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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

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Eastern Star Memorial Service Held for Members

Home Chapter No. 189 Eastern Star held a Sunday memorial in the Masonic building with Star and Masons present. The program featured piano preludes, a quartet, Bible quotations, a roll call, prayers, a coasted address by L. S. Devoe, and a vocal solo before flowers were laid at Oak Hill cemetery.

Eastern Star Masonic Star Marjorie Arn Raymond Cook Don C. York John E. Schutz Harry Nieleen L. S. Devoe Don C

Reno Fails to Appear at Elmwood Farm Holiday Meeting

Milo Reno the National Farm Holiday leader did not show up for a Sunday program in Elmwood Nebraska. A fair turnout heard John Chalmers of Iowa speak about the association’s work in neighboring states. Also on the program were Harry C. Parmenter of Yutan and F. C. Croker of Lincoln.

Elmwood Neb Milo Reno Cass County Farm Holiday Association John Chalmers Iowa Association Reno Harry C. Parmenter Yutan Nebraska Association F. C. Croker of Lincoln

Rev Calvert Improving After Hospital Stay

The Rev John Calvert former superintendent of the Mothers Jewels Home at York is improving after an Omaha hospital operation. He has returned home and shows rapid strength gains, with friends in the city and Louisville noting the progress.

Louisville John Calvert York Calvert Methodist Omaha

Visit in Kansas by Rhodes and Hendricks party

Mr and Mrs Forest Rhodes and Mr and Mrs Vern Hendricks drove to Washington Kansas for a day visiting relatives and old friends. On return they met a severe storm near Beatrice with tornado like intensity and heavy rain. Washington area saw a damaging wind storm last year.

Forest Rhodes Vern Hendricks Washington Kansas Rhodes Beatrice

Taken to Hospital John Keil of Cedar Creek

John Keil a well known young farmer near Cedar Creek is in Immanuel hospital Omaha after an operation for appendicitis and a ruptured appendix. The procedure was successful and he is recovering nicely. Friends hope he will soon return home to his farm duties.

John Keil Cedar Creek Immanuel Hospital Omaha Keil

Children’s Day Program at the M. E. Church

The First Methodist church hosted a Children’s Day program with a school play The Golden Chord and various solos duets and group offerings. A bright auditorium featured summer flowers and canaries as the program showcased students and teachers in a this morning service.

First Methodist Church Velma Wells Rhea Edgerton Jean Vonheime Margaret Yelick Catherine Armstrong Paver Roy Wendall Marshall Golden Chord Mother Church Trively Auston Rolland Ee Allen Frank Barkus Meesenger Lawrence Rhodes Temperance George Marks Warren Lillie Burton Rishel Peace Alice Funk Katherine Shellenbarger Thelma Kruger Opal Byers Helen Barkus Betty Vallery Katherine Barkus Dorothy Mae Duxbury Rachel McMahen Elizabeth Ann Wiles Gladys Rhodes Doris Wiles Darlene Edgerton Kenneth White Joe McMahen Mary Rishel Mary Ellen Carr Catherine Kopischka Donna B. Seivers Mary Jean Hart Joe Highfield Harold Sell Catherine Kaffenberger Junior Deuoe Donald Busch Ppagheinees Stone Ice York Mervin Lillie James Vyelick Joe Noble Robert Yelick Troy Edgar Newton Justus Lillie

Mrs James Glenn Dies in Council Bluffs at 83

Mrs James Glenn a long time Council Bluffs resident died Sunday in Council Bluffs at eighty three. She is survived by five children Mrs George Taylor Plattsmouth Mrs Lottie Hubbell Mountain View Missouri Mrs Lon Owens and Mrs William Owens of Council Bluffs and William Glenn Glenwood. The husband preceded her in death. The body will be taken to Glenwood for funeral services Tuesday afternoon with interment beside her husband.

