Roosevelt OKs Five Camps in This State
President Roosevelt approves five Nebraska camps to employ 1 000 conservation corps men by July 1. Two forest and three park camps near Crawford Chadron Louisville Fremont and Benkelman will develop state parks and forests. State officials plan a sixth camp and water mains are being laid at Louisville.
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Crawford
Chadron
Louisville
Fremont
Benkelman
Nebraska
Ash Grove
Frank O'Connell
Clayton Watkins
Sixth conservation camp approved in Nebraska near Valentine
Nebraska conservation headquarters approved a sixth corps camp in Cherry county near Valentine. Governor Bryan requested the site after five camps at Louisville Fremont Benkelman Chadron Crawford, bringing total workers to about 1,200 across Nebraska projects with about 200 new workers at the Valentine camp.
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Sixth Conservation Corps
Nebraska
Conservation Headquarters
Cherry County
Valentine
Bryan
Louisville
Fremont
Benkelman
Chadron
Crawford
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Whiteman Laid to Rest at Nehawka
Funeral services were held Monday at the Nehawka Methodist church for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Whiteman. The Rev. W. A. Taylor of Union led prayers and comforted the bereaved family. Interment followed at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. She was born in 1867 in Indiana and came to Nebraska as a young woman. She first married Ephraim Tucker in 1884. he died in 1889, leaving several children. She later married John Whiteman, who died in 1918. Surviving children include William Tucker, Eva Tucker, Abner Tucker, Edna Tucker, Olive Johnson, Glen Whiteman, Ray Whiteman, and Howard Whiteman.
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Sarah Elizabeth Whiteman
Nehawke
W. A. Taylor
Union
Mt. Pleasant
Elizabeth Fetteroff
Indiana
Nebraska
Ephriam Tucker
Tucker
John Whiteman
West
Abner Tucker
Nehawka
Edna Tucker
Olive Johnson
Plattsmouth
Glen Whiteman
Ray and
Howard Whiteman
Forestation workers quota overrun prompts reallocation
The War Manpower Commission directs more than 50,000 eastern and midwestern youths to forest work in the Rockies and Pacific ranges. By July 1 enrollment reaches 274,000 with 300,000 total including a 25,000 veteran group. Training camps shift to state projects as plans change to move fewer Seventh corps units to California and Oregon.
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Washington
Rockies
Pacific Coast Ranges
Fender
Fenchner
Far West
Ninth Corps
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Omaha
Forestation Corps
Seventh Corps
California
Oregon
Hagood
Sunday morning services at First Church
9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m English services listed for the church timetable.
Omaha Woman’s Division elects A L Cockle president
Mrs. A. L. Cockle of Omaha was elected president of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce woman’s division at a Monday meeting. She has long served the division since 1926 on the executive council and in many activities including the book club art lecture series and the dramatic class. Mrs. Cockle formerly Miss Eda Marquardt of Cass county and was Cass county superintendent before resigning to move to Omaha.
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A. L. Cockle
Omaha
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Cockle
Cass County
Eda Marquardt
Death of Mrs. John Rice noted in Chicago
Word reached longtime friends of the family that Mrs. John Rice 25 formerly of this city died June 7 in Chicago where the family has lived the past years. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Vicek and the couple formerly lived near the Missouri Pacific station in the west part of town. Interment occurred in Chicago.
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John Rice
Leave for New York by Auto
Herbert Patterson of this city with Bob Armstrong of Falls City left by auto for the east coast. Their stated objective is New York City. The trip offers a chance to see much of the country and may lead to an extended visit or relocation in the east.
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Herbert Patterson
Bob Armstrong
Falls City
New York City
Fornoff to enter St Josephs Hospital in Omaha
George W. Fornoff of this city leaves Tuesday evening for Omaha to undergo a hernia operation at St. Joseph hospital. He has suffered the attack for some time and the operation aims to give permanent relief. Mrs. Fornoff accompanies him and will remain until after the operation on Wednesday.
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George W. Fornoff
Omaha
St. Joseph Hospital
Fornoff
Col William Alshire Visits Local Friends
Col William Alshire of the Infantry U S A visited Monday afternoon and evening at the home of Judge and Mrs James T Begley. He was formerly stationed at Fort Crook and lately at Fort Des Moines. He will soon enter duties at Fort Macon in San Francisco.
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William Alshire
Infantry
James T. Begley
Col Alshire
Fort Crook
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Macon
San Francisco
State settles land claim on Ed Leach farm
The state department of public works turned a check for $883 over to county judge for damages to land taken from the Ed Leach farm at Union. Appraisers set damages at $850 with the balance covering court costs. the payment closes the case.
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State Department of Public Works
Ed Leach
Union
Leach
Plattsmouth Banker Attends Nebraska Bankers Meeting
A. Schneider of the Plattsmouth State bank attended a day meeting of the executive committee of the Nebraska State Bankers association in Norfolk. He has long been active in the association’s leadership.
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Hi. A. Schneider
Plattsmouth State Bank
Norfolk
Nebraska State Bankers Association
Schneider
Banking Association
Ashland Attorney Visits City for County Court Matters
Ashland lawyer J. C. Bryant was in the city today to attend to matters in the county court in which he is interested. Phone the news to Wo. G.
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J. C. Bryant
Ashland
Massachusetts votes for repeal driven by wets in statewide wave
Massachusetts joined ten states in pledging to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment amid a strong statewide push. In 15 districts wets won large delegate majorities, with Boston reporting a substantial pro repeal tilt though no statewide tally. Prominent figures including Mary E. Woolley and S Ralph Harlow faced defeat. Boston precincts showed a 26 977 to 2 012 edge for repeal delegates.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Wyoming
Ilinois
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Rhode Island
Delaware
Wisconsin
Nevada
Doys
Mary E. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
S. Ralph Harlow
Smith College
Journal Want Ad Offers Small Cost to See Anything
A reader is urged to try a Journal Want-Ad to view anything desired, noting the cost is small. The brief promotes using the classified section to access various items or notices with minimal expense.
Sheriff Sale in Cass County Nebraska 1933
The sale of the southeast quarter of section 24 township 10 north range 10 east Cass County Nebraska is set for July 17 1933 at 10 am at the south front door of the Court House Plattsmouth. The property is levied upon to satisfy a judgment obtained by The Prudential Insurance Company of America against Fred Schaefer and others.
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C. E. Sedgway
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Said
Section Twenty-Four
Fred Schaefer
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Happy Seven and Half Pound Son Born to Tinchers
A seven and a half pound son was born Sunday at 11:30 pm to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tincher of the city. The baby is healthy at St. Catherine's hospital in Omaha, and mother Bernese Herring Tincher is reported doing nicely.
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Harry Tincher
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Omaha
Tincher
Bernese Herring
Nebraska's share of the public works fund outlined
Washington reports that Nebraska's portion of the public works fund could reach about 70 million dollars excluding highways. State Tax Commissioner Smith and Congressman Shallenberger described a plan with 30 percent federal funding and a Nebraska 70 percent match, with a deputy administrator assigned to the state. A governor's committee would select projects for federal review, and the final choices rest with the federal construction department. If a state cannot raise its share, the government may advance the full amount and lease the project for repayment.
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Washington
Nebraska
Smith
Lincoln
Shallenberger
Henry Waite
Waite
Federal Department of Construction
Bryan
State Journal
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