Plattsmouth Ladies Picnics in Omaha Park Event
A group from the Dealth a Deck club of Plattsmouth held a Wednesday evening picnic party at Elmwood Park in Omaha. Mrs. S. W. Bell and Mrs. F. R. Gobelman won games and contests while a picnic supper was served in the park shade.
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Plattsmouth
Omaha
Elmwood Park
S. W. Bell
F. R. Gobelman
Mesdames
Louis Ward Egenberger
Rea McMaken
Harry Platt
W. G. Kieck
H. C. McMaken
J. B. Livingston
Margaret Scotten
Mynard Community Club Presents A Womanless Wedding
The Mynard community club will meet Friday at 8 o'clock for a program featuring men performing in A Womanless Wedding. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the event.
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Mynard Community Club
Farm Machinery for Sale in Plattsmouth and Murray
Farm All tractor in perfect condition. Perfection 3 unit milking machine in first class condition. Cream separator available. Willing to take some livestock in on sale. T H Pollock, Plattsmouth Neb L C Likewise Murray Neb 17-1d lsw
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T. H. Pollock
Plattsmouth
Nebr
L. C
Murray
Lsw
Greenwood Social Notes Mention Numerous Visits and Ventures
Greenwood residents record visits from N O Coleman Eva and Lawrence to Plattsmouth and V N Hand’s Lincoln trip. New refrigerator installed by P L Hall. families report health progress and trips to Omaha Lincoln Cambridge Ashland. Social events include Kensington gatherings, five hundred games, and quilting for Methodist foreign fields.
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N. O. Coleman
Eva
Lawrence
Plattsmouth
P. L. Hall
V. N. Hand
Neil
Ava
Lincoln
P. A. Sanborn
V. W. Linch
Sioux City
Iowa
White
Bucknell
Goings
Lora Leesley
Kate Woodruff
Omaha
George Schellberg
Mary Talcott
Cambridge
Pay Weideman
Ethel Armstrong
Guests include George Trunkenbolz and Mrs. Gus Sorman
George Trunkenbolz and Mrs. Gus Sorman were among the attendees at the event, joining other invited guests in the reception. The note highlights the presence of these two individuals without detailing the occasion.
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George Trunkenbolz
Mrs
Gus Sorman
Ice Dealers Hustle for Warmth and Coal in Greenwood
In Greenwood two ice dealers, W. S. Karns and newcomer Will Buck, push coal and warming supplies while Karns buys from Lincoln and Buck from Ashland. Both men hustle vigorously to accommodate customers as weather shifts.
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Greenwood
W. S. Karns
Lincoln
Will Buck
Ashland
Chorus by Seth Parker Delights Jonesport Crowd
Seth Parker organized a local choir that imitated Jonesport folk songs, providing enjoyment to attendees and raising coins for the church.
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Seth Parker
Phillip Lord
Radio Fame
Jonesport
Masons Install Officers in Greenwood Lodge
The Greenwood Masonic lodge held its last regular meeting on Tuesday to install elected and appointed officers. New officers include W M C W Martz S W Earnest Feuscher J W Ira Snyder secretary Ben Howard treasurer C D Fulmer S D J E Lambert J D E Leesley S Elmer Mathis J S John E Skeulling and Tyler Nelson McDowell. No chaplain was appointed.
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Masons
Masonic Lodge of
Greenwood
C. W. Martz
W.M
Earnest Feuscher
S. W
Ira Snyder
J. W. Ben Howard
C. D. Fulmer
J. E. Lambert
S. D
E. E. Leesley
J. D
Elmer Mathis
John E. Skeulling
J. S
Nelson McDowell
Tyler
Predict Dairy Dictator in Midwest Marketing Plan
Otto Pfeiffer and A N Heggen forecast federal control of dairy marketing at a Des Moines meeting. Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota co operatives invited to form regional Midwest Co Operative dairies with three dovetailed bodies including Federal Milk Control board Regional Distributors and Producers groups. Officers to be elected and articles of incorporation presented.
