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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

5

Cook Family Annual Reunion Draws 120 Relatives

The twenty fourth Cook family reunion was held Sunday at Mrs. Caroline Cole's home with 120 relatives and friends attending. E. Cook of Algo was reelected president. Roy O. Cole VP and Mrs. Robert Patterson secretary treasurer. The program opened with group singing and prayer. Several deaths, two births, and two marriages occurred in the year. Relics and entertainments marked the day, and attendees from multiple towns joined the event.

Cook Caroline Cole E. Cook Algo Roy O. Cole Robert Patterson America H. A. McKelvey JT. W. Vallery Willis Cole Plattsmouth George Cook Hadar J. H. Cook Philp Cook Norfolk John I, Cook Beaver City Beverly Jane Weichel Eloise Mary Margaret Cole Samuel T. Heebber Mary Stone Lilian Heebner Lyle Stone Orleans James Cook McCook R. R. Hartman Perry Okla S. W. Cashner Pearl Roger Lincoln ST. Huebner Burlington Lillie Stone Denver Colo. Stanton Beardstown Ruth Dreamer J. E. Emery Omaha J. Ll. Welchel

Cure Indifference With A Little Enthusiasm

A church note urges putting enthusiasm into daily work and worship. A parable of a lazy jack rabbit and a New England exhibit show effort yields results, while a mother’s critique prompts a child’s quip about value. The message encourages attending Sabbath and children’s services.

New England H. A. McKelvey

Elmer Webb Family Returns From Nebraska Visit

The Elmer Webb family came home from a four day stay with Mrs. Webb's aunt Mrs. Albert Tinschert in Cheighton Nebraska. They noted drier conditions near Pierce but a half to three inches of rain fell across Creighton Center and Pierce areas with a small tornado near McLean causing farm damage but no loss of life. Mrs. Webb was joined by Miss Ida Mae Lang who plans to seek a teaching post in southeastern Nebraska. Mr. Webb attended the Knox county Legion convention at Niobrara.

Elmer Webb Pierce Webb Ida Mae Lang Knox County Nebraska Knox County Legion Niobrara

Turner heads to Minnesota lake country for fishing trip

County Treasurer John E. Turner departed Saturday for a vacation in Minnesota lake country to fish and unwind from his duties. He was met at Des Moines by Dr. Ernest Kieck of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who will join the trip.

John E. Turner Minnesota Lake Country Des Moines Ernest Kieck Cedar Rapids Towa

Local Social News Highlights Residents Visiting and Traveling

Mr and Mrs James Quinnett welcomed a baby girl born Sunday at 11 am. James Rebal Jr of Omaha visited for Father's Day with his parents. Several relatives traveled to Omaha and Des Moines for medical exams and visits while others planned trips to Sioux City Kearney and Mitchell South Dakota.

James Quinnett James Rebal, Jr Omaha James Rebal Hillard Grassman Robert Rkobert Joe Munacek Paul Grassman R. A. Bates George Wallinger Ila Ashland Plattsmouth H. E. Becker John Bauer Robert Bester Mitchell South Dakota G. A. Pahl Des Moines Iowa Mark Iowa City J. H. Graves Maxine Kearney Nebraska J. W. Burton Mr. Burton Graves

Local Residents Attend Visits and Travel Notes

Louisville resident Lester Pankenin visits Clem Sundstrom while Springfield and Plattsmouth residents share travels and family events. Several locals travel to Omaha Lincoln and other nearby cities for visits, business, and family occasions including a golden wedding anniversary and a cousin’s trip to Providence and Pittsburgh.

Lester Pankenin Louisville Clem Sundstrom John Gorder Springfield Plattsmouth Robert Hallstrom Avoca Helen Briggs The Resettlement Administration Omaha Elmer Sundstrom Sundstrom Prp. A. Jacobson Louise Providence R. I Bert Jacobson Pittsburgh Mrs. Sundstrom Hiawatha Kansas

Rosen Auto Adds Allis Chalmers Line at Plattsmouth

Rosen Auto company of Plattsmouth adds Allis Chalmers farm machinery to its lineup alongside new and used cars. The Allis Chalmers All Crop Harvester promises harvest of 83 crops, cuts costs by at least 60 percent, and handles 2 acres per hour with 11.5 foot clearance. Satisfied buyers include Alvin McReynolds Nehawka and Marvin Wiles Weeping Water. Also featured are Allis-Chalmers championship plows and the rubber-tired Allis-Chalmers tractor, noted for power and low operating costs.

