Funeral of Mrs Charles Pease Held at First Methodist
The late Mrs. Charles L. Pease was honored with a large funeral at the First Methodist church attended by many friends. City business houses closed in tribute and Rev C O Troy delivered comforting remarks. The choir sang Sun of My Soul and My Faith Looks Up to Thee before interment at Oak Hill cemetery escorted by local business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Pease
First Methodist Church
Pease
C. O. Troy
Flood Bulletin Papers From McCook District Arrive
Mrs Edna Dalton arrived from McCook with handbill copies of the McCook Tribune and McCook Gazette printed during the flood in the Republican valley. The city power plant was flooded causing days without power and officials restricted water use to cooking and drinking. Food stocks were checked to last residents two weeks until normal service returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dalton
McCook
McCook Tribune
McCook Gazette
Republican Valley
Miss Amela Martens Receives BA Degree at Municipal University
Miss Amela Martens a city school system teacher was among 94 graduates Thursday at the Municipal University of Omaha She earned the bachelor of arts degree as one of 62 graduates to receive that degree Class orator was W S Salsburg a well known western speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amela Martens
Municipal University of
Omaha
Miss Martens
W. 5
S. Salsburg
West
Marie Kaufman Attends Funeral in Omaha for Mrs Alice Holden
Miss Marie Kaufman attended the funeral service in Omaha for Mrs. Alice Holden age 82 who died Monday. Mrs Holden was the mother of Mrs Florence Holden Jensen state manager of the Woodmen Circle and well known locally among fraternity members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kaufman
Omaha
Alice Holden
Holden
Florence Holden Jensen
Woodman Circle
Veteran Plattsmouth Assessor George W Snyder Files Returns
George W. Snyder assessor of Plattsmouth precinct completes his returns and files them with County Assessor W. H. Puls. Snyder is a long serving veteran on the county real estate assessment team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Snyder
Plattsmouth
W. H. Puls
George
Worthwhile Projects Benefit The Greatest Number
The remark emphasizes spending only on worthwhile projects that will benefit the greatest number, urging prudent allocation of resources to maximize impact for communities and stakeholders.
Funk Reappointed as Secretary at Baltimore Methodist School
Miss Alice Funk daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Funk of this city has been re appointed to the secretarial post she has held for a year at a large Methodist church school in Baltimore. The school is among the east s largest church schools and she enjoys the position. She has visited many places near Baltimore and is pleased with her opportunities. Miss Funk is a 1929 Plattsmouth high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Funk
Albert Funk
Baltimore
Miss Funk
Plattsmouth
Dorchester Hebron Teachers Tie In Secret Wedding
Miss Marie Noble of Helmsville and Bernard I Galloway of this city married October 26 at Neola Iowa. Both taught at Dorchester High School with Noble in commercial and Galloway in science and coaching. They will live in Hebron where Galloway was re elected as science teacher and athletic coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Hebron
Marie Nobie
Helmsville
Bernard I. Galloway
Dorchester High School
Miss Noble
Galloway
Ak-Sar-Ben Show Delegation Heads from Cass County
A rural Cass County band is expected to join the Plattsmouth delegation for the Ak-Sar-Ben show at Southeastern Nebraska night on Monday June 17. Free tickets will soon be available from local merchants. This year’s production is a Broadway stage play replacing the local script. Glen Boedeker leads a Murray delegation with many other towns forming auto caravans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Glen Boedeker
Murray
Caller to Fremont: Journal editor's mother dies en route
Dathy W. A. Robinson of the Journal force was called to Fremont early this morning as his mother, long ill with a severe malady, died at 6:30 a m while he was en route. The funeral is set for Saturday in Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dathy W. A. Robinson
Journal Force
Fremont
Robinson
Civic Body in Honor to Depart ing Principal
The Chamber of Commerce celebrated retiring high school principal R. Foster Patterson who leaves for Tarkio College to become history assistant professor. Leaders from education church business and fraternal groups praised his eight years of service and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
R. Foster Patterson
Tarkio College
Patterson
Frank M. Bester
L. 5
P. T. Heineman
Board of Education
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Weyrich
Business Men's
Ad Club
Plattsmouth Lodge
A. F
A. M
L. 8. Devoe
Backward Party Delights Holy Rosary Girls
The Holy Rosary society held a delightful social in the church basement on Friday evening. The group arrived in striking costume arrangements for a backward party and played games with prizes awarded for skillful performances. Refreshments were served to close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Socality
Testing Water Plant Visit by West Interests Inspector