James Glenn Council Bluffs Glenn George Taylor Plattsmouth Lottie Hubbell Mountain View Missouri Lon Owens William Owens William Glenn Glenwood

Former resident Mrs Henry Donat Ill in Omaha

Mrs Henry Donat of Omaha and former resident of this city has been critically ill at her home in the metropolis. Reports now say she is somewhat improved and may soon be on the road to recovery.

Henry Donat Omaha Metropolis

Red Sox Rout All Stars 10 4 in Omaha Game

The Red Sox defeated the Browl's All Stars of Omaha 10 to 4 in a high scoring game. Del Sylvester and Alex Schlische led early offense, then a six run sixth inning blew the game open as errors aided the Sox. Lincoln Cardinals await next Sunday as the locals press on.

Red Sox Browl All Stars of Omaha Sox Alex Schlische Timmon del Sylvester Stone Lyons McClenan Lyon Scheller McClanon Scholier Tracey

Young Couple Married in City Court Ceremony

Miss Inez Roger of Broken Bow and Lester Stout of this city wed Saturday afternoon at the court house with Judge A H Dexbury officiating. Attendants were Miss Alice Smith and Frank M Smith. The couple will reside in Omaha after a wedding dinner at the groom’s parents home and congratulations from friends.

Court House Inez Roger Broken Bow Lester Stout A. H. Dexbury Alice Smith Frank M. Smith Chester Stout

Infection Threatens Knee Operation For Local Graduate

SUFFERS AN INFECTION George Adam, popular member of the 1933 high school graduating class, is at the University hospital at Omaha where he has taken Monday. The young man is suffering from an infection that has developed in one of his knees and which it is feared may make a small operation necessary. The many friends of this fine young man are hoping that he may even be over his present condition and be able to resume his usual activities.

George Adam University Hospital Omaha

Erhart Sues Neighbor for 10000 in Slander Damages

Lawrence Erhart farmer living west of Manley files a district court action seeking 10000 damages from Roy Steinkamp alleging defamatory remarks in Manley harmed his reputation and caused mental anguish. Both men are longtime Manley residents in the same community.

District Court Lawrence Erhart Manley Roy Steinkamp Erhart

OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY OF DEPUTY SHERIFF JARRIS LANCASTER

The 18th wedding anniversary for Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Jarris Lancaster was celebrated Sunday with relatives and friends at their south city home. A noon dinner followed by visiting and a pleasant afternoon, interrupted when the deputy was called away on official duty. Attendees included Earl Lancaster and family of Murray, Mrs. George Burris, A. D. Hathaway of Union, John Eppings and family, Harry McCulloch and family, Virgel Arnold and family, Dick March and family, and Earl Harris and family.

Jarris Lancaster Earl Lancaster Murray George Burris Lancaster A. D. Hathaway Union John Eppings Near Murdock Harry McCulloch Near

Married in California Alyce Johnson Weds Albert Staats

Miss Alyce Johnson formerly of Plattsmouth married Albert Staats of Temple City California in a May 19 ceremony in Yuma Arizona. They traveled from Temple City where they reside and plan to live. The bride is the daughter of C A Johnson and Mrs Johnson and worked for the Lincoln Telephone Co. in Plattsmouth before moving to California. The groom is a contractor prominent in Temple City.

Alyce Johnson Plattsmouth Albert Staats Temple City California Yuma Arizona C. A. Johnson Lincoln Telephone Co

Old Friends Visit by Lear and Johnson Family

Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lear and their child hosted Mrs. James Johnson and other Omaha relatives for a brief Sunday visit. Mrs. Lear, formerly Miss Emma Johnson, was warmly welcomed by longtime friends from the city.

E. G. Lear James Johnson

Delphians Banquet Closes Year of Lewis & Clark Chapter

The Lewis and Clark Delphian chapter held a banquet at the home of Miss Mia and Miss Barbara Gering on North Gilt Street to mark the end of the study year. Members celebrated with a five course dinner, contests, and a program themed around The Drama, plus elections for officers and plans for the upcoming year focused on Art.