Rosen Auto Company Plattsmouth Allis-Chalmers Alvin McReynolds Nehawka Malvin Wiles Weeping Water Chas Howard Et Murray William W. Wetenkamp Mynard

To Attend Trial of Applegate and Suhay in Kansas

Sheriff Homer Sylvester and Deputy Cass Sylvester depart for Topeka to attend the trial of Glen S. Applegate alias Alfred Powers and Robert Suhay. U S district attorney S S Alexander says the government is ready to seek the death penalty with over 20 witnesses subpoenaed. Baker was shot at the Wopeka post office after attempting to arrest Applegate for bank robbery in Katonah New York.

Homer Sylvester Cass Sylvester Topeka Kansas Glen S. Applegate Alfred Powers Robert Suhay New York Wimberly W. Baker S. S. Alexander U. S Baker Wopeka Applegate Katonah N. Y Cass

Death of Miss Josephine Toman Resident of City

Miss Josephine Toman aged 70 died Monday at 4 p.m. at her south city home where she lived with her brother Edward after years in Plattsmouth since 1877. She suffered pernicious anemia and is survived by a sister Mrs John Hiber Sr and five brothers Anton Frank Edward of this city John of Murray and Julius of Eugene Oregon with one brother Joseph preceding her in death.

Josephine Toman Edward Miss Toman Austria-Hungary United States Plattsmouth John Hiber, Sr Anton Frank John Toman Murray Julius Toman Eugene Oregon Joseph

Theatre Robbed of Cass Box Office Ticket Machine

The Cass theatre lost its automatic ticket machine during the weekend. It was found abandoned on the high school grounds and turned over to the Cass manager. the device will be back in service tonight.

Cass Theatre John M. Meisinger Jerry Greenbaum Cass

Murray Area News Roundup of Repairs Visits and Travel

Murray notes report Murray Frank Mrasek busy since the truckers strike. Earl Merritt paints Mrs Dill’s home. Henry Heebner digs and markets potatoes claimed finest in years. Edward Austin paints Ray Dill home. Miss Mildred Allen visits Elmwood. Rev Archibald Stewart and Tiammy of Omaha visit family. Shingle work on Rock Bluffs schoolhouse. Murray Woman's Club picnic. Belle Watson begins as housekeeper for Thomas Nelson. More parish and vacation Bible school events noted. Cattle shipments to South Omaha market and Lake Okoboji fishing trip by local men. Vera Olsen and daughters visit briefly in Murray.

Earl Merritt Ben Dill Henry Heebner Edward Austin Ray Dill Mildred Allen Elmwood Archibald Stewart Tiammy Omaha Neil Stewart Joseph Safarak Murray Belle Watson Thomas Nelson Nelson J. A. Scotten Rock Bluffs A. G. Long Murray Woman's Club John Campbell Emma Chris Wiser Campbell Glenn Boedeker Jane Boedeker Loa Marie Davis Margaret Todd Nebraska City Presbyterian Church Boedeker Cottingham South Omaha Charles Boedeker, Jr J. C. Stuart John Gilmore

Improvements at Elevator Groundwork in Murray Area

The north elevator grounds are being improved with crushed stone ballast similar to Murray street surfacing. Mrasek truck lines delivered forty loads of stone to stabilize the area for travel in severe weather.

Murray Mrasek

Shrader Makes Westward Farm Trip With Philpot Crew

Homer Shrader drives to Gandy with Howard Philpot to aid Philpot farms. On return last Monday he hauled cattle to the South Omaha market for Joseph Detil. Shrader says the western countryside shows fine crops and abundant growth.

Homer Shrader Gandy Howard Philpot Philpot Thero Mr. Shrader South Omaha Joseph Detil West

Lad Sustains Broken Leg in Scuffle Incident

Charles Beverage, 12, fell during rough play at his parents home, injuring his leg. He was among several boys when the accident occurred, one of the youths helping after the fall.

Lad Charles Beverage Fred Beverage

Lad Suffers Compound Leg Fracture In Accident

A boy fell on him causing a compound fracture of the leg with the bone broken in two places. Dr. Tyson attended and placed him in a cast for three weeks, requiring bed rest during the treatment.

