Masons Elect New Officers at Grand Lodge
The A. F. and A. M. of Nebraska elected new officers at the 79th grand lodge communication in Omaha. William A. Robertson becomes deputy grand master. Cer seve A. Phillips named grand master. Walter R. Raecke senior warden. William J. Breckenridge grand junior warden. Lewis E. Smith re elected grand secretary.
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Nebraska
Masonic Temple
Omaha
Grand Lodge
William A. Robertson
Robertson
A. Phillips
Camp
William C. Ramsey
Phillips
Plattsmouth
Cambridge
Walter R. Raecke
Central City
William J. Breckenridge
Hastings
Lewis E. Smith
George Allen Beecher
Ernest B. Perry
Lincoln
Lute M. Savage
Earl J. Lee
Fremont
John W. Disbrow
Grand Tuler
Edward F. Carter
George A. Kurk
Smith
Meierjurgen visitors report large game park in Cherry County
Henry Meierjurgen of Murdock and G C Meierjurgen of Omaha visited the city this morning to attend business at the court house and socialized with friends. G C Meierjurgen returned from Cherry County where a government purchase of 11 000 acres will become a fenced protection park for game and fish in the northwest.
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Henry Meierjurgen
Murdock
G. C. Meierjurgen
Omaha
Court House
Cherry County
Freese Yorks Visit Adeline Family in Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Don Freese York of Adeline Texas are visiting relatives in this city at the home of Mr. Yorks parents Mr and Mrs Don C York. Mr York recently worked with McLellan stores in the south and will return to San Angels Texas to become assistant manager there.
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Don Freese York
Adeline
Texas
Mr. York
Don C. York
South
McLellan Stores
San Antonio
San Angels
Roy Taylor Improves After Drump Heap Fire Injury
Roy Taylor, now using crutches, shows improvement after a drum heap fire injuring his feet a week ago. He remains partly sore on the right foot though one foot is nearly well and he is rapidly gaining as he recuperates in the city’s business section.
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Roy Taylor
Taylor
Becker Joins Arthur Andersen As Auditor After Graduation
John H. Becker a University of Nebraska graduate has secured a position with Arthur Andersen Co a renowned auditing firm He will start in early December and may be assigned to New York Boston or Chicago offices The placement marks a strong recognition of his abilities in auditing and accounting
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John H. Becker
University of Nebraska
Arthur Anderson Co
Becker
New York
Boston
Chicago
Four Horses Electrocuted Near Nehawka
At Vilas Sheldon farm near Nehawka four horses owned by Mr. Sheldon were electrocuted when two rotten light poles fell and live wires touched the animals. Jack Dalton, working on the farm, survived the shock but suffered injuries and received medical aid in town.
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Vilas Sheldon Farm
Vilas Sheldon
Nehawka
Sheldon
Jack Dalton
Mr. Dalton
Kitchen Klatter Klub Meeting Notes
The Kitchen Klatter Klub met Tuesday at Mrs. Palacek's home. Demonstrations on vegetables were given by Wilma Swatek and Dorothy Will. Refreshments were served by Alice Allen and Mary Alice Ault. Next week Thelma Capper and Opal Byers will lead demonstrations at Capper's home.
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Klatter Klub
Betty O'Donnell Bitten by Dog in South 10th Street Incident
Thursday's Daily Betty eight daughter of Mr and Mrs William P O'Donnell Sr was bitten last evening by a dog at the George VanHorn home on South 10th street. The dog pushed open a chained door and attacked Betty tearing her clothing and biting her thigh. She was taken to a physician where the wound was dressed and hopes remain for no serious outcome. Betty and her brother Richard have been delivering the Journal in the west Fourth ward route.
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Betty
William P. O'Donnell
George VanHorn
South 10Th Street
Richard
West Fourth Ward
Virginia Visitors Honor Mr and Mrs Rice at Porter Home
A family dinner at the J. T. Porter home welcomed Mr and Mrs D D Rice of Seven Mile Ford Virginia along with relatives. Guests included Mr and Mrs J E Wood Nehaka, Mr and Mrs D B Porter Union, and the honored couple.
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J. T. Porter
D. D. Rice
Seven Mile Ford
Virginia
Porter
Nebraska
J. E. Wood
Nehanka
Silver Beaver Award Given to E. H. Wescott for Scouting Service
The Silver Beaver Award, the second highest in Scouting, is to be publicly presented to E. H. Wescott of Plattsmouth for long service to Scouting and boys’ work. The delay stemmed from floods and illness, with presentations planned in Milford, Lincoln, and Auburn before the Plattsmouth Rotary Club arranges a ceremony.
