King Korn Ball Draws Large Local Attendance
The King Korn Klug fundraiser ball was held Wednesday evening at the American Legion building with strong community turnout. Omaha entertainers performed a striking floor show and Glenn's Rhythm Kings provided music as voters backed county queen candidates Lois Troop Nekhanka Ruth Ferrie Helen Schultz and Gertrude Val lery. The queen will be crowned at the fall festival after ongoing summer promotions.
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Korn Klug
American Legion
Glenn's
Rhythm Kings
Altho
Lois Troop
Nekhanka
Ruth Ferrie
Helen Schultz
Gertrude Vallery
Young couple wed in Omaha ceremony
Esta E Bent singer of Tecumseh and William LaRue Jr of Springfield tied the knot June 16 at Mr. and Mrs. Joe West home in Omaha. Rev. Walter F. Kicker officiated the double ring service. The couple will live in Louisville.
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Esta E Bentsinger
Tecumseh
John Bentzinger
William LaRue
Louisville
Springfield
Joe West
Omaha
Walter F. Kicker
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dorothy la Rue
Herbert LaRue
Nora Dragoon
Marion Lockwood
Bridge
District 35
Cook High School
Otoe County
LaRuwe
Burr
Ach Grove-Portland Cement Company
Visiting Old Friends Damian Flynn Returns to Omaha
Damian Flynn, former Plattsmouth youth, spent a brief visit in Omaha with old schoolmates. Now a successful Broadway leading man based in New York City, he is staying with his mother Mrs. Catherine Flynn during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damian Flynn
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Damian
Flynn
New York City
Broadway
Mr. Flynn
Catherine Flynn
Mrs. F. L Rea Called to Hayes by Sister-in-Law Death
Mrs. F. L Rea travels to Hayes Kansas after the death of her sister-in-law on Tuesday. She will remain for the funeral services held this morning in Hayes with interment in the local cemetery. Friends here extend condolences to Mrs. Rea and her family.
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F. L Rea
Hayes
Kansas
Death of Former Plattsmouth School Woman
Mrs. Cora Jones longtime Flattsmouth teacher died Wednesday in a Lincoln hospital after medical treatment. Born Cora Owens she married J E Jones and taught locally until a married women teaching ban. The Joneses moved to Exeter Nebraska. her sister Claire Owens a prominent Exeter physician and former Fillmore County legislator. Funeral services were held in Exeter.
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Cora Jones
Exeter
Nebraska
Lincoln Hospital
Flattsmouth
Lincoln
Jones
Cora Owens
Fillmore County
J. E. Jones
Mercantile
Married at Glenwood Fern Archends Weds Edward Barta
Fern Archends of this city and Edward Barta of Omaha were married in Glenwood Iowa on Saturday. The ceremony was simple and the couple returned to Omaha to begin life together. Fern has lived here two years and worked at the Stewart cafe. Edward is a well known South Side native now in business. They will live in Omaha and begin housekeeping immediately.
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Fern Archends
Edward Barta
Omaha
Glenwood
Iowa
Stuart
Stewart
South Side
Plattsmouth
Journal
Graves
South Olhu Street
the Wride
William Rummel
la Platte
Mrs Raymond Russell Visits City Linking Pioneer Era Ties
Mrs Raymond Russell of San Antonio Texas visited the city for a few hours on Wednesday. She is a descendant of J Newton Hayes and Father Hayes who long ago laid out the Young Hayes addition, reflecting deep family roots in the area's early settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Russell
San Antonio
Texas
Hayes
J. Newton Hayes
J. T. Hayes
Young & Hayes
Petersen Family Return From Colorado Visit
Mr and Mrs J C Petersen Jr and children Edna Mae and Shirley returned home from a ten day trip to Bronson and vicinity in Colorado They reported a very pleasant journey and saw much of the country during their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Petersen, Jr
Edna Mae
Shirley
Colorado
Bronson and Vicinity
Rains Crops Prosperity Bet ter daye are here again
The fragment hints at a weather impact on agriculture with improved conditions and optimism for crops and economy. Some phrases reference rain, prosperity, and better days returning.