E C Goehring chemical inspector for West interests visits the local Plertsmouth Water Corporation plant to conduct tests as part of a tour of large company facilities. He recently toured the Kankakee Illinois plant where G R Helcomb, once a Portsmouth resident, is employed and sends regards from the Holcomb family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Goehring
Plertsmouth Water Corporation
Mr. Goehring
Kankekee
Ilinois
G. R. Helcomb
Picrtsmouth
Holcomb
Quarryman Fatally Injured In Highway Car Plunge
Manser Eames thirty five of Missouri City Missouri is dead after his car left the highway west of Union and plunged fifteen feet into a ditch. Companions Stanley Weinert and Andy Sorensen were badly injured and taken to St Marys hospital at Nebraska City where Eames died on arrival. Weinert suffered a broken shoulder and Sorensen had facial cuts and other minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manser Eames
Missouri City
Missouri
Stanley Weinert
Andy Sorensen
Union
St. Mary's Hospital
Nebraska City
Eames
Weinert
Sorensen
Power washer accident leaves hand lacerated in family demonstration
John Gauer, who moved from a farm east of Louisville, injured his left hand while demonstrating a new electric wringer washing machine. He placed a finger on a roller to see its direction and the machine pulled it into the wringer, causing a deep cut. Doctors treated the wound and he wore a sling. The injury was serious but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gauer
Louisville
Gauer
Drs. Worthman & Worthman
John
Louisville Courier
Detour Trains Redirect Missouri Pacific Line Traffic
The Missouri Pacific main line between Kansas City and Omaha handles Union Pacific Kansas line traffic into Omaha. Omaha to Manhattan via Lincoln and Beatrice washed out, forcing diversions over Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific through Kansas to Colorado. Three operators posted at the local station to manage increased business. emergency expected to last several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Omaha
Kansas
Union Pacific
M. P
Manhattan
Lincoln
Beatrice
Colorado
Wedded in Iowa: Juanita Smith and William Emery Married
This morning at the residence of Rev. C O Troy of the First Methodist church the ceremony united Miss Juanita Ruth Smith and Mr William W Emery of Council Bluffs The lines were read by Rev Troy and witnesses were Mr and Mrs Marcus W Chamters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Troy
First Methodist Church
Juanita Ruth Smith
William W. Emery
Council Bluffs
Troy
Marcus W. Chamters
Dance Pavilion Ads See Weather Boost In Walnut Grove Ad
Jess Bashus called the Journal to place a small ad for his Walnut Grove dance pavilion in the daily and semi weekly newspapers. He cites slow business from rain and cold but expects better conditions with summer. First insertion appears elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Bashus
Journal
Walnut Grove
Jess
PEQOs and BILs Hold Annual Fun Fest At Church
Chapter F of the PEO and husbands gathered in the First Presbyterian Fellowship room for an evening of pranks by the BILs and a staged initiation with steel helmets and safety pins. Games contributed to a lively, memorable event marking the annual party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter F
First Presbyterian Church
L. S. Devoe
Sixteenth Wedding Anniversary Surprise for Servers Couple
A West of the city group honored Mr. and Mrs. Don Servers on their sixteenth wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering. Guests from the old home area brought baskets and enjoyed cards, visiting, and a luncheon, with several Kaffenberger and Tritsch family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Seivers
Walter Tritsch
Elmer Tritsch
H. F. Nolting, Jr
George A. Kaffenberger
A. F. Seybert
Margaret Kaffenberger
Glen
Charles
James Kaffenberger
Billy Tritech
Ellen Kaffenberger
Dick Tritsch
Lucille Meisinger
Herbert Meisinger
Elvin Davis
Shirley
Donna Bee Seivers
Miss Louise Thygeson Returns Home for Vacation
Miss Louise Thygeson visits her parents in Nebraska City from the University of Nebraska. She earned excellent grades and sat out exams. She and Miss Dorothy Gregg were chosen from the education department to teach in the nursery school at the university, a six weeks course starting mid June. Miss Thygeson is related to Mrs. J. A. Donelan and the late A. W. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Thygeson
University of Nebraska
J. C. Thygeson
Miss Thygeson
Dorothy Gregg
Education Department
University
Nebraska City News-Press
Installation of Ashland Rotary Club Featured by District Leader
Ashland hosted an International Rotary gathering to install the Ashland club with District President George Nash conducting the charter presentation and officer installation. Edwin A. Fricke, former Ashland resident and head of the Farmers and Merchants Bank, served as host. attendees came from Plattsmouth Seward Crete Lincoln Glenwood and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
International Rotary
Ashland Club
Nebraska
George Nash
Yankton
South Dakota
Edwin A. Fricke
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Plattemouth
First Christian Church
Plattsmouth
Seward
Crete
Lincoln
Glenwood
Omaha
L. GO. Minor
F. I. Rea
Ray Misner
L.S. Devoe
Dr. P. T. Heineman
James G. Mauzy
Fred Lugsch
R. A. Troop
Omaha Soldier Weds Miss Inez Graves at Fort Crook
