Vacation Bible School at First Methodist Enrolls Fifty Six
Vacation Bible School at First Methodist Church reports an enrollment of fifty six students. Miss Alice Funk directs with help from Miss Marjorie Ann Mrs R B Hayes Miss Mildred Hall Miss Jean Hayes and Mrs Justus Lillie. Additional assistants include Mrs Howard Davis and Miss Maxine Cloidt. The program includes Bible study stories basket work and supervised play with a Sunday night children's day program closing the school period.
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First Methodist Church
Perod
Alice Funk
Paconess School
Kansas City
Marjorie Ann
R. B. Hayes
Mildred Hall
Jean Hayes
Just
Garation
River View Club Ends Meetings
River View Club held two regular meetings at homes of Mrs. Robert Patterson and Mrs. Greeley Beil. Plans for achievement day and summer meetings were made at Patterson’s social gathering. Beil’s session featured a lesson on Home Preservation of Foods amid a mid afternoon shower.
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Riverview Clubb
Robert Patterson
Greeley Beil
Park Volunteers Improve Main Street Parkway Grounds
Hubert Dew operating the taxi Mae assists in park cleanup along the Parkway on Main Street between Sixth and Seventh, helping keep grass cut and the park raked. Citizens’ volunteer work has made the park more attractive than earlier in the season.
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Main Street
Sixth
Seventh Street
Hubert Dew
Mae
Louisville Schools Slash Budget Amid Tax Receipt Concerns
The Louisville school board denied plans for new construction as taxpayers protested high tax bills. Disbursements totaled $28,850.41 with $4,412.87 on hand and $3,500 owed in taxes. The district aims for 6000 for operations, cuts salaries for treasurer and secretary, and votes nine months of school next year.
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Texes
H. B. Koop
W. H H. Heil
Louisville Courier
Boy Injured Riding Two Row Machine In Field
Wayne Murphy, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Murphy, was seriously hurt last Monday while riding with his father in a corn field. He was thrown from the machine as they crossed a ditch and his leg was cut by a disc. Dr L N Kunkel of Weeping Water treated him with eight stitches and a leg cast. The community hopes for a swift and full recovery.
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Wayne Murphy
Edward Murphy
Wayne
L. N. Kunkel
Weeping Water Republican
Westminster Guild Meets at Miss Henrichsen Home
The Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian Church met at Miss Wilhelmina Henrichsen’s home on Tuesday evening. Mrs H G MetClusky led a devotional period as sponsor. The group adopted a constitution and by laws, set committees, and planned future meetings. A social hour followed with refreshments. The next gathering is June 28 at Bellevue for a picnic.
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Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Wilhelmina Henrichsen
H. G. MetClusky
Henrichsen
Guild
Bellevue
Burlington Officials Here On Freight Matters
Burlington officials R. C. Burk traveling freight agent and N. E. Kearns division freight agent visited the local station Wednesday to address matters. The railroad freight heads face pressure to maintain paying standards amid competition from trucks and other carriers.
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R. C. Burk
Burlington
Hues West
N. E. Kearns
Red Clover Hay For Sale Near Rock Creek Stock Farm
For sale in shock or winrow near Rock Creek Stock Farm filling station. Bring wagon and rack. Rock Cryers Stock Farm Murray Nebraska. a , 20-3tw.
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Rock Creek Stock Farm
Rock Cryers Stock Farm
Murray, Nepraska
Shipwreck on Platte River Scout Trip Near North Bend
Lincoln Boy Scout party of three leaders and eleven Scouts rode a 22 by 6 foot river cruiser toward Camp Quivira near Cedar Creek when rough water and a cross current swamped the craft. The boat sank with all gear lost. Scoutmaster Dr. Max Woodward, not a strong swimmer, was rescued by a rope from shore as Scouts pulled two non-swimmers to safety.