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Legion Scout
E. H. Wescott
Plattsmouth
Milford
Republican Valley
Wescott
Lincoln
Dawson
Auburn
Mississippi River
National Scouting Organization
Arbor Lodge
Cornhusker
Bert Swalley
Nebraska City
Walter Jackson
Blair
Miss Martha Gorder heads to Yellowstone Park
Miss Martha Gorder departs for Yellowstone Park Wyoming to spend the summer assisting in entertaining and instructing visitors at the park lodges. She has done similar work for two seasons and will later teach in Harrison Nebraska after earning a degree from Peru State Teachers College this year.
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Martha Gorder
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Miss Gorder
Harrison
Nebraska
Peru State
Summering in Lincoln with Devoe Family
Mr and Mrs Lowell S Devoe and children Junior and Marjorie are in Lincoln to spend part of the school vacation with relatives and friends. Superintendent L S Devoe will teach a special session in the University of Nebraska summer school opening soon.
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Lowell S. Devoe
Junior
Marjorie
Lincoln
L. S. Devoe
University of Nebraska
Miss Farley and Miss Boyd Head West for Vacation and Study
Miss Helen Farley of this city and Miss Marie Boyd of Lincoln depart for Los Angeles for a short vacation. They will take special summer school work at the University of Southern California during their west coast trip.
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Helen Farley
Marie Boyd
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Stranger Suffers Attack Near City
Arthur Vilaneal, 46, a resident of the transient camp north of the city, fell ill near Main and Fifth streets and could not walk. He was assisted to the city jail to rest awaiting camp aid. He said spells made walking impossible, and Chief Joe Libershal cared for him until help arrived. police noted he had not been drinking.
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Arthur Vilaneal
Main
Fifth Streets
Joe Libershal
Applications Filed for Old Age Pensions in County
The county director Paul Vandervoort reports 355 applications for the Old Age Pensions program. Of these, 176 have been approved and sent to Lincoln for processing, with inquiries and investigations continuing for each case as staff notify claimants. Vandervoort has visited towns and homes to collect and review applications personally to aid the aged.
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Paul Vandervoort
County Assistance Commission
Board of Commissioners
Lincoln
Vandervoort
Dies at Nebraska City of Former Plattsmouth Resident
William DeWolf of Nebraska City died Thursday at his home there. He was the son in law of John C Brittain of this city. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Saturday in Nebraska City and the body will be brought to Plattsmouth for burial. Oak Hill cemetery services will be conducted by Plattsmouth Aerie No 365 Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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William DeWolf
Nebraska City
Plattsemouth
John C. S Brittain
Walter Brittain
Oak Hill Cemetery
Plattsmouth Aerfie
Order of Eagles
Dedication Held for Clements Memorial Tablet in Lincoln
Miss Alpha C. Peterson and Miss Marie E. Kaufmann attended the dedication in the state capitol. The Clements memorial honored a former Nebraska state superintendent and Fremont Normal School head with a tablet in the Nebraska State Historical Society rooms. A large statewide gathering attended.
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Alpha C. Peterson
Marie E. Kaufmann
Lincoln
Clements
State Capitol
Nebraska
Fremont Normal School
Nebraska State Historical Society
Two Men Detained After Night Liquor Overdose
Officers Stewart and Pickrell picked up two men from a northern transient camp after an apparent liquor overdose. Both were lodged in the city jail while camp authorities are to decide their fate with police court action pending.
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Stewart
Pickrell
Masons of City Have Tests of Efficiency
Plattsmouth lodge No. 6 A F and A M hosted Lute M. Savage grand custodian of Nebraska Masonry who examined and certified the lodge officers. A 6:30 dinner preceded the meeting where Savages praise followed by remarks on the lodge’s high standard of proficiency and state‑level standing.
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Plattsmouth Lodge No. 6
A. F
A. M
Lute M. Savage
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Stage A Close Battle Between Timms Budweisers And Murray
The Timms Budweisers defeated Murray softballers 10 to 7 at Athletic Park in a tight late finish. Ralph Timm guided the Budweisers who led 5–0, Murray’s four-run rally in the fourth, Leyda hit a home run, and Timms added three runs in the ninth to seal the win.
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Timm
Murray
Athletic Park
Budweisers
Ralph Timm
Leyda
Buds
Timms
Death of St Marys mother of Frances Pointek
Word arrived of the death on Wednesday of the mother of Miss Frances Pointek, house keeper at the Holy Rosary parish house. The mother, who lived at St. Marys Nebraska, had been ill for some time and the daughter had been there to help care for her.
