Local Visit Ties Koop Family to West Point Plant
Harold A. Koop, recently stationed at West Point and head of the Lyman Richey Sand and Gravel plant, visited his Louisville family over the weekend. The Curtis family, tied to the company, just hosted a Omaha wedding for H Farnham Curtis and Chrystal Pool before a Kansas City trip. the couple will reside in Omaha.
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Harold A. Koop
West Point
Lyman- Richey Sand and Gravel Company
Louisville
Mr. Koop
Plattsmouth
H. Farnham Curtis
Sroom
Omaha
North Side
Curtis
Louisville Courier
Salt Creek Floods Farms at Ashland
Lincoln June 3 Thousands of acres between Waverly and Ashland were under water as Salt Creek overflowed its banks after heavy rains. Pastures became lakes. a water sheet north of Greenwood covered over half a mile. Water reached two feet that night while the Blue River rose two inches per hour. Officials moved to prevent crossing on S Y A highway near Seward as driftwood threatened the Salt Creek bridge. Traffic detours used Milford or a higher bridge south of Seward. The Salt Creek bridge west of Lincoln was reported in dangerous condition.
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Lincoln
Waverly
Ashland
Salt Creek
Greenwood
Blue River
S-Y-A
Seward
Milford
Lincoln Creek
York
Nebraska Motor Club
World-Herald
Grand Lodge Dedicates Monument With Bellevue Ceremony
The Nebraska A A F and A M grand lodge in Omaha adjourns to Bellevue for a public unveiling marking 75 years since chartering. The ceremony draws many local attendees. visits to the Freemont Orphans Home and the Masonic Home may be omitted this year, while lodge officers inspect both homes as usual.
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Grand Lodge
Nebraska Aa. FL & A. M
Omaha
Bellevue
Grand Lodge of
Nebraska
Fremont
Local Singer McCarty Featured in Orange Concert
The Musical Courier May 21 notes Jack McCarty, former Plattsmouth boy, as tenor soloist with the Student Nurses Glee Club of Orange Memorial Hospital at First Presbyterian Church Orange New Jersey. The performance drew encores and praised his fine tenor. McCarty studies under Anita Rio in New York City and resides at an exclusive hotel there. He is the son of Mrs. T. C. McCarty of this city.
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The
Musical Courier
First Presbyterian Church
Orange
New Jersey
Jack McCarty
Plattsmouth
Student Nurses Glee Club
Orange Memorial Hospital
McCarty
the Courier
Anita Rio
New York City
T. C. McCarty
Settlement in Missouri Valley Pipeline Case
The Missouri Valley Pipeline Co. paid Mr. C Lawrence Stull the district court jury award of 2024.10 dollars for damages from a natural gas pipeline route. The case began with condemnation proceedings in county court and an appraiser’s finding of 1858 dollars, later increased by the jury at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missouri Valley Pipeline Co
C. Lawrence Stull
Stull
Move to New Offices for Plattsmouth Loan & Building
The Plattsmouth Loan & Building Association relocates from J. W. Crabill’s to M. D. Brown jewelry store. The secretary E. P. Lutz now oversees affairs. a fire and burglar proof vault at Brown’s is shared with the city treasurer’s records. The new site offers easy access for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Loan & Building Association
J. W. Crabill
Building and Loan Association
Questioned Bayonet Edges on Men’s Straw Hats Debate
A lighthearted inquiry ponders whether the disarmament conference will address the issue of bayonet edges on men’s straw hats. The phrasing mirrors parliamentary style questions and reflects public curiosity rather than a formal policy item.
Fine Recital Highlight Grace Leidy Burger Students
Last evening at the public library auditorium Grace Leidy Burger presented her violin pupils aided by piano students from Mrs J M Robert s studio. The recital featured both Plattsmouth and Omaha studios with young talents Billy Reddie Elaine Burger and Andy Leidy among the attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Leidy-Burger
Public Library
J. M. Roberts
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Catholic Daughters State Officers Meet In Omaha
Mrs Frank Mullen state monitor of the Catholic Daughters of America traveled to Omaha for a conference of state officers. The meeting will be held at the Knights of Columbus club house and attended by all state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mullen
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Omaha
Order
Knights of Columbus Club
New Superintendent from Geneva Plans Local Home Move
Mr and Mrs L S Devoe arrived from Geneva on Friday to tour residences here and plan to move soon. They intend to settle to begin the school year in September.
Paving on No 24 No 24 No 24 No 24
Governor Charles W. Bryan announces the first contract for paving on highway No 24 from Lincoln to Eagle, a ten mile section. Cass county communities and towns like Plattsmouth, Union, Nehawka, Weeping Water, Elmwood and Avoca supported the project, hoping completion next year.
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Lincoln
Charles W. Bryan
Eagle
Cass County
Our
No. 24
Plattsmouth
Union
Nehawka
Weeping Water
Elmwood
Avoca
Highway Department
Otoe
Lancaster
Bryan
Nebraska
Check Artists Sought in Worthless Nebraska City Checks
Sheriff Ed Thimgan Deputy Ray Becker and Officers Pickrel and Stewart hunted a man and woman wanted for passing numerous worthless checks in Nebraska City. Reports traced a car with trailer seen near Welshimer station then heading west on the Louisville road. The pursuit failed as the suspects eluded officers on a less traveled road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thimgan
Ray Becker
Pickrel and
Stewart
Nebraska City
Otoe County
Welshimer
Louisville
Y Pickrel
Thimgan
Honor Past Officers at Womans Relief Corps Meeting
The Womans Relief Corps gathered at Mrs. Robert Troop’s home on Friday for a covered dish luncheon honoring charter president Mrs. Agnes Chapman and conductor Mrs. Emily Tingate. About 25 members attended with guest Mrs. Isaac Pearlman of Omaha asVal Burker spoke on the corps history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Relief Corps
Robert Troop
Agnes Chapman
Emily Tingate
Val Burker
Legion Auxiliary
Fred Egenberger
Lincoln visitors call on Mr. and Mrs. Egenberger
Mr. and Mrs. W S Scott of Lincoln with Miss Mary Weckbach and Miss Tillie Weckbach visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G Egenberger. Mrs. Scott is Mamie Vivian formerly of this city and the party renews many old friendships during the stay.