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Lincoln Boy Scouts
Platte
North Bend
Camp Quivira
Cedar Creek
Max Woodward
Lincoln
Married in Nebraska City
Miss Lacey Roberta Austin wed Barritt Kohrell Thursday afternoon at Reverend D. A. McCulloughs home in Nebraska City. Kohrell, son of Louis F. Kohrell, formerly lived in the city, and Mrs. Kohrell is the Austin daughter of George E. Austin of Nebraska City. They will reside in Nebraska City.
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Lacey Roberta Austin
Barritt Kohrell
D. A. McCullough
Nebraska City
Louis F. Kohrell
George E. Austin
Birth of Eight Pound Son in Omaha
A fine eight pound son was born Thursday morning at the Methodist hospital in Omaha to Mr and Mrs Fred Sharpnick of this city. The mother and baby are doing nicely and the event brings happiness to the father and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ea mons Ptak. Mrs Sharpneck was formerly Miss Alice Ptak.
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Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Fred Sharpnick
Eamons Ptak
Sharpneck
Alice Ptak
Elmwood District OKs Budget for Nine Months School Year
Elmwood No 95 district held its annual meeting to set the next year’s budget. Total receipts last year were 12025.56 and expenditures 13819.43 with a year end balance of 14295.49. Teachers’ salaries were set at 31600, nine months of school to start Monday September 8 1952.
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Elmwood
Treasury
The
Enjoy Fine Meeting Of Social Worker's Flower Club
On Wednesday afternoon the Social Worker's Flower Club met at Mrs George Mumm's country home. The assistant hostess was Mrs Fred Nolting. A large attendance included one new member Mrs Jess Adams. A June Days program honored Children Mothers and Fathers Days. Refreshments were served.
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Social Worker's Flower Club
George Mumm
Fred Nolting
Mumm
Jess Adams
Chib
Auxiliary entertained at Lenion building meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Friday afternoon meeting at the Lenion building with many members present. Two new members were welcomed as the group discussed a year’s membership and the upcoming state convention at Norfolk in August led by Mrs. Do A Rosenecrans. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. P A Meisinger Mrs. Fred Nolting Mrs. John M Meisinger and Mrs. Ed Steppatt.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Lenion
Norfolk
Do. A. Rosenecrans
P. A. Meisinger
Fred Nolting
John M. Meisinger
Ed Steppatt
Change in Train Time Through This City
Burlington announces schedule changes for remaining trains routed through the city. Westbound No. 25 will arrive at 9 45 a m and eastbound No. 4 will arrive at 10 45 a m, shifting the prior 9 58 a m meet time.
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Burlington
Marriage at Court House Seals Union of Elen Roach and Paul Brown
Friday afternoon at the court house Elen Roach and Paul Brown both of Hamburg Iowa were married. Mrs Pansie Roach mother of the bride and Warren Farmer county court clerk witnessed the ceremony. The lines were read by Judge A H Duxbury.
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Court House
Elen Roach
Paul Brown
Hamburg
Iowa
Pansie Roach
Warren Farmer
A. H. Duxbury
Journal Want Ad Offers Items for Sale
A fragment notes a want ad in a journal inviting readers to sell items. The text hints at a promotional sale but provides limited specifics on goods, prices, or sellers. No named entities or concrete details are discernible from the readable portion.
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Cos
Louis A. Janda Receiving Treatment At St Elizabeths
Plattsmouth friends report Louis A. Janda of Havelock is at St Elizabeths hospital in Lincoln for medical care and observation. He has been ill for some time and is under doctors orders. Janda is the father of Mrs. Edgar McGuire and brother of several neighbors.
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Plattsmouth
Louis A. Janda
Havelock
Mr. Janda
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lincoln
Janda
Edgar McGuire
Kate Hiber
Hermie Svoboda
Thomas Svoboda
Tour South with Boy Scouts by Rev Murphree
Louisville minister and Scoutmaster Rev. Robert D. Murphree plans a 20 day southern tour for his Boy Scout troop covering 8 to 12 states and nearly 4000 miles. Sixteen to eighteen boys will travel in a trailer camping setup with base in Louisville. The trip will include Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri with added baseball games and visits to historic Civil War sites.
