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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1939

Page

3

South High Prom Guest Matthew Sedlak Attends Omaha Event

Matthew Sedlak son of Mr and Mrs Michael Sedlak of this city attended the South High Junior Senior prom in Omaha Friday June 2 at the Blackstone hotel as a guest of Miss Margaret Dearden of Omaha. Banquet dinner was at 730 p m followed by dancing. Also a steak fry gathered residents at the Starkjohn cottage near the Platte with Mr and Mrs F A Cloidt and daughters Mrs Lora Lloyd Kieck and children County Treasurer and Mrs John E Turner and Dorothy Jean and Mr and Mrs Henry Starkjohn.

South High Matthew Sedlak Michael Sedlak Omaha Blackstone Hotel Margaret Dearden Starkjohn Platte F. A. Cloidt Lora Lloyd Kieck John E. Turner Dorothy Jean Henry Starkjohn

Shower tales in June celebrate new arrivals

A stork shower at the country home of Mrs. Chester Wiles honored Mrs. Alvadore Tilson with twenty guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Henry Albert, Mrs. William Nelson, and Miss Kathrine Hild. Luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. John Carneal and Mrs. Wiles, gifts lavished on the guest of honor.

Henry Albert William Nelson Kathrine Hild John Carneal Chester Wiles Tilson

Notable Guests Attend Modern Family Event

Charles Mendenhall and a group of women guests join Mrs. Caesar Baumgart and daughter Betty Mae, Mrs. William Krueger, Mrs. Tinus Bonberg, Miss Dorothy Seimoneit, Miss Mary Kvapil, Mrs. Albert Schiessl, and the guest of honor Mrs. Harold Mead.

Tinus Bonberg Charles Mendenhall Dasher W. H. Dasher Jake Tritsch Esther C. F. Zimmerman Caesar Baumgart Betty Mae William Krueger Dorothy Seimoneit Mary Kvapil Albert Schiessl Harold Mead

Siemoneit Schmidt to Wed at St Pauls Church

Mr and Mrs Fritz Siemoneit announce the forthcoming marriage of daughter Dorothy to Emil Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs Albert Schmidt of Germany. The couple plan to marry June 18 at 2 30 p m at St Pauls Evangelical church Plattsmouth. Miss Siemoneit has taught in rural school district 20.

Fritz Siemoneit Plattsmouth Dorothy Siemoneit Emil Schmidt Albert Schmidt Germany St. Paul's Evangelical Church Siemoneit

Neighborhood Pinochle Party Honors Swanda Family

The Neighborhood pinochle club hosted a home gathering at Elmer Lohnes 302 South Ninth Street Saturday honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Swanda and their children Marcella and Melvin of Burwell Nebraska. Eighty guests played four pinochle tables with Leslie Niel and Charles Manners winning top prizes in mixed divisions.

Elmer Lohnes South Ninth Street William Swanda Marcella Melvin Burwell Nebraska Swanda Plattsmouth Omaha Leslie Niel Charles Manners John Schutz

Nu-Fu Jitters Card Club Attends Moore Home

Miss Joan Moore hosted twelve members for a pinochle evening at her residence. Prize winners were Louise Fitzmayer first, Marjorie Fitch second, and Jean Brady consolation. Refreshments followed aided by Mrs. A O Moore. Participants listed include Mrs Howard Hirt and others.

Joan Moore Nu-Fu Jitter’s Card Club Louise Fitzmayer Marjorie Fitch Jean Brady Miss Moore A. O. Moore Howard Hirt Rex Bourne Raymond Bourne Margaret Ann Vallery Jacqueline Grassman Shirley Seiver Anna Marie Rea Lewanna Kelley

Neighborhood pinochle club honors visiting guests

Mr. and Mrs. William Swunda and friends were again honored guests of the Neighborhood pinochle club meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Niel’s home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John E. Schutz. In the gentlemen's awards John Alwin won the first prize.

William Swunda Leslie Niel John E. Schutz John Alwin

Second place to Woest. ladies prize to Mrs Schutz

John Woest took second place while Mrs John Schutz earned first in the ladies division. Mrs C Manners claimed second prize as the event concluded with a luncheon served by Mrs Niel for her guests.

John Woest John Schutz C. M. Manners

Mrs Phillips Honored Guest with Bridge Party

Mrs Henry Goos entertained Mrs C A Phillips visiting from Cambridge Nebraska at two tables of contract bridge. Goos home featured late spring and early summer flowers and refreshments were served by Mrs Goos and her daughter Miss Harriett after the game.

Inkler's Card Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon

Mrs Elmer Sundstrom hosted Inkler's card club at her Main Street home Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Roy Knorr and Mrs Frank Mullen. Prize honors went to Mrs Raymond Larson for high score with Mrs Knorr taking second. Refreshments followed the bridge session.

Inkler’s Club Elmer Sundstrom Inkler’s Card Club Main Street Roy Knorr Frank Mullen Raymond Larson Knorr

Sewing Afternoon Club Pinochle at Park Hill Home

Mrs J C Petersen entertained the afternoon pinochle club at her Park Hill home with peonies and Russian lilies. All members attended. Mrs Val Barker won first prize and Mrs W H Puls second. Her daughters Edna Mae and Shirley Petersen aided serving two course refreshments.

