bargzer
Edward Sewards
Frankie Keller
Ruth Shorren
Bonadelle Larson
Dorothy Ulrich
Beatrice Beverage
Arlene Engelkemeter
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Lorraine Pall
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Mildred Auerswald
Clayton Dowler
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Leonard Stohlman
Flore
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South Bend
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