Mynard Club Closes Year with Fine Program and Flood Aid
The Mynard Community Club wrapped up its successful play Mirage and moved into monthly programs with music a short home life playlet and a May Queen ceremony won by Alice Wiles. The East Side pageant featured forty youths and a Father Sons banquet drew about ninety attendees. Raymond Cook presided while C L Wiles Richard Spangler and others spoke and sang. The club donated 17.60 to flood victims in the Republican valley and plans for another yearly banquet received universal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard Community Club
West Side Committee
Mynard Club
Emil Weyrich
Alice Wiles
East Side
Raymond Cook
Republican Valley
Myzard Church
C. L. Wiles
Richard Spangler
A. W. Leonard
Lawrence
S. W. Cole
Chuck Howard
Art Hild
Lawrence Leonard
H. G. McClusky
Prowlers in Alleys Alarm Local Police
Police report increased late night prowling along alleys behind Main Street businesses on both sides of the street. Officers warn such activity risks harm and may lead to police opening fire to protect property and bystanders. Citizens are urged to heed the warning and avoid late night roaming.
Miss Friedrich Heads for Extended European Tour
Miss Friedrich leaves for Europe on an extended trip visiting France England Italy Holland Switzerland and Germany. Local travel agents Miss Kaufmann and Miss Soennichsen from Archer Travel Service arranged the itinerary and will accompany her voyage.
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Amelia Friedrich
Europe
Fredrich
France
England
Italy
Holland
Switzerland
Germany
Miss Friedrich
Archer
Marie Kaufmann
Christine Soennichsen
Mrs E L Spies Visits Branson Relative Friends
Mrs E L Spies of Branson Colorado is in the city to visit relatives and old friends for a short time and to see Mrs Martha J Peters en who has been quite poorly. Mrs Spies is the former Miss May Petersen of this city and is accompanied by her brother J C Petersen and family from Colorado.
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E. L. Spies
Branson
Colorado
Martha J. Petersen
Spies
Miss May Petersen
J. C. Petersen
City Planning Committee eyed for future civic projects
The Chamber of Commerce discussed forming a city planning committee drawn from leading local organizations to guide beautification, landscaping, a city museum, and other civic projects. Dr. P. T. Heineman was named as a member, with plans to expand into wide community movements. A north road to the Platte and Missouri rivers and potential access for the quarterboat were also raised and assigned to the executive committee.
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Garden Club
Nebraska
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
P. T. Heineman
Platte and
Missouri River
Kansas City Bridge Co
Executive Committee
Birthday Celebration for Billy Harvey Mason at Home
The sixth birthday of Billy Harvey Mason was celebrated Wednesday afternoon at the family home on West Main Street. Friends attended and played games, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Marylyn Lutz, Janette Tikotter, Billy Potter, Norma Jean Campbell, Mary Lou Walling, John Sanders, Billy Howland, Rob Roy Farnham, Dorothy Varga, Dorothy Willis, Dick Livingston, Junior Reichstadt, Dona Faye Mason, Billy Harvey Mason, Mary Helen Dil, and Shirley Mason.
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Billy Harvey Mason
West Main Street
Marylyn Lutz
Janette Tickotter
Billy Potter
Norma Jean Campbell
Mary Lou Walling
John Sanders
Billy Howland
Rob Roy Farnham
Dorothy Varga
Dorothy Willis
Dick Livingston
Junior Reichstadt
Dona Faye Mason
Mary Helen Dil
Shirley Mason
Coon Family Captured at Fight Farm West of Mynard
Excitement at the John Alexson farm as Frank Fight and companions treed a mother coon with four kits. A small coon was killed by dogs during the chase, while the mammy coon escaped. Three coons remain on the Alexsen property drawing visitors.
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Mynard
John Alexson
Frank Fight
Alexsen Place
Cass County Picnic Held in California
The Cass county Nebraska picnic was held at Bixby Park Long Beach California on June 5 with former residents attending. A J Beeson was elected president Harry Rice vice president Mae Wilson secretary treasurer. Notable guests included John Alwin Herman Waintraub and Archibald Adams. The Nebraska state picnic is set for July 27 also at Bixby Park.