J. C. Petersen Park Hill Val Barker W. H. Puls Edna Mae Shirley Petersen

Johnson and Carr Union marriage announced in Nebraska City

The marriage of Miss Joan Johnson of Nebraska City to Mr. Lester Carr of Union was held March 11 in Nebraska City. Carr, manager of the service station and grocery on highway 75 east of Union, is a well known local resident. The bride will keep her job in Nebraska City, and the groom will remain at the Union Store.

Joan Johnson Nebraska City Lester Carr Union Carr Highway No. 75 Belden John Beuck Barbara Beuck Plainview Patty Anne Pickens Plattsmouth C. A. Jones The Everett Pickens Cass County

Avoca Club Luncheon and Federation Picnic Report

Mrs. D. S. Sumner hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at 17 Pearl Street for Avoca residents with Plattsmouth guests, including H. H. Marquardt, Anna Meyer and others. A June 4 picnic at Ray Norris's Weeping Water home gathered about 35 leaders from the Nebraska Federation of Women’s Clubs with state president Mrs. Walter Riechel and state first vice president Mrs. Eva Caley among attendees.

Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs Ray Norris Norris Rural Clubs and Rural Life Committee Walter Riechel Tecumseh Eva Caley

Springfield Hosts District Women Leaders in Community Party

Mrs. W. B. McGrew the first district president of Springfield along with district officers from Louisville Cook Nebraska City Plattsmouth Avoca and Alvo attended a community party with their families. L. S. Devoe Marjorie and Stephen joined the Plattsmouth delegation.

Springfield W. 8. McGrew Louisville Mershon Cook Uhey Warro Tyler Nebraska City C. L. Kelley L. S. Devoe American Home Department Plattsmouth Carl Tefit Avoca Woman's Club Avoca Copple Ray Norris Alvo Marjorie Stephen

Plattsmouth Friends Host Series of Dinner Parties

Mr and Mrs William Swanda and children Marcella and Melvin were entertained Tuesday at several Plattsmouth homes. Elmer Lohnes hosted a high noon luncheon for Burwell guests with Helen Smetana and the Lohnes family among those in attendance. A 6 o'clock dinner followed at the John Alwin home with Wilma Pickard assisting in serving.

William Swanda Marcella Melvin Plattsmouth Elmer Lohnes Burwell Helen Smetana Mary Joan Lohnes Mildred Kozacek

Woest Family Heads to Missouri for Visit

Mr and Mrs Joan Woest and their family and Mrs Augusta Haupt depart for St Louis Missouri to visit relatives and old friends.

Joan Woest Augusta Haupt St. Louis Herkan Missouri

Second Oil Convoy on Way Up the Missouri

The second convoy of four barges carrying 800000 gallons of gasoline for Socony Vacuum Oil Co. travels from Kansas City to Omaha, slower than the first run after river traffic reopened. It leaves Tuesday and should reach Omaha late Saturday or Sunday as the heavy load reduces speed to about two miles per hour.

Socony Vacuum Oil Co Kansas City Omaha

Cedar Creek Tree Planters Third Meeting Report

The Cedar Creek Tree Planters held their third meeting on Sunday May 28 with all present. Leader Lester Wagoner shared tree names as they identified various leaf species. The group plans a June 2 meeting at Carol Meisinger’s and a June 30 gathering at Lois, Glenice and Robert Wagoner’s home.

Cedar Creek Tree Planters Lester Wagoner Carol Meisinger Carol Ann Meisinger Lois Glenice Robert Wagoner Carol

Plattsmouth Merchants Hit .319 Through Seven Games

Team batting averages show Chuck Ault at .411 with 14 hits in 24 at bats leading the squad. Les Thimgan is .409 with 9 hits in 22, Ed Smith tops runs with 11, and O Donnell has 10. O Donnell hits two homers while Sedlak Ault and Thierolf have one each after the Bennington game.

Plattsmouth Merchants Chuck Ault Les Thimgan Joe Phillips Chovanec Therrolf Ed Smith O'Donnell Ault Thimgan Jack O'Donnell Sedlak Thierolf Benning Thimean Phillips Chovanec Thierolf B. Smith B. Brittain Parriott Eae Haves

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Mead Cary Zimmerman Mary Casher Sweenie’s Hereford Myron Wiles Charlies Manners Marcella and Wm. M. Ated Dr. Scholl Fetzer Shoe CO Foot Eazer D. S. Sumner Pearl Street Sumner H. H. Marquardt Anna Meyer Anna Marie Salling Albert Sill Anna Rudge D. Shannon Conan Kansas City Socony Shirley Chamberlain Ydin E. Pinkham Pinkharm Fred J. Drucker Wintersteen Hill Brex Board of Education Willard Timblin Fort Crook Ft. Crook Nebr Plattsmouth, Fli Shafters Texas Miller’s Catsy Mullen’s Meat Department City Federal Savings & Loan Association John P. Johnston Plattsmouth Hotel Plattsmouth, Nebr D. C
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