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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
8
Elmer A. Webb of this city underwent surgery this morning at the U S Veterans hospital in Lincoln. A large fatty tumor was removed from his right shoulder. Webb came through the operation in good shape and is expected to recover rapidly and return to his former health.
Mr and Mrs John G Wunder ich of Nehawka visited in the city Sunday for dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Rosnecrans. The Rosnecrans hosts are the daughter of the Wunderlich couple.
Local enrollment for the Civilian Conservation Corps is expected toward the latter part of the month. The exact date and quota have not been set by the government, according to the local committee.
Miss Eldora Pankonia and Miss Margaret Koop from Louisville visited the city over Sunday as weekend guests of Miss Marie Vallery who has been teaching in the Louisville schools.
This morning Miss Theresa and Mary Libershal underwent tonsil removal at a local physician's office. Both patients are recovering well and expected to resume usual activities in a few days.
The X L Club held a picnic at Walter Franks home last Sunday with members inviting their families. A fine picnic lunch and ice cream followed and a kittenball game provided the afternoon’s entertainment.
A violent wind and dust storm damaged power infrastructure in Nehawka and Union, blowing down poles and cutting electricity for hours. Nebraska Light & Power Co. crews rushed in to repair lines and restore service as farms reported blown structures and dust piles along highways and into homes and businesses.
Mr and Mrs Dick Baker of near Murray rejoice over the birth of their son Donald Dean arriving at their home on June Sth. Both mother and baby are doing nicely and the occasion brings great pleasure to the family circle.
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