Children's Day Observance at M. E. Church
The First Methodist Sunday school observed Children’s Day with a morning worship program led by superintendent J. A. Capwell. Decor by Joe York and others featured elaborate church decorations. The program spanned all departments with songs, recitations, solos, and a sermonette by Rev. J. C. Lawson, ending with a benediction.
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M. E. Church
First Methodist Sunday School
J. A. Capwell
Joe York
Warren
Marvin Lillie
Allan White
Stephen Devoe
Mr. Sundstrom
Nebraska vs Ray Adkins Faces Large County Courtroom Audience
The trial on Lincoln avenue for an assault on Lew Bornton drew a packed county court room and crowd in the hall and stairs. Bornton sustained a badly injured right ear and head injuries. Adkins received a $50 fine plus costs and announced an appeal with a $2060 bond set for district court.
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State of
Nebraska
Ray Adkins
Aseault
Lew Bornton
Lincoln Avenue
Boynton
Andkine
A. H. Duxbury
District Court
Egenberger Agency Moves Across Hall in Bekins Building
The L W Egenberger agency will relocate across the hall in the Bekins building freeing space for Dr W S Eaton who is due to open here on July 1.
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L. W. Egenberger Agency
Bekins
Dr. W. S. Eaton
Cass County Ladies Attend Grand Island Meeting
Mrs. Jennie Klimm of south of this city and Mrs. Evertt Spangler of Murray joined Cass county women at the Grand Island Woman's meeting last week. They returned inspired by ideas to advance modern home maker work and club activities.
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Jennie Klimm
Evertt Spangler
Murray
Cass County
Grand Island
Death of Longtime Nebraska Resident Mrs Gouchenour
Mrs Walter Gouchenour aged 52 died after appendicitis at Kani hospital in Omaha where she had been taken Monday after a severe flare up. Survived by husband Walter Gouchenour son George E Moreland of Omaha and four Baldwin siblings. Body sent to Sattler funeral home for arrangements.
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Walter Gouchenour
Kani
Omaha
Gouchenour
Rebecca Baldwin
Missouri
Nebraska
George E. Moreland
St Pauls church school presents There Go the Ships program
Monday's Daily reports a fine program by St Pauls church school led by Mrs Freda Stibal. The display included a play There Go the Ships showcasing Sunday school project work and Bible ship themes with each pupil bringing a handmade model ship. A large congregation attended.
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St. Paul’s Church School
Freda Stibal
Friendship
Fellowship
Texas visitors stay with Yorks amid crop hopes
Mr. and Mrs. Don Freese York of Cushing Oklahoma visit Mr. York’s parents with old friends. York manages McClelland Stores Co. and notes improving conditions in southwest Oklahoma with optimistic crop prospects for the year.
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Don Freese York
Cushing
Oklahoma
York
Don C. York
McClelland Stores Co
Poison Bran Supplied for Grasshopper Infestation
Additional poison bran for grasshopper control will be available to farmers in the area at the Plattsmouth Creamery plant for 40 cents a day. The government has reduced the price from last year’s 1.10 dollars. A new supply arrives Tuesday with possible additional deliveries if needed.
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Plattsmouth Creamery
Donat Family Visits Wahoo Amid Illness
Mrs Edward Donat Sr and Mr and Mrs Henry Donat drove to Wahoo today to visit for several hours. They went at the urging of Anton Koci a brother of Mrs Donat who is ill.
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Edward Donat
Henry Donat
Wahoo
Anton Koci
County Officials Proud of Audited Balances in 1930s
Auditors report no errors in the County Treasurer John E. Turner accounts for July 1 1936 to March 1 1935 with total receipts of 1 313 284 12 and disbursements of 1 439 647 70, noting a net balance drop from higher spending. County Clerk and Commissioner books also cleared. certificates affirm records complete and in order.
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John E. Turner
State Auditor
Turner
State Auditor of
County Fair Officials Praised For Smooth Conduct
Officials, with almost identical results, spoke well for the manner in which all county fairs are being conducted. The remarks suggest uniform quality across fairs and highlight efficiency and orderly operations observed at multiple events.
Returns from Washington Visit Ends for Van Allen
Van Allen, who spent two weeks visiting relatives and friends in Washington, is expected to return home today after a very delightful visit in the west.
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van Allen
Washington
West
Merchants Tie Alvo in Marathon Tri-Valley Tilt for Fourth Win
In a sun drenched Athletic park crowd, the Merchants beat Alvo 3 to 2 in twelve innings to secure their fourth victory. Hayes starred with a triple and two doubles driving in the winning run as Dreamer and Coatman supplied solid defense and Skinner held Alvo to ten hits. Street followed with seven innings of strong pitching for Plattsmouth in a hard fought clash before the final two frames sealed the win.