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Cass County
Nebraska
Bixby Park
Long Beach
Calif
A. J. Beeson
Harry Rice
Mae Wilson
Beeson
John Alwin
Kuhney
Plattsmouth
Herman Waintraub
Alwin
San Diego
San Francisco
Canada
Oliver Taylor
U. S. Navy
California
Nellie Fisher Webster
Robert L. Mauzy
Ella Berger Stander
Wm. E. Stander
A J. Beeson
J. B
Ernest Black
Sue Adamson
A. C. Tulene
Elma Kuhn
Alvina Dalton
Hattie Haney
G. G. Hofman
A. T. Fitt
Mattie Harold
W. L. Thomas
J. W Teegarden
Geo. F. Oehberling
G. F Vesely
Hilpert
J. J. Meisinger
Nora
Longest Day Opens Summer Season in Comfortable Weather
Today marks the sun’s meridian and the formal start of summer in the United States. Cool north breezes make it more comfortable than last year when temperatures hovered around 100.
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United States
The
Mercury
Pleasant Woodman Circle Meeting At Kaufmann Home
Members of the Woodman Circle gathered Tuesday at Miss Marie Kaufmanns home for a productive business and social session. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs W J Hartwick, concluding a pleasant gathering.
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Woodman Circle
Marie Kaufmann
W. J. Hartwick
Kelley Yelick Wedding Held in Omaha Saturday
Miss Pauline Kelley of Omaha and Floyd A. Yelick of Plattsmouth were married Saturday at First Methodist church in Omaha. The ceremony featured a ring service with Rev. Bready officiating in a small gathering of relatives. The couple planned a weekend motor trip to Iowa and will reside in Plattsmouth.
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Pauline Kelley
Omaha
Floyd A. Yelick
First Methodist Church of
Bready
Evelyn Kelley
Willam Nelson
Nora Adams
Emma Henderson
James Yelick
George A. Kelley
Kelley
Dodge Street
Prizes Awarded at Plattsmouth Eagles Session
The Plattsmouth Business Men's Ad club hosted prizes during the Eagles state convention in the city. L. D. Martison of Fremont won tallest man, Grand Trustee John Kramer of Columbus was shortest. Mrs. Sam Rader of Grand Island won lightest lady, Mrs. F. A. Mohring of York received heaviest lady award.
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Plattsmouth Business Men's Ad Club
Eagles
L. D. Martison
Fremont
John Kramer
Columbus
Sam Rader
Grand Island
F. A. Mohring
York
Notice to Tax Payers Delinquent 1934 Personal Taxes
Second half of 1934 personal taxes are delinquent July 1, 1935. John F. Turner Cass County Treasurer.
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John EF. Turner
Cass County
Popular Young People of the City Wedded
Miss Louise Rummel and Clyde H. Graves were wed Sunday at the Presbyterian manse in a simple service. The bride, a Plattsmouth native and former teacher, and the groom, son of J. H. Graves, begin life together at South Olhue Street.
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Louise Rummel
Clyde H. Graves
Presbyterian Manse
Will Visit Gardens Plattsmouth Garden Club Event
A movement sponsored by Plattsmouth Garden Club members invites the public to visit several city gardens this Sunday from 4 to 6 PM. Tours showcase local efforts to beautify homes, with open sites including the Westott, Baird, Minor, Cloidt, Veroucek, and Kaffenberger residences.
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Plattsamouth
William Baird
L. O. Minor
John Cloidt
Frank A. Cloidt
Charles Veroucek
George A. Kaffenberger
Visiting in Illinois with Weyrich kin from this city
Misses Clara and Alice Weyrich and their cousin Mrs Clyde Burge of Lincoln travel by car through Peoria and Pekin to visit relatives and old friends in the region. They expect a pleasant stay exploring points of interest and revisiting family roots.
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Clara
Alice Weyrich
Clyde Burge
Lincoln
Peoria
Pekin
Illinois
Weyrich
Mrs. Martin Houlihan Visits Denison Family
Mrs. Martin Houlihan of Denison Iowa visits in the city to spend about two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mullen and to tour local places of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Houlihan
Denison
Iowa
Emmett Mullen
Also Mentioned on This Page
King Korn
Glenn
Plattsmouth School
City Planning Committee
the Chamber of Commerce At
Coon
Kelley - Yelick
Noe
First Presbyterian Church
Guy Hefl
John W. Rummel
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