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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
6
Members of the Holy Rosary sodality held a farewell at the church basement for Father J J Kaczmarek departing for Manley and Miss Frances Pointek housekeeper. Guests received keepsakes and the gathering ended with refreshments.
St Pauls Church schedules Sunday services at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m with English service led by interim clergy while the pastor is away. A Ladies Aid meeting is set for June 25 at 2 30 p m hosted by Mrs John Albert and Mrs Elizabeth Engelkemier. A speaker is planned for June 28 in the pastor's absence and the pastor is due back by July 4 to resume duties.
Catalog descriptions are flowery enough but the real test is meeting the goods. This piece contrasts glossy listings with the tangible product experience, noting how taste, texture, and performance align or diverge from marketing claims. It invites consumers to assess quality beyond pictures and promises.
At a Rotary meeting E H Wescott received the Silver Beaver award from the national Boy Scouts for distinguished service to boys. He has chaired the Cass County Boys Relations committee for nine years and led Legion troop activities in the Arbor Lodge Scout district.
The Rotary club recognized Mr. Wescott for his work with Scouting and boys, praising the honor and pledging continued support. A Rotary Ann picnic committee was named by Proxy "Mac" with Fred Rea as chairman for the upcoming picnic two weeks away.
A. F. Mohring of York was elected president of the Nebraska order of Eagles at the close of its annual convention in Beatrice Tuesday. Arthur L. Kief of Plattsmouth became junior past state president. About 100 delegates attended. 1937 convention slated for Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Dew formerly of this city celebrate the birth of a healthy daughter last week at their Omaha home. The mother and baby are reported to be doing well. Mrs Dew was formerly Miss Margaret Lahoda of this city.
The Blue Bird Stitchers club met at Mary Jean Hart's home on June 13 led by Dorothy Farmer. Three new members joined and the constitution was signed. County 4-H agent Miss Baldwin spoke on 4-H work and showed sewing samples for the project year. Jean Hobbs won best in sewing samples. Next meeting set for Betty Jo Wilson's home on South 10th Street June 27.
The funeral for Fritz Ott was held Monday afternoon at the Sattler funeral home. A large group of old friends and associates gathered to pay last respects as Rev. H. E. McKelvey of the United Brethren church in Mynard delivered the sermon.
Friends and relatives bid farewell to a long time resident with a funeral service featuring the Mynard male quartet singing Going Down the Valley One by One and In the Garden. Interment was at Horning cemetery south of the city near his longtime home.
A Sunday evening recital by pupils of the Honolulu Conservatory of Music, directed by Floyd Piper, showcased Hawaiian guitar performances at the public library auditorium. The class included Laura Mrasek Beverly Flynn Shirley Walling Jeanette Smock Irene Holcomb Shirley Price Jack Forbes Lester Reeves Billy Godenour Raymond Johnson Paul Meyers Billy Tincher Max Chandler Wilbur Hennings O C Billeter.
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