Compensation Rule Cuts Veterans Pensions Across Nebraska
Nebraska veterans face drastic cuts under new compensation rules. About 2,804 World War I veterans in the state received 1.45 million dollars in 1932 under old disability pay, with 15 percent under service-connected presumption likely to be cut off. Nonservice connected cases totaling 867,168 dollars for 4,176 veterans would be wiped out except for total disability, estimated at one in 40. Over 6,000 Spanish American veterans earned more than 3 million dollars under prior laws. roughly half may lose part or all of pensions. Some beneficiaries under special congressional acts appear unaffected. Nationwide, 14,522 people with pensions totaling 6,358,672 dollars yearly are covered by such acts.
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Washington
Nebraska
Omaha
Free Tickets For Ak Sar Ben Show In Omaha
Free tickets for the Ak-Sar-Ben show in Omaha next Monday June 19 will be available starting tomorrow at Plattsmouth State Bank Farmers State Bank Bates Book Store Conn Shining Parlor and Ptaks One ticket admits one gentleman and a lady escort children will not be admitted Names must be written on ticket at time of issue Plattsmouth auto caravan will depart by 615 PM from Legion building to the Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum west Center Street Farmers in the area may join the Plattsmouth delegation A band may accompany the delegation Further details in tomorrow's Journal
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Omaha
Plattsmouth State and Farmers State
Bates Book Store
Conns Shining Parlor
Ptak’s
Plattsmouth
Legion Building
West Center Street
Tonsils Removed From City Residents
This morning Mrs. Fay Spidell and her brother Cecil Carr of Pacific Junction underwent tonsil removal at a local physician's office. The procedures were successful and both are resting comfortably at the Spidell home with Mrs. Gertrude Karr currently staying to assist.
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Fay Spidell
Cecil Carr
Pacific Junction
Spidell
Gertrude Karr
Weeping Water Notes on Local Visitors and Deaths
Weeping Water items record Dora Rainey visiting Lincoln with Pete Miller and Ray Jamison leaving for Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. Other notes mention the Shields cleaners in Omaha, Frank Domingo handling Andrew Olsen estate affairs near Murray, Ida Cappen’s homeward visit, a 19th birthday dinner for Ida, the Frizzels and Shopshires visiting the Creamers, John E. Johnson sharpening cultivator shovels, Rasmussen family travel to Fort Crook and forest work in Rosemont, N W Moore moving to Weeping Water for oil company duties, and the death of August Carl Graham in Louisville with seven brothers and a sister surviving and burial at River View cemetery.
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Dora Rainey
Lincoln
Pete Miller
W. J. Philpot
Ray Jamison
Ernest A. Jamison
Chicago
Ross Shields
Omaha
Frank Domingo
Andrew Olsen
Murray
Ida Cappen
George Metcalf
J. W. Frizzel
William and Lloyd
Ross
Ray Creamer
John E. Johnson
Johnson
Chris Rasmussen
Howard
Fort Crook
Rosemont
Oregon
N. W. Moore
Atlantic & Pacific
Gulf Oil Company
Council Bluffs
Orville Hennings
Hennings
August Carl Graham
Louisville
August Graham
University Hospital
Edward Ossenkop
Fred
Plainsville
Kansas
Otto
Herman
Plattsmouth
William
John
Ernest
George
Weeping Water
River View Cemetery
Embarks in Business with Gasoline Deliveries
Orville Hennings, formerly with Handy filling station, buys a truck to deliver gasoline and oils to Cass county farms. Headquarters established at Weeping Water.
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Orville Hennings
Handy Filling Station
Cass County
Weeping Water
Westley W. Davis Finishes New Bathroom and Bedroom
Westley W. Davis, a skilled carpenter and builder, just completed a new bathroom and bedroom at his home. The project, fully finished from construction to painting, adds value and convenience to the dwelling.
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Westley W. Davis
Weeping Water Free Dance to Feature Johnson Orchestra
Citizens sponsor a free Saturday night dance on the pavement with the Johnson orchestra providing music. Three prizes will be awarded two dollars and fifty cents for first place one fifty for second and one dollar for third based on the grotesqueness of costumes.
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Weeping Water
Johnson Orchestra
Young men sent to Rosemont Oregon for forest service training
A contingent of young men who enlisted for forest service were moved from Fort Crook to Rosemont Oregon last Monday. Chris Rasmussen and his wife took their son Howard to Fort Crook so he could join the others. Those from Weeping Water include Howard Chappell Howard Rasmussen Charles Philpot Henry Lempke Norman Davis Duane Garrison and Thomas Hickson.
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Rosemont
Oregon
Fort Crook
Chris Rasmussen
Howard
Weeping Water
Howard Chappell
Howard Rasmussen
Charles Philpot
Henry Lempke
Norman Davis
Duane Garrison
Thomas Hickson
Mrs Edith Ward Dies in Weeping Water Funeral
Mrs Edith Ward formerly Miss Edith Wiles born January 22 1877 in Weeping Water died last week Her remains were brought from Elmwood to Weeping Water for a funeral at the Christian church conducted by Rev Ernest Baker pastor of Elmwood A burial followed at Oakwood cemetery The deceased was a...