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Robert D. Murphree
Louisville
Plattemouth
Murphree
Althowsh Ft
Yellowstone Park
Southland
R Ev. Murphree
Mr. Murphree
Henry Horton
Alabama
Birmingham
Louiisville
St. Joe
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cairo
Kentucky
Tennessee
South
Black Hills
Four Mile Club Closes Year With Home Canning Lesson
The Four Mile Club held its final regular meeting at Mrs. Leonard Born's country home with assistants Mrs. Fred Nolting and Mrs. Philip Kehne. The home canning lesson proved interesting and beneficial. Project leaders Mrs. Marie Ingerson and Mrs. Henry Born received gifts for their year of service. A luncheon hosted by the hostesses followed the business session.
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Four Mile Club
Leonard Born
Fred Nolting
Philip Kehne
Marie Ingerson
Henry Born
Notice disclaims debt of son Werner Lenhard
Peter Lenhard states he will not be responsible for any debt or obligation incurred or contracted by his son Werner Lenhard. The notice serves as a formal disclaimer of liability toward third parties and creditors.
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Werner Lenhard
Journal Want-Ads Cost Just a Few Cents to Reach Buyers
Classified notice reproduces a bold pitch that Journal want ads offer real results for readers seeking quick sales. It stresses low cost per insertion and broad reach, inviting advertisers to place small dollars for big exposure.
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Journal
Vigilante Organization Forms in Nebraska to Enforce Traffic Rules
Nebraska launches a state wide vigilante system with 1100 to 1200 drafted citizens in 90 of 93 counties to aid law enforcement. Members will report traffic violations to county officials and the Nebraska Motor Club in Lincoln, with records kept and prosecutions possible.
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Nebraska
Vigilantes Committee
Nebraska Motor Club
Lincoln
American Automobile Association
Kent
For Sale Hay Stacker in Mynard
Hay stacker offered for sale by Mrs. H. K. Gansemer in Mynard. Contact details indicate location and seller.
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H. K. Gansemer
Mynard
Richardson to undergo operation at Lincoln hospital
Floyd Richardson of this city will be operated on Monday at the U S Veterans hospital in Lincoln after several days there. He has not been well and the operation is hoped to provide relief and return him to recovery at home.
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Dally Floyd Richardson
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
Richardson
Mrs Wescott Wins Fourth on Essay Contest
Mrs. E. H. Wescott of Plattsmouth won fourth prize of 10 dollars in an essay contest of the Federation of Women's Clubs. First prize went to Mrs. James Pope of Farson Wyoming and second to Mrs. H. S. Hillbee of Sioux Falls. The subject was Community Planning and Woman's Part in It.
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Seattle
Wash
E. H. Wescott
Plattsmouth
Federation of Women's Clubs
James Pope
Farson
Wyo
H. S. Hillbee
Sioux Falls & C
Tonsillectomy Performed On Local Residents
Mrs. Joe Adam and Bobby Jensen underwent tonsil removal in the city. Both patients were reported as doing well and expected to be over the effects in a few days. They were able to return home the same day.
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Joe Adam
Bobby Jensen
C. H. Jensen
For Sale: $40 Hawaiian Steel Guitar and 52 Music Lessons
Two items offered for sale: a Hawaiian steel guitar priced at 40 dollars and a package of 52 correspondence music lessons offered at 25 dollars. Contact phone 4920 in Union district.
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Union
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America
Duxbury & Davis
Donat
Vacation Bible School
River View Club
Eolds Meetings
Texas Ranger
Legion Hall
Boy Scout
Platte River
Camp
Quivira
Martland
Five Ay
Boy Scouts
Peter Lenhard
Soennichsen’s
Push Organization of
Vigitantes
Mrs. Wescott
Thomas Walling Company
Brink Hatchery
Plattsmouth, Neb
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