Wednesday afternoon at Judge A H Duxbury s office Allen E Miles of the 17th infantry at Fort Crook married Miss Inez B Graves. The ceremony was witnessed by Miss Vera M Graves sister of the bride and Everett J Meade of Fort Crook. The bride is daughter of Jack Graves a Bellevue resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Allen E. Miles
17Th Infantry
Fort Crook
Inez B. Graves
Vera M. Graves
Everett J. Meade
Jack Graves
Bellevue
Thomas Jefferson High honors student Hamilton Mark graduates
Hamilton Mark attended the Thomas Jefferson High School commencement at Broad Way theatre in Council Bluffs. Joy Vallery, a cousin, was named Tea Jay's Best all around athlete for football basketball and track. Mark ranked outstanding in athletics as part of a class of 146 and received one of two best citizen honors. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vallery of Council Bluffs, formerly from Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Mark
Thomas Jefferson High School
Council Bluffs
Broadway Theatre
Joy Vallery
Tea Jay
Jay Vallery
Edward Vallery
Wedding at Court House Hears Esther Harris to Robert Essix
A wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at the court house in Omaha uniting Miss Esther Harris of 2717 Charles street and Mr. Robert Essix of 2808 Ohio street. The couple was accompanied by Robert Jackson and Lula Carter, fellow residents of Omaha. The bridal party returned to the city after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Esther Harris
Charles Street
Omaha
Robert Essix
Ohio Street
Robert Jackson
Lula Carter
Earl Lancaster Makes Visit and Celebrates 49th Anniversary
Earl Lancaster of Murray came to the city on business and to visit with his brother J B Lancaster and family. He marks his forty ninth anniversary with friends offering congratulations and best wishes for many more birthdays for the well known county resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lancaster of Murray
J. B. Lancaster
Earl
Elmwood visitor calls at Journal to renew subscription
Thursday's Dath A. W. Seiker of Elmwood was in the city for a few hours on business and made a pleasant call at the Journal to renew his subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Seiker
Elmwood
Journal
Mrs. Kroehler Visits New York City
Mrs. Andrew Kroehler travels by bus from Omaha to New York City to visit her son Dr. Robert Kroehler and his family. She plans to enjoy the area’s places of interest during a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kroehler
New York City
Robert Kroehler
Kroehler
Omaha
Miss Catherine Schrack Visits Plattsmouth Friends
Miss Catherine Schrack former Plattsmouth girl recently in the east on a visit to her aunt Mrs. D C Morgan and old school friends in the city. She plans to leave later this week for Boston to resume her schooling after the west outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Schrack
Plattsmouth
East
City
D. C. Morgan
Miss Schrack
Boston
Eagles Prepare for Opening of State Convention
The Nebraska Fraternal Order of Eagles prepares for its thirty first state convention in Plattsmouth. Delegates register June 16 at Eagles hall with a public meeting at 8 30 p m headlined by Grand Secretary J L Perry. June 17 opens with remarks by Edward Gabelman and Mayor George Lushinsky followed by ritual and banquet at Knights of Columbus. The day ends with a dance at the American Legion hall and June 18 covers further business including officer elections and events for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
J. 3. Perry
Kansas City
Edward Gabelman
George Lushinsky
Plattsmouth
Claude T. Powell
Grand Island
Knights of Columbus
American Legion Hall
Order
Aenue
Patterson Family Plans Summer Visits and Move
Mr. and Mrs. R. Foster Patterson and children Sammie and Mary depart for Minden Nebraska to visit Mr. Patterson's parents. They will visit Fort Morgan Colorado and Boulder for the degree program before returning in August and moving to Tarkio Missouri with their stored household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Foster Patterson
Sammie
Mary
Minden
Nebraska
Mr. Patterson
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Patterson
Boulder
Tarkio
Missouri
Visit to Washington by County Official and associate
A. W. Farmer, clerk in the office of County Judge A. H. Duxbury, left for Washington D C this morning for a short vacation from court duties. He will view Congress in action and other sights in the national capital. He is accompanied by John Iverson Jr who is returning to duties in government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Farmer
A. H. Duxbury
Washington, D. C
National Congress
National Capitol
Mr. Farmer
John Iverson, Jr
Washington
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The Pease family expresses heartfelt appreciation to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy after a bereavement. They acknowledge flowers and assistance with services and say these kindnesses will be a loving remembrance. Charles L. Pease and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Pease
Omaha visitor August Doering calls on Jahbrig family
From Saturday's Daily, August Doering of Omaha arrived this morning for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jahbrig and family and with the many old time friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Doering
Omaha
R. C. Jahbrig
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Charles Pease
Marie Noble
Bernard Galloway
AK den
Iowa
BIL
J. A. Donelan
This City
A. W. White
Rotarians
New York
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