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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1939

Page

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Cass County Woman Speaks at Conference

Miss Evelyn Wolph of Nebnawka spoke at a Kansas City conference on education for democracy held at the Pickwick Hotel. The meeting drew more than twenty executives from national and state farm groups to discuss how to educate citizens, with a congress at Teachers College in August. Attendees included Henry Negley, John Vesecky, and Dr. O. O. Wolf, among others.

Evelyn Wolph Nebnawka Pickwick Hotel Kansas City Missouri Teachers College Columbia University William Fletcher Russell Congress Miss Wolph Henry Negley Farmers Union Omaha John Vesecky Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America Salina Kansas O. O. Wolf Kansas Farm Bureau Federation Manhattan

Church Delegates Head to Blair Summer Conference

Delegates from First Presbyterian Church depart for Blair to attend a Dana College hosted summer conference for church youths. Representing the local church are Dorothy Jean Turner Helen Hiatt Eleanor Giles and Richard Hatt for a week of study and recreation.

First Presbyterian Church Blair Dana College Dorothy Jean Turner Helen Hiatt Eleanor Giles Richard Hatt

Nebraska Odd Fellows Leader Visits Plattsmouth

George EB Nelson, grandmaster of Nebraska Odd Fellows, arrived in Plattsmouth with Harry L Kruger to meet members and residents. He urges Platte lodge No 7 to resume its former active role in the community's fraternal life.

George EB. Nelson Tekamah Nebraska Odd Fellows Plattsmouth Harry L. Kruger Mr. Nelson Platte

Acting Police Chief Handles Omaha Workers in Burlington Yard

David Pickrel, acting police chief, spent Friday directing a group of men brought from Omaha to perform extra work on the Burlington. Instead of starting work they milled about the railroad yards, prompting the chief to order them back to Omaha.

David Pickrel Burlington Omaha Metropolis

Boy Hurt In Twenty Foot Fall At Home

Billy Hirz twelve year old son of Mrs Cora Hirz suffered a broken arm and sprained foot after a twenty foot fall from a tree at home Monday evening. He received treatment from Dr Joseph Stibal.

Billy Cora Hirz Joseph Stibal

Dovey Family Arrives in Plattsmouth for Summer

Mr Dovey and his daughter Miss Hazel arrived in Plattsmouth on Thursday. Miss Hazel has taught for ten years at McKinley high school in Canton Ohio and will spend the summer with relatives and friends. Mr Dovey spent three weeks in Canton and attended Lockwood high school graduation where granddaughter Mary Eleanor Brown was among graduates. They reported heavy storms on the trip home.

Co. C. Dovey Hazel Plattsmouth Dovey McKinley High School Canton Ohio Lockwood, Ohio Mary Eleanor Brown

Car Crash Injures Horses on Highway 75 Mower Collision

Ed ward Shoemaker and son James operate mowing machines on Highway 75 south of the city near Roy Cole farm when a southbound auto driven by Adramn Koenig of Detroit struck the mower. One horse had a leg amputated and was killed. the other horse was thrown onto Shoemaker, causing bruises. Sheriff Joe Mrasek investigated and helped settle the scene.

Edward Shoemaker and James Roy Cole Adramn Koenig Detroit Michigan James Shoemaker Edward Shoemaker Joe Mrasek

Leaves for Minnesota Buehler resigns as Alvo superintendent

Orville A. Buehler resigns as Alvo superintendent to teach industrial arts and serve as assistant coach at Anoka Minnesota. A Peru State Teachers College graduate, he previously taught in Mechling South Dakota before moving to Alvo two years ago. His wife Dorothy Doty of Lincoln is listed as Mrs. Buehler.

Orville A. Buehler Alvo Anoka Minnesota Sam Buehler Crab Orchard Peru State Teachers College Mechling South Dakota Buehler Dorothy Doty Lincoln

Nebraska man sentenced in no fund check case

Friday a hearing was held in the county court in the State of Nebraska versus Sterling Hadley. He pleaded guilty to passing a no fund check in Nehawka and received a thirty day jail sentence with suspension if the amount is paid and no further checks in Cass county for one year.

State of Nebraska Sterling Hadley W. H. Smith Nehawka Cass County

Californians Visit Old Time Friends in town

Mr and Mrs Louis Hesse and son Harley from Buena Park California arrived this morning to visit Mrs Hesses father John Sedgway who has been ill for several days. The family travels to renew old friendships and celebrate the reunion after several years away.

Louis Hesse Harley Buena Park California

Son at Diggs Home

Mr and Mrs Glen Diggs welcomed a baby boy Wednesday morning at their south city home. The mother Jaanita Wales is thriving and both mother and child are progressing nicely.