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Charles Ward
Edith Wiles
Isaac Wiles
Weeping Water
Elmwood
Christian Church
Ernest Baker
Oakwood
Mourned by Family of Local Church Member
Lifelong member of the Christian church described as amiable passes away leaving a loving husband R. E. Ward and family including Herbert Ward Mrs. Hazel Tennent Mrs. Stella Watkins and Lloyd Ward to mourn her loss.
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The
Christian Church
R. E. Ward
Herbert Ward
Hazel Tennent
Stella Watkins
Lloyd Ward
Disturbing the Peace Case Ties Up Louisville Court
Deputy Sheriff Jervis Lancaster was sent to Louisville to fetch Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grossman after a Justice of the Peace fined them 10 dollars plus costs or five days in jail for disturbing the peace. The wife was away, delaying return and a second trip. The deputy urged Louisville officers to arrange for the couple’s children if both parents were brought back.
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Jervis Lancaster
Louisville
Court of Justice
P. A. Jacobson
Justice Court
Carl Grossman
Justice Jacobson
Mr. Grossman
Death of Former Plattsmouth Resident on West Coast
Mrs. T. C. Gentry 61, formerly Georgia Tutt of Plattsmouth, died Saturday night at her Los Angeles home after months of illness. Survived by husband T. C. Gentry, son Charles of Los Angeles, two sisters Mrs. Virginia Frady and Mrs. Clarence W. Forbes of Plattsmouth, and brother Ed S. Tutt of Murray. The family expresses deep sympathy for the bereaved.
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T. C. Gentry
Plattsmouth
Los Angeles
Gentry
Georgia Tutt
John D. Tutt
Miss Tutt
Fine reunion at Murray home draws many Cass county kin
A large gathering enjoyed a basket dinner and afternoon visit at the Murray home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gansemer. Relatives from Council Bluffs Carter Lake Omaha Minneapolis and local families attended the Sunday event with ice cream cake and socializing.
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Alfred Gansemer
Murray
Cass County
Charles Waldin
Council Bluffs
Albert Schneider
Carter Lake
Fred Schneider
Omaha
E. J. Ringwood
Minneapolis
P. A. Hild
Otto Puls
Fred Lutz
Lester Gansemer
Raymond Hild
John Hild
Barnie Hild
Clell Gansemer
Joe Sedlak
Leonard Lutz
Bessie Bourne
W. H. Puls
H. F. Gansemer
Ed Gansemer
Ralph E. Gansemer
Earl Puls
Marie Lutz
R. A. Noell
Leon Gansemer
Leslie Gansemer
Jack Schneider
Harvey Schneider
Ross Bourne
Raymond Bourne
Barbara Jean Gansemer
Epworth League Holds Delightful Summer Picnic
The Epworth League of the Methodist church held its first outdoor picnic of the summer with a large group of young people. They gathered at a beautiful spot a few miles from the city for games social time and refreshments around a campfire ending with a brief devotional service.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Plattsmouth Boys Plan Fourth Gypsy Hike Trip
Billy Rosencrans and Jimmie Webb travel to Louisville to meet Scoutmaster R. D. Murphree and plan the Louisville troop’s fourth annual gypsy hike. They may join the Jacksonville trip last year’s travelers, with July end start and a route including Chicago Detroit Canada Niagara Falls Buffalo Albany New York City and Washington D C.
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Billy Rosencrans
Jimmie Webb
Louisville
R. D. Murphree
Plattsmouth
Jacksonville
Florida
Chicago
Detroit
Canada
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Albany
New York City
Washington, D. C
Murphree
Nebraska
George W. Olson Featured in Omaha World Herald Magazine
George W. Olson of this city, known for his mathematical problems, was showcased in the Omaha World-Herald magazine section. The piece included a picture of him and described his attempted squaring the circle, a feat long deemed impossible by many college heads.
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George W. Olson
Omaha World-Herald Sunday
Olson
Dr Westover to Carry Prescriptions at Mauzy Drug Store
Dr R P Westover, a leading local physician, will handle prescriptions at the Mauzy drug store while Mr Mauzy is away at the Chicago fair. He will perform this duty in addition to his regular medical practice.
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R. P. Westover
Mauzy
Mr. Mauzy
Vocal lessons by Miss Cora Williams in city visit
Miss Cora Williams music supervisor of the city schools spends her vacation at Elmwood home and calls at the Journal to renew her father's subscription. She plans to be here each Wednesday morning to oversee vocal work and invites consultations at phone 264.
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Cora Williams
Elmwood
City Today
The
Journal
Hog collision ruins car on rural highway
Mr and Mrs Henry Ofe Jr were driving to the Meisinger farm near the Arthur Wetenkamp place when two hogs darted into the road. They struck one hog, the car veered into a ditch, and the frame suffered extensive damage delaying their planned vacation while repairs were made.
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Henry Ofe, Jr
H. G. Meisinger
Ofe
Arthur Wetenkamp Farm
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Cass County Nebraska
By order of the District Court of Cass County Nebraska the Nebraska City Building & Loan Association suit against Louis Keil et al proceeds. At 11 a m June 19 1933 the sheriff will offer at public sale Lot 9 Block 99 City of Plattsmouth and East 14 feet of Lot 4 Block 10 Young & Hsge Addition Plattsmouth.
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District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Nebraska City Building & Loan Association
Louis Keil
Plattsmouth
Young & Hsg
Plattemouth
H. Sylvester
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