Tyson

Health of Thomas C Poorly Shifts to University Hospital

Thomas Christian Poorly, father of Abs Hobart Blake, has been in poor health for months and was taken to the University hospital at Omaha last week for treatment. His daughter Mrs Blake, herself ill, visited Omaha Tuesday and found him very sick but hopeful that hospital care will aid his recovery.

Thomas Christian Abs Hobart Blake University Hospital Omaha

Services at Christian Church in Murray Led by Student Minister

Services were held at the Christian Church of Murray last Sunday with a discourse by student minister Mr Boonberger, a Phillips College student in Oklahoma. He will lead services again on the coming ord day.

The Christian Church of Murray Boonberger Phillips College Oklahoma

Font Wilson Builds Garage at His Murray Home

Font Wilson, representing the Wilson grain interests in Murray, has worked by night and day to construct a garage at his home. He aims to shelter his automobile from the weather when not in use.

Font Wilson Wilson Grain Murray Font

Better Best Club Meets at Topliff Home

The Better Best sewing club met at leader Mrs D R Topliff’s home on Wednesday June 9 with Yvonne DelLes Dernier presiding. Minutes by secretary Mmma Reine Topliff showed all members present and Elien Christensen elected social leader. Adjournment set for June 16 at the DeLes Dernier home. Refreshments served.

D. R. Topliff Yvonne DelLes Dernier Mmma Reine Topliff Elien Christensen DeLes Dernier Josephine Stastka

Miss Davis Leads Junior Sunday Class Outing to Lincoln

Miss Low Davis escorted her Junior boys Sunday school class to Lincoln visiting the state capitol Morrill Hall museum and enjoying a picnic in Antelope Park. The group included Ross Sorensen Dick Todd Charles Spangler Jimmie Deles Dernier and Bobby Wohlfarth who praised the teacher’s efforts.

Low Davis Lincoln State Capitol Morrill Hall Antelope Park Miss Davis Ross Sorensen Dick Todd Charles Spangler Jimmie Deles Dernier Bobby Wohlfarth

Vacation Bible School Wraps Up With Picnic and Certificates

The Daily Vacation Bible School at United Presbyterian Church, led by Miss Lou Davis and assisted by Misses Marie Davis Lois Meade Katherine Long and Jane Boedeker, closed with a picnic. Forty five pupils from town Sabbath schools attended as musical numbers and a reading highlighted a week of training.

United Presbyterian Church Lou Davis Marie Davis Lois Meade Katherine Long Jane Boedeker Mesdames Stewart Long Gilmore Charles Spangler Beverly Brubacher Charlene Spangler Donald Warbick

Murray Study Club Ladies Evening Talk

The Murray Study Club invites members of the Home Study club to an evening gathering featuring a talk by prominent local women discussing civic engagement and social clubs.

Missouri River Near Crest As Floodwaters Spread

The Missouri River reached a crest near 16.5 feet at Blair and Sellevue with widespread flooding. Dikes failed along several creeks and farms, submerging hundreds of acres of corn and wheat and forcing emergency shifts to protect land and homes. Local rivermen deem the crest imminent as waters advance toward the region.

Missouri Ray Herold Grover Tileége Bur- Hineson T. K. Pollock Grebe Pinair COC Blair Sherif William Gustin Sellevue J. A. Hippner

End of Club Year Picnic at Mrs. Nellie Long Home

The club held its final meeting of the year at the president Mrs. Nellie Long home with a noon picnic on the shaded lawn. A bountiful meal followed by ice cream desserts and pies preceded a short business session and entertainment. Meeting adjourned to resume in September with the hostess to be announced.

Nellie Long Long Home

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Cook Family Aron Camera Man’s Adventure Ritz Theatre Ebevusbyle Pentare Margaret Lindsay Ant Tom Twyleh Wys Poucixe the Saller Kraobs Keeler Lee Dixon Orica Humphrey Bogart the Great O’maily Emil Lorenz Robert Cappell Ethel McCarty Betty W._ RK. Somerville Robert Hill Chicago A. R. Noble Eleanor Hiber Plattsmouth State Bank Lester Thimgan T. H. Pollock A. L. Tidd Cantryman Oshkosh City William Oliver Orin Sears Davis Mery M. Davis Francis Heatherington Capitol Ed Creamer Rex York Frank Mrasek Christian Church High Point Crest Daily Journal
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