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Omaha
Nebraska-Iowa Co-Operative Milk Association
Des Moines
Otto Pfeiffer
A. N. Heggen
Persident
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Midwest Co-Operative Dairies
Lincoln Co-Operative Milk Association
Federal Milk Control Board
Hold Fine Meeting of Social Workers Flower Club
The Social Workers Flower Club met at Mrs. George Mumm's home on a Thursday afternoon for a guest day. A large audience enjoyed songs readings and a play by club ladies followed by a saxophone solo and a tap dance. Refreshments were ice cream cake and punch. The next meeting is set for July 19 at Mrs. Georgia Creamer's home.
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Rex Peters
Lincoln
Greenwood
Wayne Landon
S. S. Peterson
Sophas
Co. BE. S. Kensington
W. A. White
G. E. Bucknell
Mdue
Ben Howard
Eerl Stradley
Social Workers Flower Club
George Mumm
Mike Kaffenberger
Senge
John Schutz
Grace L. Wiles
Anna May Sandin
Georgia Creamer
See It Before You Buy It Promotion Ad
The home store urges readers to inspect items prior to purchase. It touts unbeatable prices described as bedrock level and invites readers to read their ads in the Daily and Semi-Weekly Journal.
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Bedrock
Collapse Averted at World Economic Conference
American plans on the dollar were clarified to prevent a collapse of the conference. James M. Cox and James P. Warburg persuaded French and allied leaders that currency stabilization would not trigger inflation. Bonnet agreed to postpone fixing dollar sterling value as progress shifts to monetary standards, trade barriers, and debt control.
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London
World Economic Conference
James M. Cox
James P. Warburg
Georges Bonnet
Altho
Cox
Warburg
M. Bonnet
MacDonald
Cordell Hull
TRY AT ABDUCTION FAILS IN ST PAUL
Police report an attempted kidnapping at the home of Mrs. George Carter in St Paul. A maid saw a man cut a screen and try to climb a window before fleeing. the intended victims were grandchildren Robert Carter nine and John Carter six.
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Minnie Mason
Robert
Ashland
George Mason
Roy Anderson
York
Ray Rouse
L. F. Anderson
Howard Headley
D. H. Headley
Iowa
California
G. W. Holt
Carl Wiedman
Swan's Lake
John Schuster
Harry
Underwood
Douglas Coleman
Henry Schuster
Nannie Coleman
Will A. Armstrong
St. Paul
George Carter
Justice Department to wage steady anti racketeering war
Attorney General Cummings declared a persistent but quiet drive against racketeers will continue. He called the Kansas City slaying of a DOJ agent and four officers last week a challenge to American civilization and said we must win this war.
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Washington
Cummings
Justice Department
Kansas City
Priority Granted to Public Works Ready to Start
The Roosevelt cabinet board on public works outlined a fast track for the 3.2 billion construction fund. Projects must be socially valuable and quickly executable, located near unemployment centers, and integrated into larger plans. no maintenance burden on federal funds. Decentralized processing with state and Washington units aims to avoid a Washington bottleneck.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
Cabinet Board
World- Herald
Irrigators resent delay on Sutherland reservoir plans
Central Platte valley irrigators from Grand Island to North Platte protest delays in promoting the Sutherland reservoir proposal. In North Platte, over 700 laborers signed petitions to Governor Bryan urging intervention for swift federal aid. Backers warn of entanglements with other similar projects.
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Kearney
Neb
Central Platte Valley
Grand Island
North Platte
Sutherland Reservoir
Bryan
Sutherland
Everett Noble Recalled to Burlington Yard Work
Former Burlington switchman Everett Noble, idle during railroad cutbacks, is called back to work at the Omaha yards. Rail traffic has revived, prompting the reactivation of a switch engine at Pacific Junction to handle increasing freight movements.
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Everett Noble
Burlington
Mr. Noble
Omaha
Pacific Junction
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L. C. Marvin
Everett Cope
Clyde Newkirk
Charles Dyer
Glenn Peters
Henry Armstrong
Stanley Vance
Sears S. Davis
Lorenz Bros
Seersucker
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Wescott
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