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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1938

Page

2

Avoca Socials and Civic Work Highlight Weekend

Avo ca community reports visitations from Omaha friends at Carl Zaiser home and Sunday gatherings at Wilber Stoval residence. Lincoln trips by M Lum and Dr J W Brendel for hospital work are noted along with Capitol Beach openings attended by Freeman Keezer and others. Trinity church ladies held a social benefitting the Altar Society while county business continued with Elmer Hallstrom at Plattsmouth. A church supper drew about 200 attendees to support Mothers and Daughters Council. Elmer Hennings agreed to stay on the board of education after a Tuesday meeting.

HW. M. Lum Lincoln Omaha Carl Zaiser J. W. Brendel Earl Freeman Lloyd Keezer Capitol Beach Wilber Stoval F. Rubee George Stoval Ray Stoval Trinity Catholic Church James Gillon

Shenandoah Visitors Help Grandfather Bogaard

A. Z. Thomas and daughters Allene and Nadine from Shenandoah Iowa visited their grandfather W. H. Bogaard. They helped with housecleaning and greatly transformed his home during the stay, enjoying the customary family visit.

W. H. Bogaard A. Z. Thomas Allene Nadine Shenandoah Iowa

Hoback Accepts Denver Post as Family Moves West

Lester Hoback accepts a Denver position with a fair salary and steady work and leaves for the Mile High City. Mrs. Hoback departs later and the couple plans to establish their home in Denver.

Accejits Denver Lester Hoback Rockies Hoback

Graduates Honored By Local Family Visiting Central High

Mrs Caroline Marquardt and family attended graduation ceremonies for Avorge and Join Cockle at Central High School. The Marquardts and accompanying guests, including Johan Maraquardt and Miss ean Bickford, dined with Mr and Mrs A L Cockle before the exercises and returned home afterward.

Caroline Marquardt Fred L. Marquardt Eminy Rawoalt San Verne Ean Bickford Johan Maraquardt HH. Marquardt Br. Brendel Giunha A. TE. Cockle Avorge Join Cockel Central High School A. L. Cockle

Drive Through Wheat Fields Notes Rust Damage at Beaver Crossing

Fred L. Marquardt and his wife drove to Beaver Crossing last Sunday to inspect the wheat, noting widespread orange rust damage though no black rust was observed. They were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Ted Hile, sister of Mrs Marquardt.

Fred L. Marquardt Beaver Crossing Ted Hile

Community Notices From Greenwood And Surrounding Towns

Local residents and visitors feature in a string of social notes across Greenwood Lincoln Omaha and nearby towns. Mentions include visits and work in Lincoln from Greenwood Miss Helen Maher Miss Maxine Armstrong and others. A birthday dinner honors Dewey Sun, and Lucille Leesley moved to California for work. Church events include a M E class picnic at Antelope Park and an ice cream social sponsored by the M B E church. A charivari for Clyde Hughes and a large Christian church attendance wrap the week.

Maxine Armstrong Lincoln Dorothy Madeline Smith Omaha Aurel Cope Cecil Holt, Jr Hampton Walter Holt B. E. Gideon Greenwood Ray Burton North Platte N. D Dewey Headley Glen Peters C. F. Keeler Verner Shepler Springfield Lucille Leesley California Walter Trock Hasa Ashland Guild of the M. BE Donald Wiemer Nehawka Bessie Wiemer E. L. McCartney Weeping Water Charles Dyer Fred Etheridge Lexington GrandaSland Christian Church Lee Knolte Lee Walradt Ben Thompson Ravenna Lee Stershach M. E H. & Warren Antelope Park Clyde Hughes

Ralph McDowell and Letha Erickson Wed in South Sioux City

Ralph McDowell son of Nelson McDowell married Letha Erickson of Ashland on Saturday May 14 at Judge McKinley’s home in South Sioux City.