Glen Diggs

Visiting With Relatives in Omaha

Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Eaton of Chicago are visiting relatives in Omaha. Today Mr. Eaton called on his brother Dr. W. S. Eaton and family for a few hours.

Harold M. Eaton Chicago Omaha Mr. Eaton Dr. W. 8S.eaton

Local People Celebrate Their Golden Wedding

Mr and Mrs August F Rakow observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Plattsmouth home with a large family gathering. The couple married in Germany on June 26 1889 and moved to the United States in 1898 arriving in Plattsmouth May 8 1898.

August F. Rakow Plattsmouth Albertina Goecks Germany United States Rakow Burlington Walter Rakow Arnold Rakow California Leonard Rakow Earl Nes B. C. Rakow West Fred Gardnersville Nevada Albert William Lybold

World’s Fair Contest Offers Free Double Fare Trip

The Kine Korn Klub of ’39 together with the Junior Woman’s Club and the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a free double fare trip to either the Atlantic coast or Pacific World's Fair. The prize covers two first class round trips with lower berth Pullman, seven days of expense paid touring, hotels meals and admission.

Atlantic Pacific Kine Korn Klub Junior Woman's Club Junior Chamber of Commerce

Returned Home Thursday From Omaha Visit

Mrs. Lydia M. Davis of Indianola Iowa sister of Mrs. M S Briggs and Miss Hazel Hunnicutt of Lake City Iowa have returned home after visiting in Omaha at the Franzen home and with Mr and Mrs M S Briggs for the past week, departing Thursday evening.

Lydia M. Davis Indianola Iowa M. S. Briggs Mazonic Hazel Hunnicutt Lake City Omaha F. J. Franzen

Ulrich Couple Welcome Son At St Joseph Hospital

A baby boy was born at 2 30 a m Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Albert Ulrich at St Joseph hospital. The child is a grandson of Mr and Mrs John J Cloidt Sr and Mrs Ewald Ulrich of this city, and Mrs Cloidt formerly Miss Rosemary Cloidt.

Albert Ulrich St. Joseph Hospital Ulrich Rosemary Cloidt John J. Cloidt Ewald Ulrich City

Mynard Community Club Meets Friday Evening

The Mynard community club holds its regular meeting Friday June 30 at 8 o'clock in the commit building. The east side committee will be in charge.

Mynard Community Club Commit East Side Committee

Local workers depart for Mondamin river improvement project

A group from the Western Waterways Co. leaves for Mondamin Iowa to begin an extensive river improvement program. Among the travelers are Jack Chadwick Harry Newmann Chester Taylor Gerald Cady Walter Bledge Merle Winters Lester Curtis and Frank Strough. The company expects substantial work around the Iowa port and the assignment will take some time.

Western Waterways Co Mondamin Towa Jack Chadwick Harry Newmann Chester Taylor Gerald Cady Walter Bledge Merle Winters Lester Curtis Frank Strough Iowa

Allan Glaze 16 Dies in Truck Accident Near White Clay

Edgar L. Glaze of this city received word of the death of his son Allan Glaze age 16 in a truck accident near White Clay Nebraska. Allan was born in Nebraska City and lived with his mother at White Clay since 1928. He is survived by his mother and father one half sister and grandparents Mr and Mrs C F Glaze of Plattsmouth. Funeral services will be held Saturday at White Clay with the father, grandparents and other relatives attending.

Edgar L. Glaze Allan Glaze White Clay Nebraska Nebraska City C. F. Glaze Plattemouth John Glaze C. C. Cotner City

Suffers Severe Injury On Farm Tractor Accident

Fred Buell of the Murdock area sustained a severe head cut and hip injury when his tractor ran over him Thursday. A physician from Ashland treated him at the scene before he was transported by ambulance to Lincoln and admitted to a hospital for care.

Fred Buell Murdock Territory

Additions to office space at Dr Eaton clinic

At the Bekins building the Dr W S Eaton offices are being expanded with a new room at the north of the suite. The new X ray room will also serve patients undergoing ray and heat treatments, addressing previous space constraints.

W. S. Eaton Bekins Dr. Eaton

Visit to hospital by city leaders ends in Omaha

Mayor George Lushinsky and Chief of Police W M Barclay with John Lutz William Schmidtmann Sr and Robert Jacobs motored to Omaha on Thursday to visit Edward Schulhof at St Joseph hospital. Schulhof has been in the hospital for several weeks and recently underwent an operation and is now recuperating.

