Patterson Heads to Tarkio College as Assistant Professor
Robert Foster Patterson a longtime Plattsmouth high school history leader and principal since 1929 is named assistant professor of history at Tarkio College Missouri. He will resign immediately to organize duties for the upcoming term while his wife Mrs Patterson also hails from Tarkio.
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Robert Foster Patterson
Turkio College
Tarkio
Missouri
Patterson
Board of Education
Plattsmouth
Tarkio College
Plattemouth
W.simons
Olive Gass
University of Nebraska
University of Colorado
Cass County School Men’s Club
Dist. No. 2
Eastern Nebraska Declamatory Association
State Board of Athletic Control
George Adam
Cecil Comstock
Otto Stodola
Evelyn Meade
Eastern Star Honors Two Local Officers
Home chapter No. 189, Eastern Star, honored Mrs. Golda Wiles and Miss Clara Weyrich and hosted visiting dignitaries Mrs. Margaret McPherson of Omaha and Mrs. Grace Ames of Omaha. Wiles recently became grand Adah and Weyrich retires after five years as Texas grand representative in Nebraska.
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Eastern Star
Golda Wiles
Clara Weyrich
Margaret, McPherson
Omaha
Grace Ames
Wiles
Miss Weyrich
Plumber Fred Hirz Confined by Mumps Illness
Fred Hirz a well known plumber is confined to his home after an attack of the mumps. He has given up his usual activities for now. His son Robert has just recovered and the illness appears to be spreading within the family.
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Fred Hirz
Fred
Robert
Hastings College Grad Paul Iverson Leader in Youth Work
Paul Iverson of Plattsmouth, a 1925 Hastings College graduate, serves as chairman of the Rocky Mountain Field Council of the YMC A and led Hastings College Y M C A in 1934 35. He belongs to Pi Gamma Mu Gamma Gamma Gamma and joins the International Relations Club and Peace Action group, with past roles on the College Council the Bronco staff and Ringland Hall dormitory officer.
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Paul Iverson
Plattsmouth
Hastings College
Iverson
Rocky Mountain Field Council
Pi Gamma Mu
Gamma Gamma Gamma Society
International Relations Club
Peace Action
Collegian
Ringland Hall
Lewiston 4-H Club Reorganizes With New Officers
The Lewiston Gold Eye Needle Workers reorganization meeting led by Miss Margaret Moore and Mrs. Wolf elected Edith Marie Wolf president Betty Swan vice president Jane Swan secretary treasurer Marie Read news reporter Margaret Hobscheidt game leader Eva Read and Emerene Topliff on the program committee The next meeting will be at Margaret Hobscheidt's home.
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Lewiston Gold Eye Needle
Earl Wolf
Margaret Moore
Mrs. Wolf
Edith Marie Wolf
Betty Swan
Jane Swan
Marie Read
Margaret Hobscheidt
Eva Read
Emerene Topliff
Purchases Residence Here by Mr and Mrs Frank Scott
Mr and Mrs Frank Scott of Omaha have become residents of Plattsmouth and now occupy the North Eighth Street home purchased through the Searl Davis agency. They previously lived in Omaha where he worked with a packing company before retirement, choosing Plattsmouth for its pleasant surroundings.
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Frank Scott
Omaha
Jesse Scott
Plattsmouth
North Eighth Street
Searl
Mrs Charles L Pease Dies Suddenly Last Night
Emma Margarite Bonge Pease died at 11 50 p m June 3 1935 after an operation and brief decline at Omaha Methodist Hospital. Born February 25 1888 in Creighton Nebraska she married Charles L Pease in 1912 and helped run Pease Style Shop. Survived by husband three sisters four brothers and many relatives in Nebraska Wyoming and Illinois neighborhoods.
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Charles L. Pease
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Pease
Methodist Church
Emma Margarite Bonge
Creighton
Nebraska
Charles Pease
Plattsmouth
August Bonge
Ashton
South Dakota
Mary Wulff
Douglas
Wyo
John Bonge
Neligh
Nebr
Edward Bonge
George Bonge
Plainview
M. On Murphy
A. A. Allen
Chi
Carl Haas
Congerville
Albert Bonge
Carl Falter
Pauline Bonge
Jacob Bonge
Funeral of Harry M. Wilcox in Plattsmouth
Funeral services for Harry M. Wilcox were held at Horton Funeral Home chapel in Plattsmouth with Rev. C. C. Troy officiating. Mrs. E H Wescott sang hymns "No Night There" and "Nearer My God to Thee" as accompanist Mr Wescott played. Interment followed in Oak Hill cemetery. Wilcox, born 1864 in Princeton Illinois, lived in Plattsmouth thirty years and is survived by wife Mary, son Charles Edward Wilcox Beatrice, stepson Clyde Dare Lincoln, brother Frank A Wilcox Cowles Nebraska and three grandchildren Marilyn Beatrice Donna Mae and Wallace Dare Lincoln.
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Harry M. Wilcox
Horton Funeral Home
Seventh and
Vine Streets
C. C. Troy
First Methodist Church
E. H. Wescott
Mr. Wescott
Oak Hill Cemetery
Princeton
Illinois
Plattsmouth
Mary Wilcox
Charles Edward Wilcox
Beatrice
Clyde Dare
Lincoln
Frank A. Wilcox
Cowles
Nebraska
Marilyn Wilcox
Donna Mae
Wallace Dare
New Jersey visitors arrive for family visit
Mrs. P. H. Murdick Jr. of Fannoon New Jersey arrives in the city to spend time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wescott and relatives. She is joined by Mrs. Marguerite Wiles Norlin and Miss Virginia Irons from New York. The party travels by auto for a welcome home visit after a year away.
