Vacation Bible School Closes With Childrens Day Service
The Methodist church held the Daily Vacation Bible School closing on Sunday evening with a procession and opening hymn. Betty Louise Marshall welcomed guests from Council Bluffs. Certificates were given to those with perfect attendance from the 68 enrollees as the play The Secret of Happiness was performed by 58 youths.
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Methodist Church
Betty Louise Marshall
Council Bluffs
Bible School
Mary Katherine Wiles
Frances Cloidt
Elizabeth Ann Wiles
Bobby Hayes
Hyers
Lois Giles
Jean Hayes
Henry Re-elected AAA President for Tenth Term
Thomas P. Henry of Detroit was re-elected president of the American Automobile Association for his tenth term at the thirtieth annual meeting held in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Thomas P. Henry
Detroit
American Automobile Association
George Klinger III Confined at Home by Illness
George Klinger III, a respected local resident, has been confined to his home for several days due to heart trouble. He remains under family care and is hoped to rally with rest and quiet.
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George Klinger
Klinger
Mrs. John Albert Observes 75th Birthday in Fremont
The seventy fifth birthday of Cass County resident Mrs. John Albert was celebrated in Fremont Nebraska. Family members from multiple communities gathered for a picnic dinner and social time at a central location with grandchildren great grandchildren and children in attendance.
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John Albert
Cass County
Fremont
Nebraska
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska City
Mary Wolff
Otoe County
State Park
Wolff
Simon Clerk
William Schneider
G. F. Hopper
Bayard
A. O. Ault
John F. Wolff
George R. Sayles
Robert M. Stivers
Glenwood
Ferne
Lucille
Erma
Willard
George Sayles, Jr
William Stivers
Billy
Elaine
Regional veterinary association formed near Omaha
Dr G L Taylor and Dr O Sandin joined six county veterinarians to establish a regional veterinary association to meet monthly. Dr C C Hall of Omaha was elected president and Taylor secretary treasurer. Dr A H Quinn of the Iowa Veterinary Association spoke on sectional associations and swine erysipelas was discussed by Dr T M Munce of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Taylor
O. Sandin
Omaha
C. C. Hall
Taylor
A. H. Quinn
Iowa Veterinary Association
T. M. Munce
Sioux City
Iowa
Plattsmouth
Birthday celebration for Mary Josephine Rebal observed
The second birth day anniversary for Mary Josephine Rebal was celebrated Monday afternoon at the South Tenth Street home. Local children enjoyed games and gifts for the guest of honor as refreshments were served with a birthday cake, assisted by Mrs. James Rebal and Mrs. Helen Koubek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Josephine Rebal
South Tenth Street
Rebal
James Rebal
Helen Koubek
The Journal Seeks News Tips From Readers
The Journal asks readers to phone in news items to Ho 6 and thanks them for assistance in gathering local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
W C T U Holds Child Welfare Meet and Memorial
The Plattsmouth W C T U met at the country home of Mrs S A Wiles for a child welfare program and memorial for departed members. Performances by Miss Nielsen Miss Hiatt Miss Wiles and others preceded tributes led by Mrs Troop and Mrs Propst. The event closed with a scripture reading a vocal duet a theme of remembrance and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
S. A. Wiles
Charles Troop
W. L. Propst
Marjorie Ann
Robert B. Hayes
Jean
Lois Troop
Omaha officers probe extortion plot against Nehawka pair
Daily Sheriff Edward W. Thimgan and County Attorney W. G. Kieck visited Omaha to pursue the extortion case against Henry and Edward Knabe of Nehawka. Elmo Imbler, 26, was arrested after a cleverly laid trap, with federal help possibly invoked under postal statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Thimgan
W. G. Kieck
Omaha
Henry
Edward Knabe
Nehawka
Elmo Imbler
Thimgan
Family Dinner With Judge Graves at City Hall
Judge Charles L. Graves hosted a family dinner after arriving at his city hall office. Lincoln relatives joined with baskets of food to share a meal at improvised tables. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Royal, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Derieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Graves
City Hall
Lincoln
Harry Graves
Harry Royal
Mike Derieg
Improved rear yard enhances Golding building view
The Gold ing building rear surroundings of the Reliable 5c to $1 store have been cleaned up and beautified. Owner Byron Golding cleared debris while neighbors Mr and Mrs William Schmidtmann planted a flower garden to boost summer appeal.
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Golding
Byron Golding
William Schmidtmann
Wolff Family Celebrates Mother's 76th Birthday Reunion
Mrs. Mary Wolff honored as family gathers at Arbor Lodge Nebr City. Children grandchildren and great grandchildren attend from Cass and nearby counties for a birthday picnic and social visit at the state park setting.
Bees Spark Rural Excitement Near Plattsmouth
A swarm from hives near the Plattsmouth laundry moved to a tree by the laundry and swarmed when disturbed. Bees stung workers Henry Donet Kenneth Armstrong and Keith Snyder delaying roof tar and interfering with Redman building tarring duties until late afternoon.
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Court House
Plattsmouth
Mr. Harris
Henry Donet
Kenneth Armstrong
Keith Snyder
Redman
California visitors tour Pacific highway to Vancouver
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Haney of Los Angeles stay with Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hofmann in their home. They recount a pleasant motor trip from Los Angeles along the Pacific highway to Vancouver with stops at Portland Seattle and Boise, then via the Columbia River highway and the Old Oregon Trail.
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C. E. Haney
Los Angeles
Calif
G. G. Hofmann
Haney
Vancouver
Canada
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
Boise
Idaho
Motorcycle Races Draw Riders Across Four States
A large field of motorcycles and riders streamed through the city late Saturday and Sunday en route to Auburn. The Auburn driving park hosted races with competitors from Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. Many Omaha riders formed a notable procession through the city.