Gering Mia Barbara Gering North Gilt Street Lewis & Clark Delphian Missouri River St.Louis Port Meriweather Lewis George Rogers Clark Kaw Platte Sweetwater Great Falls Montana Columbian River Sioux City Great Divide Fort of Astoria Mia Gering Genevieve Whelan A. S. Christ J. M. Roberts Christine Kirkpatrick Mia A. Gering A. §. Christ Louis Ward Egenberger Lewis & Clark Chapter A. H. Duxbury

Birth of a Daughter to Dr Gradoville Family

A daughter was born Tuesday night at 11:30 at St Catherine's Hospital in Omaha to Dr C M Gradoville and his wife, formerly of this city and now of Knoxville Iowa. The baby brings joy to siblings as Dr Gradoville remains with the mother whose condition is not best. Miss Dorothy Gradoville will accompany her brother to Knoxville to care for the household until the mother can return home.

St. Catherine's Hospital Omaha C. M. Gradeville Knoxville Iowa

Mrs. Carl Ofe Returns Home From Omaha Hospital

Mrs. Carl Ofe, long treated at an Omaha hospital, has returned home Wednesday afternoon. She is much improved though still feeling effects of the operation and officials hope for a rapid full recovery. Friends are glad to have her home and look forward to her complete health.

Carl Ofe Omaha Ofe Altho

Lewiston Band to Play at Den Show Monday

The Ak Sar Ben office in Omaha says 300 tickets are being mailed and will be ready for distribution at local business houses starting tomorrow. A large Cass county crowd is expected for Plattsmouth night on Monday June 19 with Lewiston band joining Plattsmouth musicians to march to the show.

Omaha Plattsmouth Cass County Lewiston James Schmidt Ak Coliseum

Arrest and whiskey found at jail after disturbance

Deputy Sheriff Jarvis Lancaster arrested Robert Dickey on intoxication and disturbing the peace. Dickey was jailed awaiting case disposition. Chief Libershall found six cases of home brew at the Dickey residence, later placed in the county jail as evidence.

Jarvis Lancaster Robert Dickey Mr. Dickey Libershall Dickey

Card of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement

The Vroman families express deep appreciation for acts of kindness, flowers, and participation in the funeral service. These kindnesses will be remembered with gratitude.

Leslie L. Vroman L. E. Vroman

Bergmann and Weber Tie the Knot in Stuart Nebraska

Miss Clara Weber and Mr. John Bergmann wed Monday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Stuart Nebraska. The couple, long known in Cass County circles, left for home after nuptials and will be honored at a Knights of Columbus reception and dance this evening with friends from across the county.

Clara Weber John Bergmann Stuart Nebraska St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Cass County Manley Betty Bergmann

Westminster Guild Anniversary Meeting Held At Church

The Westminster Guild gathered in the Presbyterian church Fellowship room for an anniversary meeting. Maxine Cloidt spoke on why have a Westminster Guild, Helen Warega reviewed the past year, and Gertrude Vallery read a story. Guests included Mrs Heineman Gorder and Wiles. visitors Taylors. Birthday greetings were extended and refreshments served.

Westminster Guild The Presbyterian Church Maxine Cloidt Helen Warega Gertrude Vallery Guild P. T. Heineman John Gorder Luke Wiles Margaret Taylor Ira Taylor Marjorie Lohnes

Birthday celebration honors City Clerk Herman J L Thomas

Mrs. Thomas hosted a stag party at the Thomas home to mark City Clerk Herman J L Thomas birthday. Guests enjoyed cards and games, and a luncheon was served by Mrs. Thomas with assistance from her daughters Mrs. William Mrasek, Miss Aimee Jane, and Mrs. Roland Thomas of Omaha.

Herman J L. Thomas Thomas William Mrasek Aimee Jane Roland Thomas Omaha Mr. Thomas

Trade with Your Local Merchant for Quality Goods

The message counsels shoppers to prefer home town merchants who guarantee satisfaction over catalog descriptions that may mislead. It urges shopping locally to ensure reliable quality and able redress for inferiority.

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