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P. H. Murdick, Jr
Fannoon
New Jersey
E. H. Wescott
Marguerite Wiles Norlin
New York City
Virginia Irons
New York
Car stolen from Nolting near Fifth and Main
Henry F Nolting farmer lost his automobile at Fifth and Main after attending an Eastern Star meeting. Police searched the city overnight with no luck. The car was found abandoned in Council Bluffs Iowa this morning after being taken by a thief.
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Henry F. Nolting
Council Elnifs
Iowa
William C. Ramsey Elected Nebraska Grand Master
The seventy eighth annual Nebraska Grand Lodge communication in Omaha elected William C. Ramsey of Omaha as grand master. Ramsey, deputy attorney general, was born in Plattsmouth and long active in state Masonry. The event also saw appointments of Philips, Robertson, Raecke, and Smith to senior posts and deacons and custodians named for next year.
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Nebraska Grand Lodge
Omaha
Plattsmouth
William C. Ramsey
B.S. Ramsey
Ramsey
Nebraska
A. Philips
Cambridge
Perry Walker
Grand Lodge
William A. Robertson
Walter R. Raecke
Central City
Lewis E. Smith
George Allen Beecher
Hastings
Charles Durden
Frank F. Travis
Beatrice
Lute M. Savage
William J. Breckenridge
Earl J. Lee
Fremont
Edward F. Carter
Nebraska Supreme Court
John W. Disbrow
Travis
Shrine Chantere
Tangier Temple
Eugene O. McKeown
Pipestone
Minn
Minnesota
Masons
Ambrose C. Epperson
Association of Nebraska
Frederic L. Temple
North Platte
Virgil R. Johnson
Francis E. White
Los Angeles
White
Journal ads announce timely bargains for readers
Local ads highlight nearby bargains and sales items with quick details. Readers can find discounts on goods and services advertised with short notices and prices.
Flower Show Roquets Go to the Shut-Ins
The Flower Show committee distributed cut flowers from over sixty exhibitors to more than sixty homebound residents to share the show’s beauty. Prizes will ship bulbs and plants to winners. judges included Mrs. Arthur E. Rapp and Miss Julia Svoboda. The effort was supported by the Chamber of Commerce and Knights of Columbus, with thanks to many volunteers and donors from Plattsmouth and surrounding areas.
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Flower Show Committee
Flower Show
John W. Crabill
Home Dairy
Arthur E. Rapp
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Julia Svoboda
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
E. H. Wescott
Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
Rotary Club Plans Civic Work Discussed
Rotarians at a Tuesday luncheon heard two speakers Dr H G McClusky and L A Devoe outline community service ideas. They proposed projects including converting the old high school into a museum preserving local history and forming hiking clubs and river activities once Missouri River work ends. R Foster Patterson attended as a guest and was honored as he leaves the city with tributes from E H Wescott and the club members.
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Rotary Club
Sears
Plattsmouth
R. Foster Patterson
Frank M. Bester
E. H. Wescott
Patterson
Rotartans
Will Enter School Pauline Nowacek Leaves Local Job
Pauline Nowacek resigns from Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Co. district office to study religious orders. She will enter Mt. St. Scholastic in Atchison Kansas run by Benedictine sisters to prepare for church service. Her brother Faustine is studying at Atchison for priesthood formation.
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Pauline Nowacek
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
Miss Nowacek
Mt. St. Scholastic School
Atchison
Kansas
Kansas School
Faustine
St. Benedict's College
Cass County Farmers Plan Heavy Planting Season
Despite last year's drought, Cass county farmers prepare for a strong planting season to boost crop yields. Local growers emphasize soil moisture and strategic seed choices to maximize output.
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Cass County
J. R. Reeder Named as High School Principal
The School District No. 1 board met at the high school to fill the vacancy created by R. Foster Patterson resigning as principal after his election as Tarkio college history instructor. Unanimous vote named J. B. Reeder, previously assistant principal, as principal for the coming term. Reeder is a longtime high school faculty member, serving since 1929.
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Board of Education
Reeder Promoted at Plattemouth High School
The Plattemouth High School science teacher Mr. Reeder is promoted to a new position. He has been an efficient instructor and active in school affairs, and friends expect the school to maintain its high standard under his leadership.
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Plattemouth High School
Reeder
Pleasant W C T U Meeting Discusses Nebraska Liquor Law
The W C T U met at Mrs. C C Hudson's home with many members present. Mrs. E H Wescott led singing and Mrs. George B Mann led devotion. J A Capwell spoke on the Nebraska liquor legalization law and its sections. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Leona.
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C. C. Hudson
George B. Mann
E. H. Wescott
J. A. Capwell
Nebraska
Leona
Cambridge flood victims include Stewart and Mousley kin
E. P. Stewart is listed among flood dead in Cambridge. The baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mousley, cousins of Stewart, drowned when the family was marooned in a tree as waters of the Republican river swept them away.
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E. P. Stewart
Cambridge
Truman Mousley
Mr. Stewart
Republican
Mynled Community Club Postponed Meeting Notice
The My nard Community club announces a postponed meeting to Friday evening June 7. The May program will be presented and all residents are urged to attend.
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Mynard Community Club
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Tarkie College
Harry Wilcox
State Masons
S. 8
Davis
J. R. Reeder
Plattsmouth High School
Mynled Community Club
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