Ralph McDowell Nelson McDowell Letha Erickson Ashland Judge McKinley Sioux City

Birdsall and Hughes Wed in Greenwood Home Welcome Couple

On Sunday June 12 Miss Florence Birdsall daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Birdsall of Waverly became the bride of Clyde Hughes son of Mrs and Mrs Harry Hughes of Springfield. They will reside in Greenwood where Hughes works as a barber. The couple live in the Anderson property prepared for housekeeping. Greenwood folks welcome Mr and Mrs Hughes and wish them a long and happy married life.

Florence Birdsall E. A. Birdsall Waverly Clyde Hughes Harry Hughes Springfield Greenwood Hughes Art Anderson Grenewood Mrs. Hushes

Wabash News Highlights Local Road Work and Visits

John Woods spreads gravel near Murdock to improve all weather travel. W E Murfin and son Paul clear ditches and repair small bridges around Murdock. Frank Marshall delivers cattle to Omaha market, two trips daily. Visitors include Frank Brinkley of Omaha and John Woolf. Wim Stachasky and wife from Los Angeles visit Wabash. Marjorie Burdick Stachasky formerly lived here. M W Wood buys a car and plans garage work with brother John Wood. Elmwood wet or dry vote yields 55 wet and 127 against beer sales from 180 votes.

John Woods Murdock W. E. Murfin Paul Frank Marshall Omaha Frank Brinkley Wabash John Woolf Wim. Stachasky Los Angeles Stachasky Marjorie Burdick M. W. Wood Ehnwood John Wood Elmwood

Mrs Rueter Hospital Observation After Illness

Mrs Rueter has suffered from inner col ler and endured inconvenience. After a long period she was taken to a hospital where she remains under observation and treatment in hopes that an operation can be avoided.

Wm. Rueter

Wedding Attendee Absence Tied to Illness at Murray Church

Mrs. Hardaway and Mrs. Sherman Hardaway were unable to attend the wedding of Miss Evelyn Mead to Olin Morris at Murray Presbyterian Church last Sunday due to poor health. The bride is noted as a relation of Mrs. Hardaway.

Shower Honors Miss Blanche Anderson Before June 22 Wedding

Mrs. Alvin Oehlerking and Miss Bernice Oehlerking hosted a bridal shower for Miss Blanche Anderson in Evangelical church circles. The event, sponsored by the Missionary Circle and the BE L C E, gathered many bride’s friends and presented gifts for the upcoming marriage to John Schlaphof.

Alvin Oehlerking Bernice Oehlerking Blanche Anderson John Schlaphof Friends of the Missionary Circle Evangelial Church

School Board Hires Teacher and Plans Board Visits

At the Village of Wabash school board meeting last Monday night Edith Schlankie of Hear Elprwood was hired to teach next year. The board discussed paying members and mandated they visit each semester to review progress and earn their salary. The motion was by Guy Finds and seconded by Lois Schmidt.

Wabash Edith Schlankie Hear Elprwood Guy Finds Lois Schmidt

Cass County funds road work with cash payments

In a report resembling a town record Cass County states it has paid cash for its hard surfaced roads and other improvements rather than incurring debt.

Cass County Sizie

Elmwood Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health

Elmwood roundup reports Roland Schlichtemeier called to Lincoln on business. David Basterline and family visited Unadilla relatives. W Winger and wife visited Elmwood and stayed with Mrs. Herry Greene. Walter Harmer visited for business and socializing. Edward Penterman improving after illness while with brother Herman. Postmaster L B Goerthey of Murdoch stopped in for business and met friends. J P Cobb, Elmwood bank president, still homebound but improving. Kenneth West and Robert Atkins installing automatic water heater for Earl Horton. Ralph Greene and wife in Omaha for business. store duties handled by Harry Greene and James Greene.