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W.S. Scott
Lincoln
Mary and
Tillie Weckbach
Fred G. Egenberger
Scott
Mamie Vivian
Weckbach
Funeral of Robert Schroeder Near Cedar Creek
Funeral services for Robert Schroeder age 20 were held Wednesday at Glendale church west of Cedar Creek. Rev C O Troy led the service with solos by Frank A Cloidt and Estelle Baird. interment followed at Glendale cemetery near the church.
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Robert Schroeder
Glendale Church
Cedar Creek
Sattler Funeral
Glendale
C. O. Troy
First Methodist Church
Frank A. Cloidt
Estelle Baird
Glendale Cemetery
Westminster Guild Organized by Presbyterian Girls
Mrs. F. A. Cloidt hosted a Presbyterian church group as they organize a Westminster Guild for girls aged 18 to 24. Officers elected are Helen Waren president Fern Stivers vice president Wilhelmina Henrichsen secretary and Gertrude Vallery treasurer. The next meeting is June 14 with Mrs. Cloidt and Mrs. McClusky as patrons.
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F. A. Cloidt
Presbyterian Church
Westminster Guild
McClusky
Cloidt
Helen Waren
Fern Stivers
Wilhelmina Henrich
Gertrude Vallery
Guild
Trio Held After Shoplifting Search Near Nebraska City
Chief Libershal and Deputy Becker halted an old Kansas plated Ford after a report of three shoplifters. A woman and two men were questioned at the courthouse. search found only bedding and personal effects, leading officers to release the travelers as they headed north toward Fremont.
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Libershal
Nebraska City
Ryder
Becker
Kansas
Court House
Fremont
Hastings Hosts Nebraska D A R and P E O Meeting Leaders
Mrs. Edgar Hill Wescott of Plattsmouth Nebraska state regent of the Nebraska D A R spent three days in Hastings as convention director for the state P E O singing. She spoke on the Bicentennial Birth of George Washington and met Niobrara chapter members to discuss plans for the D A R state conference scheduled in Hastings in March 1933.
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Edgar Hill Wescott
Plattsmouth
Nebraska Daughters of the American Revolution
Hastings
George Washington
Wescott
Niobrara
Showing Improvement From Friday's Daily
Mr and Mrs Albert Murray and daughter Mildred visited the city for a short time to attend to trading and visit friends. Mildred is recovering from injuries suffered in a runaway a few weeks ago but still feels effects. She thanks friends for gifts flowers cards and calls.
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Albert Murray
Mildred
Bryant couple returns to city for repair work at O K garage
Mr and Mrs R V Bryant former residents have returned to the city to settle here. Mr Bryant will oversee repair work at the O K garage on Washington avenue and has already begun work with a pleasing start. He is an expert in machine and auto repair and was previously employed in a local shop.
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R. V. Bryant
Bryant
O. K
Washington Avenue
Mrs Agnes Chapman to Move to Kansas City
Mrs Agnes Chapman will depart early next week to Kansas City Missouri to live with her daughter Mrs Ruth Stepple and family who are moving from Wichita Kansas. Chapman has resided in Wichita during the past week visiting relatives and old friends.
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Agnes Chapman
Kansas City
Missouri
Chapman
Missouri City
Ruth Stepple
Wichita
Kansas
Hog butchered at Nelson Berger farm near Nehawka
Sheriff Ed Thimgan investigated after a hog was killed and the carcass removed from Nelson Berger's farm near Nehawka. The theft was found by the volunteer butcher who left the entrails, prompting a search with his son Leslie Thimgan to find the perpetrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thimgan
Nelson Berger
Nehawka
Mr. Berger
Leslie Thimgan
Taxi Line Change Hands at Hotel Riley
The taxi line operated by John Becker for the past year has been sold to Hubert Dew. Dew now runs the business from Hotel Riley and will handle driving and calls day and night.
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John Becker
Hubert Dew
Riley
Dew
Return From Road Work Near Tekamah
The force of workmen from Modern Construction Co has returned to town after completing grading and graveling of the state highway near Tekamah. Henry and Joe McMahen Jr were with the crew and supervised the contract’s completion.
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Modern Construction Co
Tekamah
Henry
Joe McMahen, Jr
Divorce Granted in District Court for Dykes and Lena Dykes
This morning in district court a decree of divorce was granted to C Fr Dykes from Lena Dykes. The defendant did not contest the action. The parties were previously divorced and later remarried, the former decree having been secured by Mrs. Dykes.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Jalue
Carhartt
Alice Hiatt
Edward Lorenz
Louise Knoflicek
Patty Croidt
Mildred Knoflicek
Katherine Meisinger
Alfred Hartmean
Malinda Friedrich
Robert Wauch
Beatrice Knoflicek
Ellen Hartman
Billie Reddie
Elaine Burger
Andy Leidy
Duxbury & Davis Dependable Insurance A
Robt. Schroeder
Sen
O-K
R. V. Bryant UK Garage
Winza
Enna Jettick
H. G. McClusky
Carl Ohlschlager
Thomas Walling Company
Plattamouth
Oneida Community
Oneida
Enna Jettickh
Fetzer Shoe Co
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