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Athletic Park
Alvo
Park
Platters
Greenwood
Skinner
Dreamer
Coatman
C. Weneer
Strabell
M. Smith
Hayes
Gabby Street
Invaders
Spangler
Dusty? Rhozdes
Bob Hayes
Don Wall
Rob Hayes
Ray Shaffer
B. Wenger
Rhoades
Wall
C. Wenger
Sedlak
P. Smith
Rheades
Ault
Street
Fulton
Farmer
Church Wedding Joins Lives of Young People
The United Presbyterian church in Murray hosted the marriage of Evelyn Mead and Olin Morris with Rev. Neil Stewart officiating. About 120 guests attended as relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony and later shared light refreshments. Evelyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mead of Murray and Olin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Morris of Union.
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United Presbyterian Church
Murray
Evelyn Mead
Myre
Charles Mead
Olin Morris
C. E. Morris
Union
Neil Stewart
Murray United Presbyterian Church
G. H. Glimore
Flora Belle Mead
Lohengrin
Bernard Morris
Lois Mead
Mary Lou
Lois Gude
Anna Marilyn Tyrson
Mendelssohn
E. Spangler
W. 8. Smith
Ivan Deles Dernier
R. E. Foster
G. H. Gilmore
Margaret Todd
Tarkio College
Plattsmouth
Eroom
Civil Service
Finance Department
Federal
Omaha
Lowell
Devoe
James Comstock
Edward Wehrbein
Wilhelmina Henrichsen
J. E. Kn
Unnamed Lincoln Area Names List In Obituary-Like Notice
An assortment of individuals and families including Mrs. R. E. Foster Augusta Robb Mr and Mrs A Pearsley Warren Miss Rachel Kendall Union Mr and Mrs Opie Morris Dorothy Morris Ashland Mr and Mrs Tom Robbins Louisville Mr and Mrs Cecil Curl Joe Omaha Paul B Godfrey Aurora Hlingis Mrs L A Lust Dorothy Lust Lenox Iowa Mrs Laura Sand and sons Mr and Mrs Leo Finkle and family Mr and Mrs W J Morris Mr and Mrs J B Gude and family Mrs A A Gude and family Nebraska City are listed in a local notice.
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W. J. Morris
J. B. Gude
A. A. Gude
Nebraska City
Sketch of Life of Former Resident Charles Hershey Shopp
Charles Hershey Shopp born December 4 1871 at Plattsmouth Nebraska died May 4 1938 at his daughter Bertha Mae Russ’s home in Clinton Missouri at age 66 with surviving son Charles R. Shopp Imperial Nebraska daughters Olive Steward Clinton Missouri and Bertha Mae Rose Clinton Missouri six grandchildren two infant siblings Albert Earl and Emma Fern preceded in death by wife Elle Roxey Chaffin. Funeral May 6 conducted by Consulus Peck service First Methodist with Rev A S Olson. Interment Englewood Cemetery Clinton Missouri.
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Charles Hershey Shopp
Hershey
Susan Shopp
Flattsmouth
Nebraska
Bertha Mae Russ
Clinton
Missouri
Oway
Elle Roxey Chaffin
Plattsmouth
Mr. Shopp
Imperial
Nehru
Allianoe
Ohio
Methodist Church
United Brethren Church
Charles R. Shopp
Nebr
Olive Steward
Bertha Mae Rose
Albert Earl
Emma Fern
Consulus Peck
A. S. Olsen
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Anderson
A. S. Olson
Englewood
Burlingon switchman to resume yard work in Omaha
Veteran Burling ton switchman Dalkr Everett Gooding is released by his physician and experts to return to Burlington yards in Omaha Thursday or Friday night. After five and a half months off duty, the 30 year veteran has endured a difficult illness and faithful service.
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Dalkr
Everett Gooding
Burlington
Omaha
Gooding
Beck
Pea Packing Underway at Norfolk Plant
The Norfolk Packing Company in Plattsmouth runs a peak early June canning of Alaska peas followed by Sweet or Perfection peas. About 120 workers process up to 5,000 cases daily from 550 acres, with tractors, graders, cleaners, blanchers, and automatic fillers ensuring fresh packaging ready for shipment.
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Norfolk Packing Company
Plattsmouth
Alaska
Fort Crook
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Bartlett
Plattamouth
Broman
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Ers
Lora Kieck
Patty Sylvester
Jesus
Fae Babsie Bourck
Edgar
Irlene Lawson
Wynne Babbitt
Sea
Larry ‘Thimgan
Dorothy Dashner
Deloris Dooley
Billy Howland
Jimmies Garden
Hubert Babbitt
Stephen Dashner
Patricia Wood
Dorothy Bayley
Norman Perry
Marjorie Devoe
Kathryn Kophiska
Bobby Hall
Betty Harkus
Kenneth Henry
Mary Evers
Phyllis Bourck
Helen Heinrich
Dorothy Duxbury
Raymond Evers
J.C. Lawson
Peezy Wiles
Stephen Devoe Tuer
Burton Rishel
Omaha Hospital
Texas
Immanuel Hospital of
Bocks
All
Merchant Pile
Twin Valley League
R. Wenget
K. Wenget
C. Wenget
Strabeil
B. Wenget
Mr. Olin Morris
Charles H. Shopp
Norfolk
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