George Lushinsky W. M. Barclay John Lutz William Schmidtmann, Sr Robert Jacobs Omaha Edward Schulhof St. Joseph Hospital Schulhof

Visits with Old Friends Henry Lamphere Returns to Nebraska

Henry Lamphere known as Chick visited Wednesday and today with relatives and old friends. He has lived in Fort Smith Arkansas for years and now plans to relocate to Omaha California? Wait. He is pleased to be back in Nebraska after time in the south.

Henry Lamphere Chick Fort Smith Arkansas Omaha Nebraska South

Chinch Bugs Threaten Cereal Crops Across Cass County

Chinch bugs feared as a major pest next to Hessian fly attacking cereals in Cass County. Reports span five miles west of Plattsmouth with corn losses from dried pasture to harvest time migrations. Control methods include furrow barriers and kerosene oil since spraying harms corn. early detection urged.

Cass County Elmer Tschirren Plattsmouth

Farmers Cooperate in Small Communities for Pest Control

Coverage expands as more farmers join local groups in small communities. Notices cannot be sent to any precinct or community, while assistance is provided at meetings to support pest control work and organization efforts.

Weeping Water Attorney Sees Local Residents on Business

Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping Water visited for a few hours to handle local business matters. He was accompanied by Clint Wilkinson and William Ash, well known Cass county residents.

C. E. Tefft Clint Wilkinson William Ash Cass County

Home Missionary Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church held its closing meeting of the year on Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with a large attendance. Officers chosen were President Mrs. Edgar Newton, Vice President Mrs. J. G. Mc Mahen, Secretary Mrs. Fred Howland, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Y. Arn, Sr., and Treasurer Mrs. Albert Funk. The session opened with luncheon followed by reports showing a successful year. Benediction ended the gathering.

Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church J. C. Lawsen Edgar Newton J. G. McMahen Fred Howland

County Court Happenings Probate and Discharges

In the county court a petition was filed for probate of Elizabeth Carr's last will. Marvin Carr and Mrs. Meryl Bender were named as executor and executrix. Hearings addressed final settlement of Fred H. Gorder's estate and discharge of Minerva and Helen Gorder as joint executrixes. The court also heard probate for Bartley J. Hopkins and discharge of W. C. Ratcliffe as administrator of Hannah Penn's estate.

Elizabeth Carr Eagle Marvin Carr Meryl Bender Fred H. Gorder Minerva Helen Gorder Bartley J. Hopkins W. C. Ratcliffe Hannah Penn

New Boy to Rotherts in Auburn Nebraska

Mr and Mrs Fred Rothert of Auburn Nebraska welcome a son born Monday June 19 Both mother and child are doing well. The Rotherts have ties to Plattsmouth with Mr Rothert formerly coaching at the high school and Mrs Rothert a former local teacher.

Fred Rothert Auburn Nebraska Rothert Plattsmouth High School Robert Alice James

Married at Court House in Union

This morning at the office of County Judge A. H. Duxbury Wayne Marvin Surface and Helen Dean Brown, both of Union, were married. The ceremony was witnessed by the groom's brother Ralph Surface and his wife, and the couple will reside in Union.

A. H. Duxbury Wayne Marvin Surface Helen Dean Brown Union Ralph Surface

Korn Karnival Preview At Ak-Sar-Ben Races

Plattsmouth residents invited to Ak-Sar-Ben races on June 25 for Southeastern Nebraska Day. Complimentary tickets available at Bates Book Store and Conis Shining Parlor with a 25 cent tax. Radio broadcast plans feature a local speaker promoting the September Korn Karnival.

Plattsmouth Ak-Sar-Ben Ak-Sar-Benden Bates Book Store Conis Southeastern Nebraska Nebraska L. S. Devoe Recreation Service Plattsmouth Korn Iowa Den Conis Shining

Four youths head to Doane College for summer Bible conference

Four members of the Christian church set out Monday at 12 30 for Doane College Crete Nebraska to attend the Young People s Summer Bible conference of eastern Nebraska. Conference sophomores are Aileen Reed and Clayton Slack while Maxine Graves and Helen Minniecar are freshmen.

Christian Church Doane College Crete Nebraska The Christian Churches of Aileen Reed Clayton Slack Maxine Graves Helen Minniecar

Sister Mary Celestine Undergoes Operation at St Catherine’s

Sister Mary Celestine a long time St John school instructor was taken to St Catherine’s hospital and underwent an operation early this morning for illness believed to be relieved by surgery.

Mary Celestine St. John's School St. Catherine’s Hospital

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Diggs August Rakow Jacob W. Tritsch Home Missionary Society Methodist Rotherts Court House Southeastern Nebr Journal
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