Roland Schlichtemeier Savage Man Lincoln David Basterline Unadilla W. Winger Omaha Elmwood Herry Greene Walter Harmer Near Olee Edward Penterman Herman L. B. Goerthey Murdock J. P. Cobb American Exchange Bank of Kenneth West Robert Atkins Earl Horton Ralph Greene Harry Greene James Greene

Blessing kin return uncle's remains to Montana home

Mrs. George W. Blessing Sr and her son Richard accompanied the remains of their uncle back to his Montana home. The funeral was held Tuesday before the family returned to attend business and visit friends. The Angle had been a large ranch operator who had disposed of his property shortly before his death after moving from Ebuwood.

George W. Blessing Richard Montana Blessing Theangle Ebuwood

Reserve Officers Attend Two Week Training at Fort Riley

Donald Gonzales, a member of the Reserve Officers Training Corps, attends a two week training course at Fort Riley Kansas. He left last week to join the camp during his university vacation from the State University.

T. C Donald Gonzales Fort Reiley Kansas State University

Student to Attend Madison Summer School

East Miss Betty Clemens a University of Nebraska student cannot find desired instruction there plans to attend summer school in Madison Wisconsin starting the last week in June.

East Betty Clemens University of Nebraska Madison Wisconsin Jims

Friends Stop Here En Route Home From St Louis Ball Game

Mir and Mrs Louis Stewart and Edward Sutton of Lexington, friends of Harry Greene and wife, visited briefly last week while returning from St Louis where they attended the ball game last Sunday.

Mir Louis Stewart Edward Sutton Lexington Harry Greene St. Louis

Hayes Family Moves Near Alvo For Farm Work

J. L. Hayes and his family relocated near Alvo to take a farm position. Hayes will reside in a house on the property with two sets of improvements. The farm owner recently lost his wife and will have Hayes manage the farm and live there as well.

Alvo J. L. Hayes Mr. Hayes

Installation of New Sanitary Units Reported

Two new sanitary units have been installed, including a four-stall male facility and a double-urinal ladies unit, described in local notices as Chic Sales houses.

Chic

WPA Housing Units Brought to Elmwood

Elmwood installs WPA built houses moved from Weeping Water with a men's unit at the Crozier lot rear and a ladies unit at the west end near the horseshoe court. The town board purchased and installed the units and will light them nightly until 10 o'clock for public convenience and shoppers.

Elmwood WPA Weeping Water Crozier Coatman Store Horseshoe Court

Elmwood youths plan week at Crete outing

About ten members of the Elmwood Christian church will spend a week at Crete for recreation and fellowship with peers from other state churches.

Crete Christian Church Elmwood

Mrs Penterman’s Midwest and West Visit Ends in Lincoln

Mrs. Herman Penterman recently returned home after traveling through Denver and other western points for two weeks. She stopped in McCook to see her mother Mrs Shadley who has closed her home there for the summer and planned to visit in Oregon with another daughter. From McCook she rode the Burlington Zephyr to Lincoln where she was met by her husband.

Herman Penterman Denver McCook Shadley Tonedi Oregon

Arrive Home Happy but Tired After Colorado Trip

Four young ladies returned from a ten day outing in Colorado arriving at daybreak last Tuesday. They drove most of the night and described a delightful trip with sights in the western mountains. They visited Evergreen where James Liston plans to stay for the summer. The travelers were Boline Brunkow, Marjorie Horton, Verna Miller and Opal Kuehn with stops in Denver and Colorado Springs.

Colorado Willie Evergreen James Liston Boline Brunkow Marjorie Horton Verna Miller Opal Kuehn Miss Horton Denver Colorado Springs

Contentment key in farm tenancy conference, Hawley says

Fred Hawley of Laurens Indiana chaired the Iowa farm tenancy conference in Indianapolis. He cited home contentment as vital to civilization and security, with about forty agriculture leaders from Missouri Iowa and Ohio attending. J P Trent of Washington warned that tenancy insecurity is the core problem noting nearly 2 865 000 farm tenants and that about one third switch farms within a year.