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Auburn
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Omaha
Will Arraign Elmo Imbler in Local Court
Elmo Imbler, held in the county jail, awaits arraignment on a reported $10 000 extortion attempt against Henry and Edward Knabe of Nehawka. The case, initially considered for federal action, will be handled by the state with proceedings possibly in Cass County where the letter was received.
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Elmo Imbler
Henry
Edward Knabe
Nehawka
Thimgan
Douglas County
Omaha
United States
Imbler
W. G. Kieck
Kansas
Cass County
Knabe
Plattsmouth Officials Stopped While Touring A Southeast Village
Two Plattsmouth city officials and a companion toured a southeast Nebraska town. A local night watchman questioned their presence after hours, and the friends were eventually reunited with the officials, avoiding potential trouble for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Burlington Refrigerator Express Officials Visit Local Shops
Brex officials from Burlington Refrigerator Express Co. Nash and Elmore toured the local shop area, meeting Superintendent Dictell and Storekeeper Olson. They spent several hours in the city Sunday before heading to St Paul to inspect other shop operations.
Cummins family travels to Nelson Nebraska
Dr. Frank L. Cummins leaves Sunday for Nelson Nebraska with Mrs Norris Cummins and children. Mrs Maude Fricke comes to aid during her mother Mrs Alice Eaton illness and Mrs Cummins will stay in Nelson to keep house for the Fricke children.
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Frank L. Cummins
Nelson
Nebraska
Norris Cummins
Cummins
Maude Fricke
Alice Eaton
Fricke
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs W E Scott son
A fine little son was born to Mr and Mrs W E Scott of this city at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. Both mother and child are progressing well. Mrs Scott was formerly Miss Nora Livingston, daughter of Dr T P Livingston of this city.
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W. E. Scott
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Scott
Nora Livingston
T. P.livingston
Move Back to Old Home Mrs Hatt Family Returns to Town
This morning Mrs. Jonathan Hatt and her daughter Miss Lucille joined their son Ralph Hatt in town from Chicago. They will reside in the second floor apartments of the Hatt building while Mr. Hatt opens a bakery there. The family is welcomed back by many old friends.
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Jonathan Hatt
Lucille
Chicago
Ralph Hatt
Hatt
Hart
Aged Elmwood Farmer Ends Life at Farm Home
A 70 year old Elmwood resident, Mr Hill, was found dead at his farm near Elmwood this morning after a revolver shot to the head. He lived alone and had not worked for several days. County Attorney W G Kieck and undertaker B J T Clement attended. No inquest due to apparent suicide. He is survived by two brothers and a sister in the Elmwood area.
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Elmwood
Ellsworth
Hill
Masonic Home Superintendent Visits Nebraska Facility
Frank Lavigne of Helena Montana, superintendent of the Montana state Masonic Home, visited the Nebraska Masonic Home in Lincoln on Monday. He was en route to St. Louis for a heads of Masonic institutions meeting this week and praised Nebraska's home for its excellent conduct and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Visit at North Bend Prominent Dayton Family Returns
Mrs Ida Seybert, her daughter Mrs C A Young and son Billy of Dayton Ohio returned home after a few days at North Bend as guests of Mrs Ruth Thomson sister of Mrs Seybert. They report excellent farm conditions with abundant rain and crops looking their best. Mrs Thomsen and family are doing well and enjoying life, pleasing many local friends.
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Ida Seybert
C. A. Young
Billy
Dayton
Ohio
North Bend
Ruth Thomson
Seybert
John Newton
Old Man River Falls After Flood Recedes
The Missouri river, at flood stage Monday morning, covered bottom lands east of the Burlington station. By morning, the river had fallen several inches, leaving mud and silt on fields. Crops damaged on several farms require replanting if any crop remains.
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Missouri River
Burlington Station
Old Man
Journal Want Ads Cost Only a Few Cents
Classified notice promises low prices for want ads with real results. Readers are urged to place notices to reach local buyers and sellers quickly.
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Journal
State Eagles meet in Nebraska City elects officers
The Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention adjourned in Nebraska City after an as yet strong meeting. M F Killeen of Fullerton installed as worthy state president and Arthur Kief of Plattsmouth named grand worthy conductor. Officers named include John M Tanner South Omaha and Charles L Bates Hastings among others. H Spence of Fremont chosen as delegate to Detroit convention.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
Nebraska City
M. F. Killeen
Fullerton
Arthur Kief
Plattsmouth
Worthy
John M. Tanner
South Omaha
Charles L. Bates
Hastings
Frank A. Matthews
Omaha
John C. Miller
P. H. Toelner
Felts City
J. A. Mohbring
York
Worthy Estate
J. P. Wickham
Beatrice
Claude J. Powell
Grand Island
W. J. Pedersen
Alliance
H. Spence
Fremont
Spence
Detroit
C. W. Britt
Eagles
Nebraska
John W. Cooper
William M. Barclay
Andrew P. Moran
Gorder Heads East for Summer Auto Trip
Harlan Gorder of North Platte begins an auto tour with two friends, leaving Monday for Virginia and Washington D C. They plan to visit New York and return by July 4 to resume business activities after a summer journey.
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Harlan Gorder
North Platte
John F. Gorder
Harlan
East
Virginia
Washington
D. C
New York
Peter Gradovil le recovering from operation
Friends learn Peter Gradovil le is recovering from surgery performed last Thursday. He is at the U S Veterans hospital in Lincoln after an injury to his knee from work in the local shops. He was in serious condition for several days but now appears to be improving.
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Peter Gradoville
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
Gradoville
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George Klinger III
California
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BREX
Ellsworth Hill
Visite Masonic Home
Old Man River
State Grand Lodge
W. M. Barclay
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