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Frances Pointek
Holy Rosary
St. Mary's
Nebraska
Idaho Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jagels of Buhl Idaho visit Mrs. Mabel Engelkennetz after attending the Holstein Breeders convention in Indianapolis Indiana. They report a real enjoyable journey.
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Albert Jagels
Buhl
Idaho
Mabel Engelkennetz
Indianapolis
Indiana
Visiting in the city guest Rose Toll of Kansas City
Mrs. Rose Wintersteen Toll of Kansas City, Missouri visits over the weekend as a guest of Miss Olive Gass. Toll taught in Plattsmouth schools for years and will be remembered by older residents.
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Rose Wintersteen Toll
Kansas City
Missouri
Olive Gass
Pleasant surprise visit honors Mrs Gartleman
Mrs Herman Gartleman of the south part of the city received a pleasant surprise Friday when Mrs Herman Fields her sister Mr and Mrs Everett Fields and two children Phillip and Betty and Mr and Mrs Wayne Schwartz all of Council Bluffs came by car to spend the day. The party brought baskets and a fine dinner was enjoyed as they visited and shared in a cheerful occasion.
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Herman Gartleman
Herman Fields
Everett Fields
Phillip
Betty
Wayne Schwartz
Council Bluffs
Hamilton Named Head of GOP Committee
John D. M. Hamilton of Topeka was unanimously elected chair of the Republican National Committee to lead the drive for Alfred M. Landon's campaign for president. He forms an 18 member subcommittee to confer with Landon and Col. Frank Knox. Hamilton plans to split time between Washington and Chicago as he directs eastern and western efforts. Born in Iowa, he moved to Topeka as a child and became an early friend of Landon.
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Cleveland
John D. M. Hamilton
Topeka
Alfred M. Landon
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
Landon
Knox
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Hamiton
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Earl Warren
California
Lucy Hillman
Colorado
Ezra Whitlaw
Idaho
Bertha Baur
Illinois
George A. Ball
Indiana
Harrison Span
Massachusetts
London
Washington
Iowa
Miss Alice Funke Reappointed Deaconess at Fayette-Bennett
Miss Alice M Funke daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Funk of this city has been reappointed deaconess at the Fayette Bennett Methodist church in Baltimore Maryland This is her third year at the church and reflects her strong work record Funke a Plattsmouth high school graduate class of 1929 and Kansas City Deaconess School alumna first served in Baltimore where she built a notable record and was selected again for service
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Alice M. Funke
Albert Funk
Fayette-Bennett Methodist Church
Baltimore
Maryland
Miss Funk
East
Miss Funke
Plattsmouth School
Kansas City
Missouri
Roosevelt In Declares Norris Sees Roosevelt Victory
Senator George Norris of Nebraska voiced confidence that Roosevelt will win re election while Senator Borah remained noncommittal saying he will decide after returning to Idaho. Norris accused party leaders of still favoring special interests and criticized Landons gold standard stance.
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Washington
Alf Landon
Frank Knox
George Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Landon
Hoover
Borah
Cleveland
Dreamer Leefer Wedding At Elmwood Home
On Sunday June 7 at 4 o clock at the Dreamer home in Elmwood Miss Nora Ellen Dreamer married Mr. Harry Leefer in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Janen. About fifty guests attended as Raymond Cook sang Because with Ruth Dreamer at the piano.
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J. C. Dreamer
Elmwood
Nora Ellen Dreamer
Harry Leefer
Janen
Raymond Cook
Ruth Dreamer
Lohengrin
Wilson Howe
John Leefer
Printing services ad invites prompt attention by phone
A brief newspaper notice urges readers to call number 6 for printing services. The terse ad emphasizes prompt attention and personal contact for job inquiries.
We Appreciate Our Readers Phone Details to No 6
A note to readers asks them to provide phone details to the number six for contact. The brief outlines the request but offers no further context or deadline.
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No. 6
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Masons
W. A. Robertson
Kitchen Klatter Klub
Scout Committee
Friends
Cass County Assistance Office
Hirz
Brittain
Newman
McCarthy
Ofe
Shrader
Turner
Ees Krisky
Lohnes
Rolf
E Keil
Gruber
Carper
Oo Stastka
Griffin
McKinney
Crosser
Farris
Kansan
Landon Will Guide Party
Geo. W. Norris
Dreamer
Leefer
Rollin Dreamer
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