Indianapolis Ind Fred Hawley Laurens Iowa Farm Tenancy Committee Hawley Missouri Minois Ohio J. P. Trent Agriculture Extension Oklahoma Farm Security Administration Washington Trent

Congressman's Death Shocks Washington at 65

Representative Alfred H. Gasque of South Carolina died at Walter Reed hospital at 1 15 a m shortly after adjournment of the session He had suffered a heart ailment since May 23 and was 65 years old He chaired the House Pensions Committee.

Washington Alfred H. Gasque Walter Reed Hospital Tath House Pensions Committee

Dirt farmer Sam Freeman worries over August 9 primary in Nebraska

Sam Freeman of Ellis, a dirt farmer candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, says the August 9 primary looks too favorable and he is delaying campaign kickoff until after the June 30 filing deadline. He is the only Democrat to file so far. Governor Cochran has announced but not filed for re-election.

Beatrice Neb Sam Freeman Ellis Freeman Cochran

Dr A L Miller Seeks County Liability Ruling

Lincoln June 18 Dr A L Miller legislator and Nebraska State Medical Association leader filed in the state supreme court a brief supporting his appeal of a district court ruling denying $193 in medical fees from Banner County for services to O R Roberts, a stroke patient. Roberts unable to pay. Miller asserts indigent poor law makes the county liable. Roberts was unconscious upon admission and Banner County allegedly failed to disclose his local residence.

Lincoln A. L. Miller Nebraska State Medical Association Supreme Court District Court Banner County O. R. Roberts Roberts Miller Banne

Start Fight for Life Miami Fin Jere 19

Relatives of Franklin Piercee McCall rush a last minute appeal to save the life of Jimmy Cash’s kidnapper. State attorney G A Worley vows to oppose any change to a life sentence. McCall’s relatives' lawyer C A Arriett and Sheriff D C Coleman discuss transferring McCall to Raiford for safekeeping.

Miami Fin Jere Franklin Piercee McCall Jimmy Cash G. A. Worley McCalls C. A. Arriett Clements D. C. Coleman Raiford

Grasshoppers Move. Lincoln Gets 20 More Carloads Bait

June 16 report from O S Bare Nebraska college entomologist states field grasshoppers moving rapidly into small grain and corn, causing damage and prompting shipment of 20 extra carloads of patson bran grasshopper bait to federal offices in Minneapolis.

Lincoln Minneapolis O. S. Bare Nebraska College of Agriculture

Governor Rebukes County Judge Over Extradition Ruling

Governor Cochran criticized Falls City County Judge Edward E. Durfee for releasing O A Pappan on a worth less check charge, saying Missouri is entitled to the prisoner. Pappan, living 20 miles south of Falls City, was arrested June 1 and released June 14 after a county court hearing.

Lincoln Cochran Edward E. Durfee Falls City O. A. Pappat St. Joseph Pappan Durfee Nebraska Missouri William Flake Oklahoma

Wearin to Not Run for Re election after Senate Bid

Iowa Representative Otha D. Wearin who lost the Democratic Senate nomination said he will not seek re election to the House. He cited fairness to six rivals in his decision and noted he will issue a statement in coming days on whether he will back Senator Gillette.

Washington Otha D. Wearin Iowa Democratic Senate Guy M. Gillette White House House Wearin Senate Gillette

Marsh completes filing for secretary of state post

L. E. Marsh, Omaha accountant, has completed his filing as republican candidate for secretary of state after two prior attempts. The initial form carried Roy L. Marsh and was rejected. a second filing listed Roy E. Marsh as Leroy B. Marsh. Swanson unopposed Democrat candidate.

Lincoln L. E. Marsh Omaha Roy L. Marsh Secretary of State Roy E. Marsh Leroy B. Marsh Fle Harry R. Swanson

Deeds Mortgages and Tenal Blanks for Sale

Classified item listing noting deeds mortgages and assorted taxation blanks advertised for sale at the Journal office.

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